GENERAL REVIEWER

Question 1

HYPOTHERMIA: MILD?

Answer 1

34-36 DEGREES

Question 2

HYPOTHERMIA: SEVERE

Answer 2

LESS THAN 30

Question 2

HYPOTHERMIA: MODERATE

Answer 2

30-34 DEGREES

Question 3

What are the 6 temperature measurement sites?

Answer 3

1. ORAL
2. TYMPANIC MEMBRANE
3. RECTAL
4. SKIN
5. TEMPORAL ARTERY
6. AXILLARY

Question 4

Normal temperature of an older adult, orally?

Answer 4

36-36.8

Question 5

Normal temperature of an older adult, rectally?

Answer 5

36.6-37.2

Question 6

Abnormal temperature of an older adult, orally?

Answer 6

37.2-37.8

Question 7

Abnormal temperature of an older adult, rectally?

Answer 7

over 37.5

Question 8

Normal resting respiratory rate of an adult?

Answer 8

10-20 breaths per minute

Question 9

Normal resting respiratory rate of an children younger than 1 year?

Answer 9

30-60 bpm

Question 10

Normal resting respiratory rate of an children 10 year old?

Answer 10

18-30 bpm

Question 11

Normal resting respiratory rate of a newborn to 1 month?

Answer 11

30-65 bpm

Question 12

Normal resting respiratory rate of 1 month - 1 year?

Answer 12

26-60 bpm

Question 13

1-10 years old normal respiratory rate?

Answer 13

14-50 bpm

Question 14

11-18 years old normal respiratory rate?

Answer 14

12-22 bpm

Question 15

Normal respiratory rate of an adult and older adult?

Answer 15

10-20 bpm

Question 16

8 factors affecting respiratory rate?

Answer 16

1. EXERCISE
2. ACUTE PAIN
3. ANXIETY
4. SMOKING
5. BODY POSITION
6. MEDICATION
7. NEUROLOGICAL INJURY
8. HEMOGLOBIN FUNCTIONS

Question 17

Rate of breathing is regular but abnormally rapid (greater than 20 breaths/min)

Answer 17

TACHYPNEA

Question 18

Rate of breathing is regular but abnormally slow (less than 12
breaths/min)?

Answer 18

BRADYPNEA

Question 19

Respirations are labored, increased in depth, and increased in rate (greater than 20 breaths/min) (occurs normally during exercise)?

Answer 19

HYPERPNEA

Question 20

Respirations cease for several seconds. Persistent cessation results in respiratory arrest?

Answer 20

APNEA

Question 21

Rate and depth of respirations increase. Hypocarbia sometimes occurs.

Answer 21

HYPERVENTILATION

Question 21

It results from a cardiopulmonary problem?

Answer 21

CENTRAL CYANOSIS

Question 22

May cause white skin to appear blue tinged especially in the perioral, nail bed and conjunctival areas?

Answer 22

CYANOSIS

Question 23

It is the loss of color. seen in arterial insufficiency, decreased blood supply, and anemia?

Answer 23

PALLOR

Question 24

May be a local problem resulting from vasoconstriction?

Answer 24

PERIPHERAL CYANOSIS

Question 25

Kind of lesion that arise from normal skin due to irritation or disease?

Answer 25

PRIMARY LESION

Question 26

Kind of lesion that is reddish-bluish lesions, are seen with bleeding, venous pressure, aging liver disease or pregnancy?

Answer 26

VASCULAR LESIONS

Question 26

Kind of lesion that arise from changes in the primary lesion?

Answer 26

SECONDARY LESION

Question 27

Kind of lesion that can be either primary or secondary lesions and are classified as squamous cell carcinoma, basal cell carcinoma, or malignant melanoma?

Answer 27

CANCEROUS LESIONS

Question 28

It is how easily the skin is pinched?

Answer 28

MOBILITY

Question 29

It refers to the skin's elasticity?

Answer 29

TURGOR

Question 30

It is a hearing loss that signifies pathology of inner ear, cranial nerve 8 or auditory areas of cerebral cortex?

Answer 30

SENSORINEURAL (or perceptive) HEARING LOSS

Question 30

It is a hearing loss that involves a mechanical dysfunction of external or middle ear?

Answer 30

CONDUCTIVE HEARING LOSS