Vital Signs and Their Interpretations

Front

TPR means

Back

Temperature, pulse, respirations

Front

Your patient has a temperature of 93F. This is considered

Back

Hypothermic

Front

Your patient has a pulse rate of 130bpm. This is considered

Back

Tachycardia

Front

While checking your patient, you notice they have periods of rapid breathing followed by periods of no breathing. This is called

Back

Cheyene-Stokes

Front

Mr. Jones has problems breathing while lying down, this is called

Back

Orthopnea

Front

Mr. Johnson has a temperature of 105F. This is called

Back

Hyperthermia

Front

Your patient is breathing 5 times in a minute. This is called

Back

Bradypnea

Front

Your patient is breathing 30 times in a minute. This is called

Back

Tachypnea

Front

Your patient is having a difficult time breathing, you check the pulse oximetry and you get 70%. This is considered __________________.

Back

Hypoxia

Front

Your patient has a blood pressure of 110/64. This is considered

Back

Normal