Vital Signs
Disease Diagnosis
Parts of the Brain
Neurological Disorders
Temperature
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What is Temperature?
How hot or how cold something is.
100
What is a symptom? Give two examples.
How the patient is feeling.
Examples: Vomiting, Headache, Cough, Runny Nose, Stomach Ache
100
Which Lobe in the Brain allows you to hear?
Temporal Lobe
100
What part of the human body is affected by a Neurological Disorder?
Brain
100
How many degrees is a fever?
100.4
200
What is Heart Rate?
A measure of heart beats usually expressed as the number of beats per minute.
200
What are the three type of pathogens?
Fungus, Bacteria, and Virus
200
Which Lobe controls your emotions, behavior, and personality?
Frontal Lobe
200
Give an example of one Neurological Disorder.
Epilepsy, ADHD, Tourettes, Etc...
200
A temperature that is taken axillary, is taken
by armpit.
300
What is Respiratory Rate?
The number of breaths a person takes per minute.
300
What vocabulary word goes with this definition, "The moment of exposure to an infectious agent until signs and symptoms of the disease appear?"
Incubation Period
300
Which Lobe in the Brain controls your Vision?
Occipital Lobe
300
What is the most common symptom of a person who has epilepsy?
They have Seizures.
300
Identify three places that the body temperature can be taken.
Ear, Mouth, Armpit
400
What are the four vital signs?
Temperature, Respiratory Rate, Heart Rate, and Blood Pressure
400
What type of Transmission is E. Coli
Foodborne
400
Where did Miss Quezada attend Middle School?
El Monte Middle School
400
What is one common Neurological Disorder that is known for memory loss?
Alzheimer's or Dementia
400
What is one thing that can increase temperature?
Illness, infection, exercise, excitement, environment
500
Why are vital signs important?
Are clues for diagnosing illnesses and diseases
500
What temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is considered a fever?
100.4 and above
500
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Frontal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
500
What does LEAD represent?
LEAD like a Lobo
Be Engaged
Accept Everyone
Are Dependable
500
The term for "below normal" body temperature is _______
Hypothermia