Vital Signs Quizzes & Trivia
Welcome to another test quiz in health and medical science. This test is based on chapter IV of book Foundations of Nursing by authors Barbara Lauritsen Christensen, and Elaine Oden Kockrow. The topic is Vital Signs of the human...
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Sample QuestionThe most appropriate definition of Vital Signs:
Please place your FD or EMS Agency Name and your complete name in the name box.
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Sample QuestionWhich of the below are examples of vital signs?
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Sample QuestionRestlessness and dusky or cyanotic skin that is cool to the touch, dizziness, mental confusion, and mottled extremities are all signs and symptoms of hypertension
Vital signs refer to the measurement of critical body functions, which includes the heartbeat, temperature, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Vital signs can be monitor and measured in health care, home, or in a medical...
Questions: 73 | Attempts: 890 | Last updated: Jun 24, 2019
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Sample Question_____ is reflected in the vital signs by indicating the status of the body's function, which is regulated through homeostatis mechanisms and falling within certain normal ranges.
This quiz is the basic vital signs, such as temperture, pulse, respiration. Blood pressure is also included. Test the simple knowledge of vitals.
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Sample QuestionWhat instruments are used to measure temperature?
Vital Signs Questions & Answers
What is a blood pressure that rises 25mm Hg in systolic and 10mm Hg in diastolic when a patient goes from sitting to standing or lying to sitting called?
"Orthostatic hypotensionis a physical findingdefinedby the American Autonomic Society and the American Academy of Neurology as a systolic blood pressure decrease of at least 20 mm Hg or a diastolic blood pressure decrease of at least 10 mm Hg wi
What is the most appropriate definition of Vital Signs?A. Signs and symptoms of a diseaseB. An indication of basic body functioningC. A part of human compositionD. Physiology...
The blood pressure, respirations ,pulse, temperature and pain levels of a patient
What does a proper assessment of vital signs allow a nurse to do?
A proper assessment of the vital signs by the nurse will allow them to do three things: evaluate improvement of the patient’s condition, implement planned interventions, and identify a nursing diagnosis. For example, if the vital signs are show
What is the most appropriate definition of Vital Signs?
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A beginning nursing assessment course which includes vital signs, pain assessment , general appearance. Also includes beginning care planning and the nursing process.
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Sample QuestionThe blood pressure cuff that is selected to use on the patient may provide an inaccurate result if the incorrect size is chosen.
Welcome to another installment of “Do You Know”, where today we’ll be taking a look at the four clinical measurements of vital importance for a doctor to be able to assess the status of a patient’s health...
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Sample QuestionIdeal Oral temperature ___
This quiz is designed to monitor your knowledge of the lectures covering vital signs.
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Sample QuestionInspirations is the number of breaths per minute
This quiz is designed as a study tool for first year nursing students.
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Sample QuestionWhat are the four main vital signs?
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Sample QuestionVital signs includes, blood pressure, Pulse, Temp. Resp. rate & Oxygen saturation.
Practice documenting vital signs.
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Sample QuestionMaria's respirations are 24. This is a normal range for respirations.
Lesson #14 Vital Signs
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Sample QuestionPulse rate is
Last quiz of the semester! All information in this quiz is taken directly from Unit 15 in your textbook. Be sure you've read the entire chapter and that you have completed the vocabulary assignment before you take this quiz. It...
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Sample QuestionMeasurement of the balance between heat lost and heat produced
Basic vital sign ranges for lpn nclex-pn
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Sample QuestionWhat is the normal range of oral temperature?
This quiz is designed to monitor your knowledge of the lectures covering vital signs.
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Sample QuestionInspirations is the number of breaths per minute
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Sample QuestionInspection is a more focused examination technique than palpation
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Sample QuestionWhat are the five ways the body loses heat?
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Sample QuestionTEMPERATURE IS A MEASURE OF
Cardiac / Vital Signs - EMS Academy Day 3
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Sample QuestionWhat does the "P" in SAMPLE stand for?
Includes a video tutorial and questions. This assessment is designed to test your knowledge of taking vital sign of clients.
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Sample QuestionNOTE: In this assessment 'Client' can be a patient, resident or home care client. A pulse that is obtained when taking blood pressure is called?
Chapter 24, vital signs, from Fundamentals of Nursing by Taylor. For questions with more than one correct answer, select the best answer.
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Sample Question_____ is reflected in the vital signs by indicating the status of the body's function, which is regulated through homeostatis mechanisms and falling within certain normal ranges.
This quiz is designed to monitor your knowledge of the lectures covering vital signs.Â
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Sample QuestionInspirations is the number of breaths per minute
Questions to test your knowledge of how we livin'.
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Sample QuestionHow long have we been living in a 23 foot travel trailer?
