Blood Pressure
Pulse
Temperature
Respirations
Miscellaneous Vital Signs
100

Blood Pressure is measured in

Millimeters of Mercury 

100

Correct way to take an apical pulse

Stethoscope at apex of heart count for 1 min

100

What is not a route for measuring temperature

Femoral

100

Healthy adult has how many respiration per minute 

12-20

100

Name 4 main vital signs

Temperature

Pulse

Respirations

BP

200

Hypertension Means

High Blood Pressure

200
Most common site for taking the pulse

Radial

200

What does not lead to increased body temperature

Starvation, Fasting, sleeping, 
200

When a person stops breathing for a few seconds & starts breathing again

Apnea

200

Prehypertension occurs when diastolic reading is between 

80-89

300

What is taken in account when choosing the appropriate blood pressure cuff 

Arm Circumference

300

Pulse that is used when measuring BP

Brachial

300

When is your body temp the highest 

Evenings 

300

When you hear bubbling or rattling sounds

Cheyne-Stokes

300

What part of the stethoscope do you place over an artery to hear the BP

Diaphragm or Bell 

400

How do you record a BP measurement 

As a Fraction 

400

Pulse rate over 100 beats per minute

Tachycarida

400

If a patient had rectal surgery where would you take their temp

Oral, tympanic, axillary 

400

Labored or difficult respiration

Dyspnea

400

Two ways that can cause hypotension 

Shock & Dehydration 

500

Correct Position when taking a BP

Arm should be resting at the level of the heart



"DOUBLE JEOPARDY"

500

Pulse is described as regular or irregular by its

Rhythm

500

Before digital thermometer is used, you should

Apply a new sheath

500

Breathing with a high-pitched whistling during expiration 

Wheezing

500

Heart sounds are caused by

Movement of blood through the heart chamber



"Double Jeopardy"

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