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CNA Review Unit 19-Vital Signs

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The amount of heat in the body is ....temperature.
oral, axillary, rectal, tympanicFour types of temperature readings
normal oral temp range97.6 - 99.6
normal axillary temperature range96.6 - 98.6
normal rectal temp range98.6 - 100.6
normal tympanic tempany usually 97. 6 - 99.6
True or false: Older persons have a higher temperature than younger adultsfalse - they have lower temp
The rate of the heartbeat is called...pulse
Number of heartbeats or pulse felt in one minutepulse rate
Normal pulse rateabout 76 / minute
Report pulse rate below...60/minute
Report pulse rate above...90/minute
The rythym of pulse rate should be ...regular
Irregular pulse occurs when ...beats are not evenly spced OR beats are skipped
Forceful (easy to feel) pulses are described as...strong, full or bounding
Hard to feel pulses are described as...Weak, thready or feeble
RespirationBreathing
Normal respiration rate is ...16/ minute
Report respirations below...12/minute
Report respirations above ...22/minute
The force of blood against the artery walls as the heart beats is called...blood pressure
Blood pressure is recorded asSystolic over diastolic (systolic/diastolic)
Normal blood pressure is ...about 120/80
Report blood pressure below100/60 mm Hg
Report blood pressure above140/90 mmHg
Systolic (Top Number)Amount of force needed to pump blood out of the heart into the arterial circulation
DiastolicThe pressure in the arteries when the heart is at rest
HypertensionHigh blood pressure
HypotensionLow blood pressure
SphygmomanometerCuff and measuring device used to measure blood pressure
True or False: Before breakfast is the best time to weigh a personTRUE
Weigh a person at_______every daythe same time
Signs of infectionTemperature and elevation, Chilling and sweating, Skin hot or cold, Color flushed or blue, Inflammation
Urine should be the color ofstraw or pale yellow
Report urine withDark, red or cloudy appearance OR has the presence of solid particles, blood or odor
Signs of dehydrationLow fluid intake, output of dark urine /w strong odor, weight loss, dry skin, dry mucous membrane, drowsiness
Signs of fluid retentionEdema (Swelling), weight gain, respiratory difficulties
Urinary complaints includeDysuria, burning, urgency, frequency, flank pain
DysuriaDifficulty urinating
Bowel complaints includePain, constipation, diarrhea, bleeding
Wait___minutes before taking an ORAL temperature if the patient has just finished eating, drinking or smoking15 minutes
Thermometer should be left in the MOUTH for___minutes3-5 minutes
Thermometer should be left under the ARM for___minutes10 minutes
Thermometer should be held in the RECTUM for___minutes3-5 minutes


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