In each blank, try to type in the
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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: The body loses heat by a combination of what five ?Answer: Convection, Conduction, , Evaporation, and Elimination Question: What is the average body temperature for an adult?Answer: 98.6 degrees fahrenheit or 37.0 degrees . Question: Define .Answer: absence of Question: febrile.Answer: fever is Question: pyrexia.Answer: Fever Question: Why are mercury no longer used?Answer: The mercury is dangerous to fetuses and the environment due to its . Question: What of thermometers are available for use in the ambulatory care setting?Answer: Disposable, digital, electronic, , glass, temporal artery Question: What is the thermometer of choice for pediatric patients than 2 years?Answer: Tympanic Question: What factors can cause a tympanic temperature reading to be ?Answer: impacted cerumen or media Question: What type of thermometers always be separated?Answer: oral and . Question: What are the that can be used to detect pulse rates?Answer: radial, carotid, brachial, temporal, , popliteal, dorsalis pedis, apical Question: arrhythmia.Answer: Abnormal rhythms of the pulse when either a beat is skipped or sooner than expected. Question: What is the pulse rate for a newborn?Answer: 130-160 Question: What is the pulse rate for an infant?Answer: 110-130 Question: What is the normal pulse rate for a between 1-7 years old?Answer: 80-120 Question: What is the pulse rate for a child older than 7 years?Answer: 80-90 Question: What is the normal pulse rate for an ?Answer: 60-80 Question: bradycardia.Answer: rate less than 60 bpm. Question: tachycardia.Answer: rate greater than 100 bpm. Question: PVCAnswer: Premature Contraction Question: eupnea.Answer: respiratory rate. Question: What is the normal respiratory rate for an ?Answer: 30-60 Question: What is the normal respiratory rate for a 1-7 years old?Answer: 18-30 Question: What is the normal respiratory rate for an ?Answer: 12-20 Question: Define .Answer: The temporary absence fo breathing. Question: How is apnea treated?Answer: Weight loss and Question: What is ?Answer: sleep disorder that causes patients to have sleeping while driving, eating, or sitting in a movie theater. Question: tachypnea.Answer: respiratory rate than 40 rpm Question: bradypnea.Answer: a decrease in the number of Question: Cheyne-Stokes.Answer: a regular of irregular breathing rate. Question: hypoventilation.Answer: respiration is decreased in rate and in depth Question: hyperventilation.Answer: a type of breathing in which the amounts of drawn in during inspiration are greatly increased, resulting in a decrease in the amount of blood carbon dioxide. Question: Asthma, pulmonary or edema, and acute anxiety are associated with what respiratory disorder.Answer: hyperventilation Question: rales:Answer: rattling sounds heard during inspiration and expiration when the lung contain secretions. Question: rhonchi.Answer: similar to snoring usually produced by a rattle in the throat. Question: Define .Answer: high pitched musical heard on expiration. Question: Asthma and emphysema are usually associated with what type of sound?Answer: Question: systole.Answer: The exerted on the arterial walls during cardiac contraction. Question: diastole.Answer: The exerted during cardiac relaxation. Question: What is the sound heard during phase I of measuring blood .Answer: a sharp sound. Question: What is the heard during phase II of measuring blood pressure?Answer: a soft swishing Question: What is the sound heard during phase III of measuring blood ?Answer: a rhythmic tapping Question: What is the sound heard during phase IV of blood pressure?Answer: a muffling and of the tapping sounds. Question: What is the sound heard during phase V of blood pressure?Answer: all disappear. Question: What two things must be kept in mind when measuring blood ?Answer: patient and accuracy. Question: What is the blood pressure for a newborn?Answer: 50-52/25-30 Question: Normal blood pressure for a 6 years?Answer: 95/62 Question: Normal blood pressure for a child 10 ?Answer: 100/65 Question: Normal blood for an adolescent 16 years?Answer: 118/75 Question: Normal blood for an adult?Answer: Systolic less than 120, less than 80 Question: Answer: 120-139/80-89 Question: High pressureAnswer: 140/90 Question: What are the four types .Answer: or essential, secondary, benign, and malignant. Question: What is the range of blood pressure for stage 2?Answer: than 160/100 |
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