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List some of the following that influence pulse rates:

Acute pain, anxiety. Age. Exercise. Fever, heat. Hemorrhage. Medications. Metabolism. Postural changes. Pulmonary conditions. Unrelieved severe paid, chronic pain.

List some of the following that influence pulse rates:

Acute pain, anxiety. Age. Exercise. Fever, heat. Hemorrhage. Medications. Metabolism. Postural changes. Pulmonary conditions. Unrelieved severe paid, chronic pain.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

What are signs?

Objective data.

List some of the following that influence pulse rates:

Acute pain, anxiety. Age. Exercise. Fever, heat. Hemorrhage. Medications. Metabolism. Postural changes. Pulmonary conditions. Unrelieved severe paid, chronic pain.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

What are symptoms?

Subjective data.

List some of the following that influence pulse rates:

Acute pain, anxiety. Age. Exercise. Fever, heat. Hemorrhage. Medications. Metabolism. Postural changes. Pulmonary conditions. Unrelieved severe paid, chronic pain.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

If a patient reports pruritus, what does that indicate?

Itching.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

A pathological condition of the body, is any disturbance of a structure or function of the body?

Disease.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

The active or passive removal of fluids from a body cavity.

Drainage.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

A type of disease that develops slowly and persist over a long period, often for a person's lifetime.

Chronic disease.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

A structural change in an organ that interferes with its functioning.

Organic disease.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

An invasion of microorganisms, that produce tissue damage.

Infection.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

A protective response of the body tissues, by disease-producing organisms.

Inflammation.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

List the following risk factors for disease:

Genetic and Physiological. Age. Environmental. Lifestyle.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

Another word for erythema?

Redness.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

Another word for edema?

Swelling.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

Another word for purulent drainage?

Pus.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

An evaluation or appraisal of the patient's condition,

Assessment.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

Fluid, cells, or other substances that are slowly discharged, from cells or blood vessels through small pores in breaks in the cell membrane.

Exudate

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

List the following origins of disease:

Hereditary. Congenital. Inflammatory. Degrative. Infectious. Deficiency. Metabolic. Neoplastic. Environmental.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

List some of the following positions for examination:

Sitting. Supine. Dorsal recumbent. Lithotomy. Sims. Prone. Lateral recumbent. Knee-chest.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

List the following physical assessment techniques:

Inspection. Auscultation. Palpation. Percussion.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

Measurement of temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure.

Vitals signs.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

List the following guidelines for obtaining vital signs?

Measuring vital signs correctly. Understanding and interpreting the values. Communicating findings appropriately. Beginning interventions as needed.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

A pulse represents the actual beating of the heart.

Apical pulse.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

The act of breathing inhaling and exhaling?

Respiration.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

Breathing with difficulty.

Dyspnea.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

When the body temperature is abnormally low.

Hypothermia.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

To listen for sounds within the body to evaluate the condition of the heath, lungs, pleura, intestines, or other organs or to detect fetal heart sounds.

Auscultate.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

List the following sites for temperature for measurement.

Oral. Rectal. Axilla. Tympanic. Temporal artery.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

If the pulse is faster than 100 beats per minute for an adult.

Tachycardia.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

If the pulse is slower than 60 beats per minute for an adult.

Bradycardia.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

Any disturbance or abnormality in a normal rhythmic pattern.

Dysrhythmia.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

List some of the following that influence pulse rates:

Acute pain, anxiety. Age. Exercise. Fever, heat. Hemorrhage. Medications. Metabolism. Postural changes. Pulmonary conditions. Unrelieved severe paid, chronic pain.

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

What is the normal body temperature?

98.6*F (37*C).

An even deeper pit 8mm, with severe edema that possibly last as long as 2 to 5 minutes before rebounding.

4+ Severe.

What is the least accurate measuring temperature site?

Axillary.

What helps the body maintain a balance between heat lost and heat produced by the body.

Hypothalamus.

Body temperature falls into what two categories?

Core temperature. Surface temperature.