The warmth in deeper sites within the body like brain and heart. Usually from 97F-99.5F
Core Temperature
What is the pattern of the pulsations and the pauses between them
The number of ventilations per minute
Respiratory rate
Blood Pressure
What is considered a "normal blood pressure"
120/80
What is considered the 5th vital sign
Pain
Acts as the center for temperature regulation
Hypothalamus
"3+" is an example of what
Normal pulse volume, moderate pressure causes it to disappear
Hyperventilation
Pressure within the arterial system when the heart contracts
Systolic Pressure
What rage is considered a "normal heart rate"
60-100
What is pulse deficit
A difference between the apical and radial pulse
Which two sites provide the more accurate shell temperature due to their proximity near the hypothalamus
Tympanic and Temporal
A patient has a pulse of 120 bmp, what type of pulse rate is this?
Tachycardia
Internal or tissue respiration
If someone had a mastectomy on both sides, which artery would you not want to use
Brachial Artery
What range is considered normal for respiration on an adult female
16-20
Contraindications of using this type of thermometer include the very young, uncooperative, unconscious, oral surgery
Electronic (Oral) Thermometer
Radial Artery
Life threatening if it lasts more than 4-6 minutes
Apnea
A falsely high reading
What shell temperature range is considered normal?
99.6-99.3
Cold body temperature was best measures with which type of thermometer?
Tympanic Thermometer
List the temperature which is considered a fever and give 2 symptoms of a fever
99.3, Pinkish red skin, restlessness, irritability, nausea, glassy eyes, photosensitivity, diaphoretic, HA, myalgia, tachycardia, tachypnea, disorientation/confusion seizures in children, fever blisters/cold sores
This rate is counted by listening at the chest with a stethoscope at the 5th intercostal at the left midclavicular line, at the apex of the heart, for one full minute
Apical Heart rate
Breathing pattern in which the depth of respirations gradually increases, followed by a gradual decrease and then a period when the breathing stops briefly before resuming
Cheyne-Stokes
Which phase of Korotkoff sounds is characterized by a change from a tapping sound to a swishing sound
Phase 2
What core temperature range is considered normal?
97-99.5
When are blood pressure and temp the lowest according to our circadian rhythm
Midnight to dawn (4-5 am)