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DA chapter 13
Prep for patient care
Question | Answer |
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T/F The use of the thumb to palpate for a pulse is a prefered method | False |
T/F When taking a blood pressure, after the last pulsing sound is heard the cuff can be deflated rapidly | True |
sensitive topics may be discussed regarding patient health and medications being taken , certain patients may be identified for "premedication" status before treatment | True |
When should a patients medical history be reviewed and updated? | Each visit |
Which information is usually required on the medical history A. allergies B. previouse surgeries C. medical alerts D. Medication taken by the patient | A. allergies |
An abnormally slow resting pulse is | Bradycardia |
an abnormally slow resting respiratory rate is | Bradypnea |
Adults usually have a ____ respiration rate than children | slower |
Basic vital signs include 1. height 2. respiration rate 3. pulse rate 4.weight 5. body temp. 6. blood pressure | 2,3,5,6 |
the earpiece of the stethoscope is placed ___ into the ear A. forward B. backward C. does not matter D. not in the ears at all | A Forward |
when inflating the cuff inflate to the level of approximately ___ for an adult A. 60 B. 80 C. 100 D.160 | D. 160 |
feeling with the fingers or hand to determine the intermittent beating sensation of the pulse is called A.palpation B.systolic pressure C. antipyretic D. tachycardia | A. palpation |
before taking the bloodpressure the assistant should estimate the systolic pressure by which of the following methods A.palpation B. inflation C. obliteration D. deflation E. all the above | All above |