Chapter 154 Jeopardy Template

skeletal system	Muscular system	Vital Signs	Scenarios	WILDCARD
100 Radius The top bone in the forearm	100 Smooth, skeletal, and cardiac Name the three types of muscles	100 100-160 beats/min What is the pulse of an infant (newborn to 1yr)	100 His screaming indicates that he is in a lot of pain. A child broke his leg and he is screaming. You find that his vital signs are increased. Why?	100 33 How many vertebrae are in the spine
200 Fixed joint What joint is the neck joint	200 the Vena Cava What major blood vessel pumps blood to the heart	200 15-30 breaths/min What is the respiration rate of children from the ages 1 to 8	200 Hinge joint A patients elbow is deformed. What joint is involved?	200 12 How many vertebrae are in the thoracic vertebrae
300 Cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccyx Name all the sections of the spine	300 Relaxed What is it called when the liver is expanded	200 It creates an increased heart rate How does being obese affect the heart	300 Nervous system A patient is unable to feel pain in their hand. What system is involved?	300 A fixed joint What kind of joint is the neck joint
400 What is How many bones are in each section of the spine. (Name all)	400 A few minutes How long do hearts live without oxygen	400 80-110mmHg What is the systolic pressure of children	400 The infant will be in respiratory distress An infant's nose is blocked. What is their breathing like?	400 35 feet long How long is the digestive tract
500 The pelvic bone What is another for your ilium?	500 About 1 inch in diameter How large are the arteries closest to the heart	500 Fever, Exercise, Illness, Pain, Stress, Excess body weight Name all the things that can increase the vital signs	500 Mouth, Pharynx, esophagus, liver, stomach, gallbladder, pancreas, large intestine, small intestine, rectum and anus A patient experienced trauma to their digestive system. What major organs could be involved?	500 The removal of waste in the bloodstream and the reproductive functions What is the genitourinary system responsible for. (All functions)

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