V. Medical Procedures B. Patient Examination & Clinical Skills Review Questions
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Review Questions for patient examination &clinical skills
Questions and Answers
- 1.How quickly will an electronic thermometer measure body temperature?
- A.
7 to 8 minutes
- B.
3 minutes
- C.
2 to 60 seconds
- D.
5 minutes
- 2.Which of the following locations is usually used for taking a pulse?
- A.
Apical pulse
- B.
Radical pulse
- C.
Brachial pulse
- D.
Apical- radical pulse
- 3.What is considered a normal adult pulse rate?
- A.
70-170
- B.
90-130
- C.
70-80
- D.
60-100
- 4.The radical pulse is located in the:
- A.
Chest
- B.
Neck
- C.
Wrist
- D.
Head
- 5.The least reliable measurement of body temperature is:
- A.
Rectal
- B.
Oral
- C.
Axillary
- D.
All are equally reliable
- 6.The most accurate and reliable measurement of body temperature is:
- A.
Rectal
- B.
Oral
- C.
Axillary
- D.
Nasal
- 7.What is considered a normal adult respiration per minute?
- A.
14-20
- B.
5-10
- C.
25-30
- D.
No correct answer
- 8.A respiratory rate greater than 24 per minute is called:
- A.
Apnea
- B.
Hypoventilation
- C.
Tachypnea
- D.
Bradypnea
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