Signs/Symptoms & Clinical Terms
What is a sign?
The number of the blood pressure reading recorded when the Korotkoff sound disappears.
What is diastolic pressure?
The recommended adult chest-compression rate is this many compressions per minute.
What is 100-120/min?
This is considered a normal respiration rate at rest.
What is 12 to 20 bpm?
This type of pain is caused by musculoskeletal injuries, is related to movement or position, and is usually relieved when the offending stress is removed.
What is mechanical pain?
This is something reported by the patient.
What is a symptom?
The artery marker on the cuff should be aligned over this artery.
What is the brachial artery?
Adult CPR uses this compression-to-breath ratio?
When a medical emergency is identified, this plan should be activated.
What is the Emergency Action Plan (EAP)?
This type of pain results from biochemical substances released during tissue injury and tends to be constant and not relieved by changing movement or position.
What is chemical pain?
This term means the study of the biological causes, effects, and process of disease.
What is pathology?
During a manual BP measurement, the first repeated Korotkoff sounds represents this.
What is systolic pressure?
Infant compressions should be this deep.
What is 1.5 inches?
The color you would triage a patient in a mass event who is motionless, isn't breathing, and doesn't have a pulse.
What is black?
This type of pain originated in bones, nerves, muscles, tendons, ligaments, arteries, or joints
This is the overall picture made up of signs, symptoms, medical history, and physical examination.
What is clinical presentation?
A cuff that is too small may cause the blood pressure reading to appear this way.
What is falsely high?
After an AED delivers a shock, you should immediately do this.
What is resume chest compressions/CPR?
What is syncope?
A person who has had an arm or leg amputated continues to experience pain that feels like it is coming from the missing body part. This phenomenon is known as what?
What is phantom limb pain?
An AT believes several different conditions could be responsible for an athlete's problem. The list of possibilities is called this.
What is a differential diagnosis?
During the palpatory estimate, the radial pulse disappears at 130 mmHg. According to the procedure, approximately what pressure range should you reinflate to for the auscultatory reading?
What is 150-160 mmHg?
Two trained rescuers are performing CPR on a child. They should use this compression-to-breath ratio.
What is 15:2?
Type of illness that is worse at night, worse with organ function, and doesn't change with movement or posture.
What is systemic illness?
A person's response to pain is affected by cultural, social, and personal experiences is called this.
What is perceptual pain?