Vital Signs and Measurements Chpt 37 - Respirations
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| One respiration consists of? | One inhalation and one exhalation
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| The repiratory rate is measured in? | RPM - Respirations per minute
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| To obtain respiration rate you? | Count the number of respirations for 30 seconds and than double that number
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| Normal respiratory rate <1 yr (Infant) | 30-60 rpm
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| Normal respiratory rate 1-2 yrs (toddler) | 24-40 rpm
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| Normal respiratory rate 2-5 yrs (preschool) | 22-34 rpm
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| Normal respiratory 6-12 yrs (School age) | 18-30 rpm
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| Normal respiratory +12 | 12-18 rpm
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| Difficult or painful breathing is called? | Dyspnea or SOB (short of breath)
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| Slow breathing is called? | Bradypnea hypopnea
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| Fast breathing is called? | Tachypnea /Hyperpnea
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| No breathing is called? | Apnea
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| Upright breathing in supported position is called? | Orthopnea
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| An apical pulse (AP) is obtained by? | Placing a stethoscope diaphragm just inferior to the left papilla
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| The ear piece of a stethoscope should be? | Facing forward, and cleaned after each use with 70% Isopropyl
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| The Lubb-dupp sounds of an apical pulse is counted as? | One heart beat
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| The lubb-dupp sounds of a apical pulse are AKA? | S1 and S2 heart sounds
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| An pical pulse is counted for? | 1 minute
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