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Question 1

BP for adults

Answer 1

90 to 130 systolic

Question 2

BP for adolescents (15 years)

Answer 2

110 to 131 systolic

Question 3

BP for child (7 years)

Answer 3

96 to 115 systolic

Question 4

BP for child (2 years)

Answer 4

88 to 106 systolic

Question 5

infant (1 year)

Answer 5

85 to 104 systolic

Question 6

Neonate

Answer 6

60 to 84 systolic

Question 7

Normal Blood Pressure 90 to 130 systolic age group

Answer 7

BP for adults

Question 8

Normal Blood Pressure 110 to 131 systolic age group

Answer 8

BP for adolescents (15 years)

Question 9

Normal Blood Pressure 96 to 115 systolic age group

Answer 9

BP for child (7 years)

Question 10

Normal Blood Pressure 88 to 106 systolic age group

Answer 10

BP for child (2 years)

Question 11

Normal Blood Pressure 85 to 104 systolic age group

Answer 11

infant (1 year)

Question 12

Normal Blood Pressure 60 to 84 systolic age group

Answer 12

Neonate

Question 13

Pulse rate for adults and children older than 10 years

Answer 13

60 to 100 beats/min

Question 14

Pulse rate for preschoolers and school aged children 2 years to 10 years

Answer 14

60 to 140 beats/min

Question 15

pulse rate for infants and toddlers 3 months to 2 years

Answer 15

100 to 190 beats/min

Question 16

pulse rate for infants up to 3 months of age

Answer 16

85 to 205 beats/min

Question 17

60 to 100 beats/min pulse rate is what age group?

Answer 17

Pulse rate for adults and children older than 10 years

Question 18

60 to 140 beats/min pulse rate is what age group?

Answer 18

Pulse rate for preschoolers and school aged children 2 years to 10 years

Question 19

100 to 190 beats/min pulse rate is what age group?

Answer 19

pulse rate for infants and toddlers 3 months to 2 years

Question 20

85 to 205 beats/min pulse rate is what age group?

Answer 20

pulse rate for infants up to 3 months of age

Question 21

define characteristics of normal respirations

Answer 21

breathing is neither shallow nor deep
equal rise and fall
no use of accessory muscles

Question 22

define characteristics of shallow respirations

Answer 22

decreased chest or abdominal wall motion

Question 23

define characteristics of labored respirations

Answer 23

increased breathing effort
use of accessory muscles
possible gasping
nasal flaring, supraclavicular and intercostal retractions in infants and children

Question 24

define characteristics of noisy respirations

Answer 24

increase in sound of breathing

including snoring, wheezing, gurgling, crowing, grunting, and stridor

Question 25

breathing is neither shallow nor deep equal rise and fall no use of accessory muscles

Answer 25

normal respirations

Question 26

decreased chest or abdominal wall motion

Answer 26

shallow respirations

Question 27

increased breathing effort use of accessory muscles possible gasping nasal flaring, supraclavicular and intercostal retractions in infants and children

Answer 27

labored respirations

Question 28

increase in sound of breathing | including snoring, wheezing, gurgling, crowing, grunting, and stridor

Answer 28

noisy respirations

Question 29

normal range respiration for adults

Answer 29

12 to 20 breaths/min

Question 30

normal range respiration for adolescents 13 to 18 years

Answer 30

12 to 16 breaths/min

Question 31

normal range respirations for school aged children 6 to 12 years of age

Answer 31

18 to 30 breaths/min

Question 32

normal range respirations for preschoolers 4 to 5 years of age

Answer 32

22 to 34 breaths/min

Question 33

normal range respirations for toddlers 1 to 3 years of age

Answer 33

24 to 40 breaths/min

Question 34

normal range respirations for infants

Answer 34

30 to 60 breaths/min

Question 35

12 to 20 breaths/min

Answer 35

normal range respiration for adults

Question 36

12 to 16 breaths/min

Answer 36

normal range respiration for adolescents 13 to 18 years

Question 37

18 to 30 breaths/min

Answer 37

normal range respirations for school aged children 6 to 12 years of age

Question 38

22 to 34 breaths/min

Answer 38

normal range respirations for preschoolers 4 to 5 years of age

Question 39

24 to 40 breaths/min

Answer 39

normal range respirations for toddlers 1 to 3 years of age

Question 40

30 to 60 breaths/min

Answer 40

normal range respirations for infants

Question 41

GCS measures?

Answer 41

eye opening, verbal response, motor response

Question 42

GCS for eye opening categories

Answer 42

4. spontaneous 3. response to speech 2. response to pain 1. none

Question 43

GCS for verbal response

Answer 43

5. oriented conversation 4. confused conversation 3. inappropriate words 2. incomprehensible sounds 1. none

Question 44

GCS for motor response

Answer 44

6. obeys commands 5. localizes pain 4. withdraws to pain 3. abnormal flexion 2. abnormal extension 1. none