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​Match each term with the correct statement below. -​Action of air being expelled out of the lungs


A) ​Dyspnea
B) ​ADLs
C) ​Tachycardia
D) ​Apical pulse
E) ​Hypertension
F) ​Afebrile
G) ​Cheyne-Stokes
H) ​Bradypnea
I) ​Exhalation
J) ​Sphygmomanometer

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White coat syndrome is a situation where patients have low blood pressure in the provider's office, but otherwise run in the normal range.

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​Match each term with the correct statement below. -​Respiratory rate below normal range


A) ​Dyspnea
B) ​ADLs
C) ​Tachycardia
D) ​Apical pulse
E) ​Hypertension
F) ​Afebrile
G) ​Cheyne-Stokes
H) ​Bradypnea
I) ​Exhalation
J) ​Sphygmomanometer

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Which is the most appropriate action for a patient who is febrile?​


A) ​Stay as warm as possible.
B) ​Increase activity to encourage sweating.
C) ​Increase intake of fluids.
D) ​Decrease intake of fluids.

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​Match each term with the correct statement below. -​Measured with a stethoscope placed over the highest point of the heart


A) ​Dyspnea
B) ​ADLs
C) ​Tachycardia
D) ​Apical pulse
E) ​Hypertension
F) ​Afebrile
G) ​Cheyne-Stokes
H) ​Bradypnea
I) ​Exhalation
J) ​Sphygmomanometer

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Explain why a diagnosis of high blood pressure is never made after just one reading.

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An adult blood pressure of 135/85 is considered to be within the normal range.

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When working with patients who have orthostatic hypotension, it is important to:


A) ​make sure they take blood pressure medication.
B) ​test for apical-radical deficit.
C) ​check their blood pressure frequently.
D) ​assist them when they attempt to stand from a lying or sitting position.

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Using the thumb to measure the patient's pulse ensures the most accurate measurement.

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Which statement is NOT true about high blood pressure?​


A) ​It can lead to serious conditions such as heart attack and stroke.
B) ​It usually has no symptoms.
C) ​It does not require treatment if the individual is under age 65.
D) ​It affects more than one-half of the U.S.population who are over age 65.

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​Match each term with the correct statement below. -​Instrument used to measure blood pressure


A) ​Dyspnea
B) ​ADLs
C) ​Tachycardia
D) ​Apical pulse
E) ​Hypertension
F) ​Afebrile
G) ​Cheyne-Stokes
H) ​Bradypnea
I) ​Exhalation
J) ​Sphygmomanometer

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When a patient has an apical-radial deficit, the apical pulse will be higher than the radial pulse.

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List at least six components that make up the history and physical for new patients.

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Date, demographic data, source...

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​Match each term with the correct statement below. -​Activities regularly performed to meet one's physical needs


A) ​Dyspnea
B) ​ADLs
C) ​Tachycardia
D) ​Apical pulse
E) ​Hypertension
F) ​Afebrile
G) ​Cheyne-Stokes
H) ​Bradypnea
I) ​Exhalation
J) ​Sphygmomanometer

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​Which order is most frequently used for conducting complete physical examinations?


A) ​From head to toe
B) ​From trunk to arms and legs
C) ​From feet to head
D) ​From arms and legs to trunk

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Match each term with the correct definition below.​ -​Family and friends, conditions in the home


A) ​Review of all systems
B) ​Source of referral
C) ​Psychosocial history
D) ​Inspection
E) ​Auscultation
F) ​Palpation
G) ​Percussion

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Match each term with the correct definition below.​ -​Physician who recommends a second physician or other health care specialist


A) ​Review of all systems
B) ​Source of referral
C) ​Psychosocial history
D) ​Inspection
E) ​Auscultation
F) ​Palpation
G) ​Percussion

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Two basic ways for the health care professional to obtain essential information about patients are observation and ______________________________.

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asking appropriate q...

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Match each term with the correct definition below.​ -​Using the senses to determine aspects of a patient's condition


A) ​Review of all systems
B) ​Source of referral
C) ​Psychosocial history
D) ​Inspection
E) ​Auscultation
F) ​Palpation
G) ​Percussion

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​Match each term with the correct statement below. -​Pulse rate of more than 100 beats per minute


A) ​Dyspnea
B) ​ADLs
C) ​Tachycardia
D) ​Apical pulse
E) ​Hypertension
F) ​Afebrile
G) ​Cheyne-Stokes
H) ​Bradypnea
I) ​Exhalation
J) ​Sphygmomanometer

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