HEIGHT
WEIGHT
TEMPERATURE
BLOOD PRESSURE
OXYGEN THERAPY
100

Bobby takes a patient to go measure their height and asks them to stand against the scale on the wall. The patient proceeds to face towards the wall against the scale and stand on their tippy toes. How should Bobby re-direct the patient? 

Back towards scale, feet slightly apart, facing forward

100

Gru needs to get an accurate measurement of a patients weight to ensure screening eligibility. What should he do before the patient steps on the scale? 

Make sure equipment is calibrated and zeroed.

100

What is the normal body temperature range in Celsius? 

Celsius: 36.0C - 37.5C

100

Jeff needs to take his patient's blood pressure, what is the correct position the patient should be in for this measurement?

Feet flat on the floor, back supported, arm rested at chest height, no talking

100

Debra has a health patient and a COPD patient, what should their oxygen saturation be? 

Healthy: 95-100%

COPD: 88-92%

200

Cindy has to measure her patients height, where should she look to find what parameter to use?

What are the common conversions?

Her study protocol. 


1in = 2.54cm
200

Bobby is with a falls risk patient. How should he help this patient measure their weight?

Assist patient on and off the scale. 

200

What should Bennet do before and after using the temperature devices on patients. 

Clean the device and wash hands before and after use. 

200

Billy was measuring his patients blood pressure and noticed that it was below normal range. What should he do?

Ask the patient if they know their normal range, if the readings are below their normal ranges and standard normal ranges, measurements should be recorded and reported. 

200

Poppy's healthy patient's oxygen saturation was 87%. What should she do?

assess patient, contact provider and notify clinical staff, report to CRC/PI and follow protocol

300

Poppy is taking a patients height who is slightly shorter than her. To get the most accurate height measurement, how should she read the patients height?

At eye level

300

What is the correct position when weighing on a scale?

Centered on the scale.

300

Manny's patient has been sweating profusely from running from Duke North to Duke South to make it to their appointment. Which temperature device would encounter a contraindication with the patient's current state?

Temporal 

300

Ben's healthy patient BP was 110/75. Is that normal?

Yes

Normal is below 120 for Systolic

Normal is below 80 for Diastolic

300

What are 5 common causes for false readings?

Dark/thick nail polish

Cold Fingers

Poor circulation

Shaking/Tremors

Low Blood Pressure

400

Its Joe's first time taking a patients height. What's the first thing he should do to ensure accurate measurement?

Calibrate scale and move calibration rod well above patients height.

400

Petunia is measuring a patients weight and the scale shows 64.2 kg. Her protocol wants weight to be measured in lbs. What should Petunia write on the CRF.

~141.2lbs


400

What are the influencing factors of body temperature change?

Circadian rhythm, Hormone Levels, Exercise, Environment, Stress

400
Little John's older patient had a BP of 180/120, what should he do?

Assess the situation, notify clinical staff, and notify CRC/PI

400

What is the shape of a normal pleth wave?

Saw tooth appearance with evenly spaced with equally wide waves of equal amplitude

500

Todd works in a general practice. His next two patients is a child and an older adult with falls risk. What should he do for each patient to ensure he gets their height?

Have another person during vital assessments.

Child: another person to assist with body positioning

Falls Risk: another person to assist with potential falling of patient

500

Joe did not check to calibrate and zero out the scale for his next patient. What are the potential risks of an inaccurate weight measurement?

Inaccurate medication prescription, fluid balance, and nutritional assessment


500

Nurse Judy needs the most accurate temperature measurement for her patient, which site should she use?

Rectal

500

Common causes for sudden spikes

Caffeine, stress, smoking, and medications

500

What does %SpO2 stand for?

oxygen saturation