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Fundamentals of Nursing Unit 1 SLCC

BP – answer interrelationships of cardiac output, peripheral vascular resistance, blood
volume, blood viscosity, & artery elasticity

Factors influencing BP - answer age, stress, ethnicity, gender, daily variation,
medications, activity & weight, smoking

Hypertension - answer greater than 90 mm Hg diastolic and greater than 140 mm Hg

Hypotension - answerless than 90 mm Hg or below diastolic

Orthostatic Hypotension - answer occurs when a normotensive person develops
symptoms of low BP when standing upright position

Body temperature - answer heat produced minus heat loss

Afebrile - answer without fever

Hyperthermia - answer more heat produced than heat loss

Hypothermia - answerless heat produced more heat loss

Heat production - answer basal metabolism, voluntary movements, shivering

Heat loss - answer radiation, conduction, convection, evaporation, diaphoresis

Radiation - answer transfer of heat from the surface of one object to the surface of
another w/o direct contact between the two

Conduction - answertransfer of heat from one object to another with direct contact

Convection - answertransfer of heat away by air movement

Evaporation - answertransfer of heat energy when liquid is changed to a gas

Diaphoresis - answervisible perspiration primarily on forehead and upper thorax

Changes in Temperature caused by - answerage, exercise, hormone level, circadian
rhythm, stress, environment, pyrogens, increased metabolic rate, confusion,
dehydration

, Pyrogens - answerBacteria and viruses that elevate body temperature

Temperature for Nursing concerns - answerincreased metabolic rate, confusion,
dehydration

Rectal temperature - answersometime more reliable when oral cannot be obtained

Axilla - answerunder armpit, safe with newborns and unconscious patient

Active Range of Motion - answerThe client is able to move the extremities (limbs)
without assistance.

Apical - answerBetween the fourth and fifth intercoastal space @ left midclavicular line -
apex where to take pulse w/stethoscope

Body Mechanics - answerCoordinate efforts of the musculoskeletal and nervous system
to maintain proper balance, posture, and body alignment

Bradycardia - answerslower than normal heart rate <60 bpm

Contractures - answerA permanent shortening of the muscles, followed by shortening of
the tendons and ligaments - fixing or permanently retaining that joint in one position
(leads to loss of joint motion and normal use of the limb)

Decalcification - answerloss of calcium or salts(calcium compounds) from bones or
teeth

Decubitus - answerlaying down (used with term ulcer to mean bed sore)

Deep Vein Thrombosis - answerformation of clot in deep vein usually of the lower leg,
ankle, or foot

Febrile - answerpertaining to or characterized by an elevated body temperature

Foot Drop - answerabnormal neuromuscular conditions of lower leg and foot
characterized by an inability to dorsiflex or evert the foot

Fowler's - answerhead of bed is up 45 to 60 degree

Gait - answera manner or style of walking, including rhythm, cadence, and speed

Passive Range of Motion - answeraided exercise and movement of joints and limbs to
keep maximum amount of free range of motion

Pre-hypertension - answer120 to 139 mm Hg or 80-89 mm Hg

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