140 data collection Flashcards
What type of temperature method is used when the normal is: 96.4 - 99.1
-Oral
-Tympanic
What type of temperature method is used when the normal is: 97.4- 100.1
-Rectal
What type of temperature method is used when the normal is: 95.4-98.1
-Axillary
What is the normal temperature for Oral and Tympanic
96.4-99.1
What is the normal temperature for Rectal
97.4-100.1
What is the normal temperature for Axillary
95.4-98.1
What is the normal pulse rate for an Adult
60-100 bpm
What is the normal pulse rate for an Infant (birth - 1 year)
100-160 bpm
What is the normal pulse rate for a Toddler (1-3 years)
90-150 bpm
What is the normal pulse rate for an Preschooler ( 3-6 years)
80-140 bpm
What is the normal pulse rate for an School- age child (6-12 years)
70-120 bpm
What is the normal pulse rate for an Adolescent (12-18 years)
60-100 bpm
What is the normal respiration rate for an Adult
12- 20 rpm
What is the normal respiration rate for an Infant (birth- 1 year)
30-60 rpm
What is the normal respiration rate for a Toddler (1-3 years)
24-40 rpm
What is the normal respiration rate for a Preschooler (3-6 years)
22-34 rpm
What is the normal respiration rate for a School-age (6-12 years)
18-30 rpm
What is the normal respiration rate for an Adolescent (12-18 years)
12-16 rpm
What are some clinical situations that would cause the use of the thigh as an alternate BP site
-Injury/disease bilaterally on the shoulder, arm or hand
-Dressings or cast on the arm
-IV therapy being administered in the arm
-History of axilla or lymph node surgery in the arm (mastectomy)
-Dialysis access in the arm (Fistula)
What is phase 1 Korotkoff sound
Systolic reading
(First, faint clear tapping or thumping
What is phase 2 Korotkoff sound
Sounds have muffled, whooshing, swishing quality
What is phase 3 Korotkoff sound
Sounds are crisper and more intense
What is phase 4 Korotkoff sound
Sounds become more muffled and have a soft, blowing quality
What is phase 5 Korotkoff sound
Diastolic reading
-Last sound is heard, followed by silence