Temperature
Pulse
Respirations
Blood Pressure
Vital Signs
100

This is the normal average oral temperature in adults.

What is 97.6-99.6

100

This is the most common pulse site used in healthcare.

What is the Radial Pulse?

100

1 Respiration consists of this.

What is 1 Inspiration and 1 Expiration

100

A normal blood pressure reading of an adult.

What is 120/80?

100

What are the 4 main vital signs?

What are Temperature, Pulse, Respirations and Blood Pressure?

200

This term means maintaining a stable internal body balance.

What is Homeostasis?

200

A common mistake when taking/reading a pulse.

What is pressing too hard, using your thumb, counting too quickly/slowly, losing the pulse site, ignoring rhythm, or recording the wrong number

200

A normal adult respiratory rate is.

12-20 breaths per minute.

200

A condition of having HIGH blood pressure

What is hypertension?

200

Often considered the 5th Vital Sign

What is Pain or Pulse Oximetry?

300

The MOST accurate temperature route?

What is rectal?

300

This medical term refers to a pulse/heart rate being too SLOW

What is Bradycardia?

300

 This type of breathing is difficult or strained.

What is labored breathing?

300

This is the bottom number of a blood pressure reading.

What is Diastolic?

300

The heart rate felt in an artery is called

What is the Pulse?

400

The axillary temperature should be taken in this location

Where is the armpit?

400

The average adult heart is 

What is 60-100 beats per minute.

400

This type of breathing, common after exercise, refers to fast breathing.

What is Tachypnea?

400

This is the top number of the blood pressure reading

What is Systolic?

400

The pulse found in the upper arm is known as

What is the Brachial Pulse?

500

This is a quick forehead scan used to determine a patient's temperature.

What is a temporal scan/temperature?

500

This thoracic site is considered the ideal site to LISTEN to Heart Sounds/Rate with a stethoscope.

What is Apical?

500

This would be considered a normal oxygen saturation rate when taken with a pulse oximeter.

What is 95-99 SpO2

500

This unit is used to measure blood pressure.

What is mmHg (millimeters of mercury)?

500

The type of information gathered from vital signs (Hint S.O.A.P)

What is Objective Information