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Having a body temperature within one's normal range.   Afebrile  
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Inner side or bend of the elbow.   Antecubital space  
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Left lower corner of the heart.   Apex  
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Located at the apex of the heart.   Apical  
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Absence of respiration.   Apnea  
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Provides a palpable pulse and audible vascular sounds in the atecubital space.   Brachial artery  
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To standardize a measuring instrument.   Calibrate  
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Common scale used for measuring temperature.   Fahrenheit  
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Having a body temperature above one's normal range.   Febrile  
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Abnormally deep rapid breathing.   Hyperpnea  
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An exceptionally high fever.   Hyperpyrexia  
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High blood pressure.   Hypertension  
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Low blood pressure.   hypotension  
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Systolic blood pressure measured by using the sense of touch.   Palpatory method  
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An artery located in the groove on the thumb side of the inner wrist, where the pulse is taken on adults.   Radial artery  
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An instrument for measuring blood pressure   Sphymomanometer  
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Abnormally rapid breathing.   Tachypnea  
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Rapid heart, generally in excess of 100 beats per minute.   Tachycardia  
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An instrument either electronic or disposable that is used to measure body temperature.   Thermometer  
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