Temperature, Pulse, Respirations Review

Label the pulse sites in the image.

d

c

e

f

g

a

b

Dorsalis Pedis

Radial

Femoral

Carotid

Temporal

Brachial

Popliteal

What type of thermometer is shown in the image?

• Digital- Oral

• Tympanic

• Temporal

• Mercury Free Clinical

• Electronic- Rectal

What type of thermometer is shown in the image?

• Digital- Oral

• Tympanic

• Temporal

• Mercury Free Clinical

• Digital- Rectal

What type of thermometer is shown in the image?

• Digital- Oral

• Tympanic

• Temporal

• Mercury Free Clinical

• Digital- Rectal

What type of thermometer is shown in the image?

• Digital- Oral

• Tympanic

• Temporal

• Mercury Free Clinical

• Digital- Rectal

What type of thermometer is shown in the image?

• Digital- Oral

• Tympanic

• Temporal

• Mercury Free Clinical

• Digital- Rectal

Where is the radial pulse located?

• On the thumb side of the wrist

• In the center of the antecubital space

• On the little finger side of the wrist

• On the anterior side of the neck

What is the normal range for the resting pulse rate of an adult?

• 60–100 beats/min

• 60–80 beats/min

• 70–90 beats/min

• 80–100 beats/min

Bradycardia is:

• a slow pulse less than 60 beats per minute

• a slow pulse less than 70 beats per minute

• a fast pulse more than 100 beats per minute

• a fast pulse more than 115 beats per minute

Tachycardia is:

• a slow pulse less than 60 beats per minute

• a slow pulse less than 70 beats per minute

• a fast pulse more than 100 beats per minute

• a fast pulse more than 115 beats per minute