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Malaise is a specific sign of a localized systemic infection.
Malaise is a specific sign of a localized systemic infection.
False (B)
Running a fever is the same as having malaise.
Running a fever is the same as having malaise.
False (B)
Malaise is a rare symptom of a localized systemic infection.
Malaise is a rare symptom of a localized systemic infection.
False (B)
Malaise is always accompanied by a fever.
Malaise is always accompanied by a fever.
Localized systemic infection can cause malaise.
Localized systemic infection can cause malaise.
Viruses are a type of bacterial infection.
Viruses are a type of bacterial infection.
Viruses are too large to be seen with the naked eye.
Viruses are too large to be seen with the naked eye.
Running a fever can cause headaches and decrease your appetite.
Running a fever can cause headaches and decrease your appetite.
The Arabic term for viral infection is اصابه فايروسيه.
The Arabic term for viral infection is اصابه فايروسيه.
Bacterial infections are caused by viruses.
Bacterial infections are caused by viruses.
Fluid drainage is a symptom of infection.
Fluid drainage is a symptom of infection.
Continual or increased pain is a symptom of infection.
Continual or increased pain is a symptom of infection.
Viruses are a type of infectious organism.
Viruses are a type of infectious organism.
Viral infections are a type of infection.
Viral infections are a type of infection.
Redness and swelling are not symptoms of infection.
Redness and swelling are not symptoms of infection.
A normal pulse rate is between 10-20 beats per minute.
A normal pulse rate is between 10-20 beats per minute.
A normal breathing rate is between 5-10 breaths per minute.
A normal breathing rate is between 5-10 breaths per minute.
The diastolic pressure is the highest pressure in the blood vessels.
The diastolic pressure is the highest pressure in the blood vessels.
A normal blood pressure is between 100/60 mmHg and 140/90 mmHg.
A normal blood pressure is between 100/60 mmHg and 140/90 mmHg.
The normal body temperature is 38°C when measured orally.
The normal body temperature is 38°C when measured orally.
The pupils can be oval in shape.
The pupils can be oval in shape.
There are 5 vital signs.
There are 5 vital signs.
Infection can cause a normal body temperature.
Infection can cause a normal body temperature.
Bacterial cells can become resistant to antibiotics individually.
Bacterial cells can become resistant to antibiotics individually.
Antibiotics are effective against all bacterial cells.
Antibiotics are effective against all bacterial cells.
Bacterial cells are always resistant to antibiotics.
Bacterial cells are always resistant to antibiotics.
Bacterial cells can become resistant to antibiotics in chains.
Bacterial cells can become resistant to antibiotics in chains.
Resistance to antibiotics is a rare occurrence in bacterial cells.
Resistance to antibiotics is a rare occurrence in bacterial cells.
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Study Notes
Vital Signs and Critical Condition
- Pulse rate is a vital sign to check if a condition is critical.
- Normal pulse rate is 50-90 beats per minute (bpm).
- Other vital signs include respiration, blood pressure, skin, temperature, and pupils.
Respiration and Breathing Rate
- Normal breathing rate is 12-20 breaths per minute.
- Types of breathing rates include normal, shallow, labored, and noisy.
Blood Pressure and Pressure Types
- Distolic pressure and systolic pressure are two types of pressure.
- Normal blood pressure is 120/70-135/80 mmHg for adults.
- Normal limits for blood pressure vary by age.
Temperature and Pupil Shapes
- Normal oral temperature is 37°C.
- Pupil shapes can be normal, constricted, dilated, or unequal.
Infections and Signs
- Malaise is a common non-specific sign of localized systemic infection.
- Running a fever can cause headaches and decrease appetite.
- Signs of infection include fluid drainage, continual or increased pain, and redness and swelling.
Types of Infections
- Viral infections are caused by very tiny infectious organisms.
- Bacterial infections can be resistant to antibiotics.
- Other types of infections are not specified.
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