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What does bradycardia refer to?
What does bradycardia refer to?
- A heart rate over 100 beats a minute
- The passage of bodily fluids through the circulatory system
- A rapid and irregular heart beat
- A slow but regular heart beat (correct)
What is the definition of cyanotic?
What is the definition of cyanotic?
- The examination of a part of the body by touch, especially for medical purposes
- Causing a bluish or purplish discoloration due to deficient oxygenation of the blood (correct)
- The action of listening to sounds from the heart, lungs, or other organs
- Referring to a newborn child less than four weeks old
What does auscultation involve?
What does auscultation involve?
- Listening to sounds from the heart, lungs, or other organs (correct)
- Examination of a part of the body by touch
- A heart rate over 100 beats a minute
- The passage of bodily fluids through the circulatory system
What is the definition of perfusion?
What is the definition of perfusion?
What does BPM stand for in the context of pulse and pulse oximetry?
What does BPM stand for in the context of pulse and pulse oximetry?
What is the meaning of SpO2 in pulse and pulse oximetry?
What is the meaning of SpO2 in pulse and pulse oximetry?
What is the medical term for a newborn child less than four weeks old?
What is the medical term for a newborn child less than four weeks old?
What does HR stand for in the context of pulse and pulse oximetry?
What does HR stand for in the context of pulse and pulse oximetry?
What is the meaning of PMI in the context of pulse and pulse oximetry?
What is the meaning of PMI in the context of pulse and pulse oximetry?
Where is the optimal location for palpation of pulse in a child younger than 2 years?
Where is the optimal location for palpation of pulse in a child younger than 2 years?
What is the normal pulse rate range for premature infants?
What is the normal pulse rate range for premature infants?
What is the normal SpO2 level range for a healthy child?
What is the normal SpO2 level range for a healthy child?
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