TEKS Review

TEKS Review

By Stephanie Hollis

Multiple Choice

The flat bone forming the anterior part of the thoracic cavity that is used for hand placement in CPR

• Sternum

• Clavicle

• Ribs

• Diaphragm

Multiple Choice

The bone located on the thumb side of the forearm:

• Radius

• Ulna

• Tibia

• Fibula

Multiple Choice

To provide an open airway:

• Place your hard around the jaw and push it down toward the chest

• Place your fingers under the chin and lift it upwards

• Yell "clear" and stick a metal straw through the throat

• Stick your finger down the throat and sweep to clear mucus

Multiple Choice

How many compressions do you give a victim when performing CPR?

• 10

• 20

• 30

• 15

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How many breaths do you give during a cycle when performing CPR?

Draw

What are you looking forward to doing this summer? Draw me a pic :)

Multiple Choice

What is the normal pulse rate for an adult?

• 30-70bpm

• 60-100bpm

• 90-130bpm

• 200-240bpm

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Remember, we hope our heart beats until we're 60-100 years old!

Normal HR in adults is 60-100 beats per minute

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Multiple Choice

What is the normal range for respiratory rate in adults?

• 6-12

• 10-22

• 12-20

• 30-42

​Remember, one inhalation + one expiration = 1 respiration.

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12-20 breaths per minute

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What is the range for normal systolic blood pressure?

Blood pressure of 140/90 = hypertension (HTN)

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​Normal BP = 90-120 systolic

60-80 diastolic​

Multiple Select

What instruments do you use to take a manual blood pressure?

• Sphygmomanometer

• Pulse-OX

• Tympanic thermometer

• Stethoscope

Open Ended

When it comes to vital signs, what does the abbreviation TPR stand for?

​Along with bkood pressure, these are the three major vital signs to check and document

​​Temperature, Pulse, and Respirations

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​Pain is the 5th vital sign

Multiple Choice

When taking a pulse, what is the most common pulse point used?

• Carotid Artery

• Radial Artery

• Femoral Artery

• Brachial Artery

​Pulse Points

​The most common pulse point to take a heart rate on a conscious adult is the radial artery

​The apical pulse is listened to with a stethoscope for the greatest accuracy

Multiple Choice

What is the normal temperature range for an adult?

• 90-95

• 95-102

• 97-100

• 89=99

​97-100 Degrees Fahrenheit

Multiple Select

The medical abbreviation NPO stands for:

• Non-Paralytic Ostomy

• Nurse Parking Only

• Nurse Practitioner's Office

• Nothing By Mouth

NPO in latin means "nil per os." The English translation is "Nothing through the mouth"

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​Nothing By Mouth

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What does the medical abbreviation BP stand for?

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The term "cardio" refers to what organ? S=Draw a picture!

Cardio means heart

Multiple Choice

Arteries carry blood

• back to the heart from he body

• from the heart to the rest of the body

• Between capillaries and veins

Blood Vessels

Multiple Choice

How many thoracic vertebrae are found in the spine of the upper back?

• 5

• 7

• 12

• 14

Multiple Choice

What is the military time equivalent to 4pm?

• 2200

• 0400

• 1600

• 2400

Open Ended

What is the civilian time equivalent to 0212?

Multiple Choice

Osteoporosis is a disease of what body system?

• Muscular

• Respiratory

• Cardiovascular

• Skeletal

Multiple Choice

What is the eqyuvalent of Roman Numeral V?

• 1

• 5

• 10

• 50

Open Ended

What does Roman Numeral IXXCM mean?

Multiple Choice

According to Maslow, having meaningful relationships with friends, family, and romantic partners fufills which heirachy of needs?

• Physiological

• Safety

• Love and Belonging

• Esteem

• Self-Actualization

Multiple Choice

According to Maslow, when a person is working on gaining respect, status, recognition, and freedom, they are trying to satisfy which hierarchy of need?

• Physiological

• Safety

• Love and Belonging

• Esteem

• Self-Actualization

Multiple Choice

According to Maslow, food, shelter, and water are examples of which hierarchy of needs?

• Physiological

• Safety

• Love and Belonigng

• Esteem

• Self-Actualization

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If someone is diagnosed with a disease that cannot be cured and will result in death, we call their disease a

​An illness that cannot be cured and will lead to death. This is the point where talking about Advanced Directives is incredibly important.

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Terminal Illness