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What should be inflated to approximately 180 mmHg to 200 mmHg during blood pressure measurement?
What should be inflated to approximately 180 mmHg to 200 mmHg during blood pressure measurement?
- Palpatory result (correct)
- Cuff temperature
- Popliteal fossa
- Brachial pulse
When should the blood pressure readings be taken after strenuous exercise or ambulatory disabilities?
When should the blood pressure readings be taken after strenuous exercise or ambulatory disabilities?
- Immediately
- After 5 minutes
- After 30 minutes
- After 15 minutes (correct)
How should the cuff be placed for thigh blood pressure measurement?
How should the cuff be placed for thigh blood pressure measurement?
- Wrapped around the ankle
- Centered mid thigh over the popliteal artery (correct)
- Wrapped around the upper arm
- Wrapped above the elbow
Why is it important to use a properly fitted cuff for blood pressure measurement?
Why is it important to use a properly fitted cuff for blood pressure measurement?
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In which situations should blood pressure NOT be taken in an extremity?
In which situations should blood pressure NOT be taken in an extremity?
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What does a pulse oximeter measure?
What does a pulse oximeter measure?
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What is bradypnea?
What is bradypnea?
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What is the normal pulse rate range?
What is the normal pulse rate range?
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What does hypotension refer to?
What does hypotension refer to?
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Apnea is characterized by:
Apnea is characterized by:
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What does tachycardia signify in adults?
What does tachycardia signify in adults?
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