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Temperature

Measure of heat in the body

Oral average temp


(mouth)

98.6

Rectal average temp


(Butt)

99.6

Axillary average temp


(under warm)

97.6

Tympanic or Aural average temp


(Ear)

98.6

Temporal average temp


(Forehead)

99.6

Vitals signs are

Temperature (T)


Pulse (P)


Respiration (R)


Blood Pressure (BP)

Blood Pressure

Measurement of the force of blood against artery walls

Blood Pressure

Measurement of the force of blood against artery walls

Systolic Pressure

Pressure in the artery WHEN the heart contracts

Diastolic Pressure

The pressure in the artery when the heart relaxes between contractions

Systolic

Top number

Diastolic Pressure

The pressure in the artery when the heart RELAXES between contractions

Systolic

Top number

Diastolic

Bottom number

Hypotension


Low blood pressure

Hypotension


Low blood pressure

Hypertension

Elevated blood pressure

How long should you allow resident to rest before taking blood pressure?

15 minutes

How long should you allow resident to rest before taking blood pressure?

15 minutes

What type of arm should you never take blood pressure on?

1. Paralyzed arm


2. Injured arm


3. Arm with IV hooked up


4. Mastectomy arm

What is hypertension for Systolic?

140 or higher

What is hypertension for Systolic?

140 or higher

What is diastolic hypertension?

90 or higher

What is hypertension for Systolic?

140 or higher

What is diastolic hypertension?

90 or higher

What is normal blood pressure?

137/68

Pulse

Number of Heart beats per minute

Radial

The wrist pulse, the most common

Brachial

The elbow pulse

Brachial

The elbow pulse

Popliteal

Back of the knee pulse

Brachial

The elbow pulse

Popliteal

Back of the knee pulse

Pedal

The feet pulse

Brachial

The elbow pulse

Popliteal

Back of the knee pulse

Pedal

The feet pulse

Temporal

Template pulse

Brachial

The elbow pulse

Popliteal

Back of the knee pulse

Pedal

The feet pulse

Temporal

Temple pulse

Carotid

Neck pulse. Taken during CPR & other emergencies.

Apical

The heart pulse. Measure by a stethoscope.

Normal pulse rate is?

60-100 beats per minute

Tachycardia

Is a FAST rate of 100 beats per minute or more.

Tachycardia

Is a FAST rate of 100 beats per minute or more.

Bradycardia

A pulse rate of LESS then 60.