| Quality and Safety | Vital Sign (Temperature) | Vital Signs (Pulse) | Vital Signs (Respirations) | Vitals (Blood Pressure) |
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What is Hand Hygiene by washing with soap and water or use of antiseptic hand rubs
What is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infectious agents?
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What is 1. oral
2. temporal 3. rectal 4. axillary 5. tympanic
What are the 5 different locations to take temperatures?
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What is 1. temporal
2. carotid 3. brachial 4. femoral 5. radial 6. ulnar 7. popliteal 8. posterior tibial 9. dorsalis pedis
What are the 9 total peripheral pulses?
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What is
normal respirations- eupnea 12-20 increased respirations- tachypnea over 24 decreased respirations- bradypnea less than 10
What are the respiration rates?
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What is blood pressure is a measurement of the force against the walls of the arteries as the heart pumps blood throughout the body
What is blood pressure?
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1. Before touching a patient
2. Before a clean or aseptic procedure 3. After a body fluid risk 4. After touching a patient 5. After toughing a patient surroundings
What are the five moments for hand hygiene?
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what is 98.6 and Afebrile
What is considered a normal temperature and what is the terminology called?
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What is parasympathetic
Define the vagus nerve decrease heart rate?
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What is
calculates the SP02 (pulse oxygen saturation) reliable estimate of arterial oxygen saturation
What is pulse oximetry? what does it do?
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What is millimeters of mercury(mmHg)
What are the units for reading blood pressure?
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What is
1. Handwashing 2. Gown 3. Mask 4. Goggles 5. Gloves
What are the steps for Donning PPE?
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what is Pyrexia, Febrile, Hyperpyrexia (a dangerous condition)
What is having a fever called?
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What is sympathetic
What increases the heart rate and increases the force of contraction?
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What is 95%-100%
What is the normal rate of Sp02?
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What is systolic over diastolic
What is the first and second sounds you hear when taking blood pressure?
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What is
1. Gloves 2. Goggles 3. Gown 4. Mask 5. Handwashing
What are the steps for Doffing PPE?
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loss of appetite, headache, hot, dry skin, flushed face, thirst, muscle aches, fatigue, **increased respiration and pulse rate***, fever blisters
What are some of the physical effects of a fever? There is one effect that is very important to know!
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What is
normal heart rate 60-100 tachycardia over 100 bradycardia under 60
What are all the pulse rates? and their ranges?
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What is the cerebral cortex
What is the part of the brain that allows voluntary control of breathing?
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What is diastolic is when the sound completely disappears
define diastolic?
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What is
1. No false nails 2. No gel polish 3. fingernails can not be longer than 1/4 inch
What are the 3 main BIG NO's for your nails?
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What is determine the cause, treat the cause, patient comfort, prevent complications, medications
What is the way to treat a fever?
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What is palpate and count the pulse for 1 minute
What is the right thing to do if the rate, rhythm, or amplitude of the pulse is abnormal in any way?
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What is ventilation, diffusion and perfusion
What does respiration involve?
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What is normal: less than 120 and less than 80
prehypertension: 120-139 and 80-89 hypertension stage 1: 140-159 and 90-99 hypertension stage 2: 160 or higher and 100 or higher hypertension crisis: higher than 180 and higher than 110
blood pressure chart? please draw out the chart with the ranges!
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