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Pulse definition
the pressure of the blood felt against the wall of an artery as the heart alternatively contracts (beats ) and relaxes (rests)
3 factors noted about each and every pulse
rate ,rhythm, location
normal pulse range for men
60-70
normal pulse range for woman
65-80
normal pulse range for infants
120-160
3 factors than can cause an increase in pulse rate
drugs, exercise, stress
3 factors that can cause a decrease in pulse rate
gender, position, drugs
pulse rate under 60 beats a minute
Bradicardia
pulse rate above 100 betas per min
Tachycardia
an irregular or abnormal rhythm in pulse rate
Arrythmia
respiration definition
supply the cells in the body with oxygen and to rid the body of excess carbon dioxide
normal respirations for adults
12-20
normal respiration rate for children
22-24
normal respiration rate for infants
30-60
One respiration consists of one __________ and one ___________.
inhalation, exhalation
4 words to describe the character or volume of respirations
•Regular
•Irregular
•Shallow
•Labored
2 words to describe the rhythm of respirations
•Regularity
•Normal
Dyspnea
difficult or labored breathing
Apnea
A period of no respirations
Cheyne-Stokes
a period of dyspnea followed by periods of apnea.
Rales
(crackles ) moist respirations
Tachypnea
rapid, shallow breathing
Bradypnea
slow breathing
Wheezing
difficult breathing accompanied by whistling or sighing sound *heard upon exhalation
Why is it important that the patient is not aware that you are counting respirations
Because the rate or volume may change if patient knows
Stetorous
Snoring like respiration
Temperature (Orally )
97.6-99.6
Temperature (Rectal )
98.6-100.6
Common pulse site
Radial
Cyanosis
bluish discoloration of skin, means patient has respiratory problem
Normal Blood Pressure
140/90 - 90/60
How to find a post deficit
Apical 130
- Radial -100
—————- -———
Post Deficit 30
Systolic function
When heart is pumping blood
Diastolic function
heart at rest, and ventricles fill up with blood