問題一覧
1
When the patient’s general condition changes or reports nonspecific symptoms
2
Height
3
B, D, E
4
It acts as the body’s thermostat, maintaining a balance between heat production and heat loss.
5
By controlling the secretion of thyroid hormones through the pituitary gland, which in turn regulates metabolism.
6
A, B, D, E
7
1-B, 2-A, 3-C
8
A, B, D, E
9
A person is at risk of death from hyperthermia if their body temperature exceeds 111.2°F or from hypothermia if it drops below 93.2°F.
10
1 - B, 2 - D, 3 - C, 4 - A
11
By feeling the throbbing of an artery under the skin against a bone. superficial artery
12
1 - I 2 - E 3 - C 4 - D 5 - G
13
6 - F 7 - A 8 - B 9 - H
14
1 - A 2 - B 3 - C
15
A heart rate that is below 60 beats per minute.
16
It is a rapid and relatively efficient means of assessing cardiovascular function.
17
Tachycardia is defined as a heart rate over 100 bpm.
18
It is usually the most accessible and conveniently taken on an adult.
19
Avoid using the thumb to count the pulse because it has its own pulse.
20
Pressing too hard with fingers.
21
To exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide between the external environment and the blood.
22
Oxygen is taken into the lungs during inspiration, then passes through the bronchi, bronchioles, and into the alveoli.
23
Through the arterial blood.
24
15 - 20 breaths/min
25
20 - 30 bpm
26
30 - 60 bpm
27
Quiet, effortless, and uniform
28
Ensure the patient is in the correct position, observe the chest wall for symmetry, check for cyanosis, and count the respirations for one full minute without the patient knowing.
29
The patient may display cyanosis, apprehension, and restlessness, indicating inadequate oxygen supply.
30
The resistance the blood flow meets during systole and systemic vascular resistance.
31
It thickens the blood, increasing viscosity and blood pressure.
32
Peripheral resistance, pumping action of the heart, blood viscosity, and elasticity of the vessel wall.
33
Age, weight, temperature, disease, exercise, and stress.
34
90-120
35
60-80
36
True
37
90-120
38
50-70
39
True
40
85-130
41
45-85
42
Systolic consistently over 140 and diastolic over 90
43
Less than 90
44
Mercury manometer and aneroid manometer; the mercury manometer is the most accurate.
45
A stethoscope is an instrument used to listen, and the BP cuff should be selected according to patient size.
46
Components: Bladder, bell, plastic or rubber tubing, ear pieces; Ear pieces position: Facing forward.
47
1st number: Systolic pressure, the highest point reached during contraction of the left ventricle; 2nd number: Diastolic pressure, the lowest point to which the pressure drops during relaxation of the ventricles.
48
The patient should sit upright with arm reclined and supported, sleeves rolled up or no tight clothing around the arm, the room should be quiet, and the equipment should be cleaned with alcohol before and after use.
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40問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
When the patient’s general condition changes or reports nonspecific symptoms
2
Height
3
B, D, E
4
It acts as the body’s thermostat, maintaining a balance between heat production and heat loss.
5
By controlling the secretion of thyroid hormones through the pituitary gland, which in turn regulates metabolism.
6
A, B, D, E
7
1-B, 2-A, 3-C
8
A, B, D, E
9
A person is at risk of death from hyperthermia if their body temperature exceeds 111.2°F or from hypothermia if it drops below 93.2°F.
10
1 - B, 2 - D, 3 - C, 4 - A
11
By feeling the throbbing of an artery under the skin against a bone. superficial artery
12
1 - I 2 - E 3 - C 4 - D 5 - G
13
6 - F 7 - A 8 - B 9 - H
14
1 - A 2 - B 3 - C
15
A heart rate that is below 60 beats per minute.
16
It is a rapid and relatively efficient means of assessing cardiovascular function.
17
Tachycardia is defined as a heart rate over 100 bpm.
18
It is usually the most accessible and conveniently taken on an adult.
19
Avoid using the thumb to count the pulse because it has its own pulse.
20
Pressing too hard with fingers.
21
To exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide between the external environment and the blood.
22
Oxygen is taken into the lungs during inspiration, then passes through the bronchi, bronchioles, and into the alveoli.
23
Through the arterial blood.
24
15 - 20 breaths/min
25
20 - 30 bpm
26
30 - 60 bpm
27
Quiet, effortless, and uniform
28
Ensure the patient is in the correct position, observe the chest wall for symmetry, check for cyanosis, and count the respirations for one full minute without the patient knowing.
29
The patient may display cyanosis, apprehension, and restlessness, indicating inadequate oxygen supply.
30
The resistance the blood flow meets during systole and systemic vascular resistance.
31
It thickens the blood, increasing viscosity and blood pressure.
32
Peripheral resistance, pumping action of the heart, blood viscosity, and elasticity of the vessel wall.
33
Age, weight, temperature, disease, exercise, and stress.
34
90-120
35
60-80
36
True
37
90-120
38
50-70
39
True
40
85-130
41
45-85
42
Systolic consistently over 140 and diastolic over 90
43
Less than 90
44
Mercury manometer and aneroid manometer; the mercury manometer is the most accurate.
45
A stethoscope is an instrument used to listen, and the BP cuff should be selected according to patient size.
46
Components: Bladder, bell, plastic or rubber tubing, ear pieces; Ear pieces position: Facing forward.
47
1st number: Systolic pressure, the highest point reached during contraction of the left ventricle; 2nd number: Diastolic pressure, the lowest point to which the pressure drops during relaxation of the ventricles.
48
The patient should sit upright with arm reclined and supported, sleeves rolled up or no tight clothing around the arm, the room should be quiet, and the equipment should be cleaned with alcohol before and after use.