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CLIA-Waived Laboratory Procedures
tests to be performed are simple with a low risk of error
What is the normal Temperature
97.6-99.6 (36.4C-36.7C)
Oral temperature above 100 (37.8C)
Rectal/Ear Temperature above 101 (38.3C)
What do these numbers indicate?
Fever
Pediatric patient fever
rectal temperature is 100.4 (38C) or above
Normal Blood Pressure
Systolic is less than 120 and diastolic is less than 80 (120/80)
Pre hypertension
systolic 120-139
diastolic 80-89
Hypertension Stage 1
systolic 140-159
diastolic 90-99
Hypertension Stage 2
systolic 160+
diastolic 100+
Hypertensive crisis
systolic 180+
Diastolic 110+
Hypotensive
Systolic <90
diastolic <60
Heart Rate range
60-100 BPM resting state
Athlete 40BPM
Tachycardia
100+ BMP heart rate
Bradycardia
<60BPM heart rate
respiration rate
12-20RPM
abnormal-pale skin/cold
vital signs
provides diagnostic information for the physician
blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and respirations
ventricles contract
blood is pushed out of heart and into the aorta and pulmonary artery
blood pressure is divided into two section
systolic/diastolic
systole
when the heart contracts
diastole
when the heart relaxes
sphygmomanometer
used to measure a patient's blood pressure
Blood pressure procedure
1. palpate the brachial artery in the antecubital fossa region of the arm
2. palpate for the brachial pulse in both arms. Use right arm
3. position the patients arm in an outstretched relaxed position at heart level.
4. center the bladder of the blood pressure cuff over the brachial artery
5. blood pressure cuff 1 inch above bend in elbow
6.hold stethoscope between 1st and 2nd fingers/thumb not over it
7. bell completely touching the skin
8. release the dial on the bulb by 2mm per second
9 First beat note the number on the dial- SYSTOLIC READING
10.Continue listening until beats have stopped-
DIASTOLIC READING
120/80mm Hg
patients heart rate provides information about
heart's rhythm, volume, and vessel elasticity
Pulse procedure
1. palm side of wrist
2.count number of times beat repeats for 30 sec
3.multiply by 2
respiration procedure
1. do not tell patient
2.count number of times chest rises 30 sec
3.multiply by 2
temperatures
tympanic membrane, temporal artery, axillary, rectal
rectal temperature position
sims
anthropometric measurements
height and weight
to convert celcius to F
(C x 9/5) +32
to convert F to C
(F-32) x 5/9
1 pound=.45kg
kilograms to pounds
kilogram x 2.2
pounds to kilograms
pound x .45
Supine Position
laid flat
dorsal recumbent
laid face up with knees bent
Fowlers position
patient is laid on a table with head of the table elevated to 90 degrees
semi fowlers
table elevated to 45degrees
prone position
patient is face down
Sims position
patient lies on their left side with the right leg sharply bent with knee on exam table
knee chest position
patient rests on the knees and chest with head turned to one side
Trendelenburg position
patient is supine and bottom of the table is raised about 30 degrees
medication administered
oral, topical, and parenteral
injectable medication
intramuscular, intradermal, and subcutaneous
intramuscular injection
seated position exposing deltoid, 3 fingers below acromial process, aspirate and observe for blood, if no blood inject medication 90 degree angle
intradermal injection
seated position 15 degree injection
subcutaneous injection
upper arm inject 45 degrees aspirate for blood and then inject medicine
pulmonary function test
uses spirometer and blow as hard as possible
snellen chart
vision test
routine specimens
most common urine test
midstream specimen
urinate a little, collect the sample, and then continue to empty bladder
clean catch urine sample
clean urethral opening of patient before urinating
sputum testing
detect lower respiratory tract infections cough into container
saliva testing
monitor hormone, drug, and alcohol levels
fecal testing
dectect parasites, blood and bacteria
semen testing
fertility testing
eye irrigation
aim solution in the lower conjunctiva sac beginning the flow at inner canthus of the eye.
otoscope
ear tool
ear irigation
pull up and back
aseptic technique
sterilization
autoclave
sterilization from 250-320 degrees
disinfection
kill microbes while providing little damage to equipment
(cidex or bleach to water1:10)
which is the proper position for a patient who is to receive a rectal temperature measurement
sims
a patient has been diagnosed with COPD her skin is cold to the touch which would be expected to be out of range
respiration
which artery is used in performing a manual blood pressure
brachial
which of the following is the appropriate angle when administering a subcutaneous injection
45
which o the following is the substance that is removed when performing ear irrigation?
cerumen
which of the following is the appropriate part of the eye at which to aim the solution when beginning to perform an eye irrigation?
inner canthus
A patient measures 5ft 8in which is her height in cm
173
(5 x 12 + 8 x 2.54)
which of the following would be a normal adult temperature
37C
(98.6F or 37C)
hypertensive crisis
systole of 190
correct device to perform a pulmonary function test
spirometer
acromial process
outermost point of the spine of the shoulder blade
aorta
main trunk of the systemic arteries
aseptic
free from pathogenic micooranisms
autoclave
an instrument that sterilizes equipment and supplies by high pressure saturated steam
axillary
the area on the human body under the joint that connect the arm to the shoulder
brachial artery
the major artery of the upper arm
bradycardia
slow heart rate
biohazard bag
a container designed to collect any biological waste
bronchodilators
a substance that dilates the bronchi in the lungs decreasing resistance in the respiratory airways
cerumen
a wax in the ear
conjunctiva
a clear mucous membrane that covers the inner surface of the eyelid and white part of the eyeball
cyanotic
appearance of blue or purple skin
hemorrhoids
swollen veins in the anal canal
holder monitor
a device that measures a patients cardiac activity over a period of time
inner canthus
the corner of the eye where the upper and lower eyelids meet
intradermal injection
an injection within the skin
intramuscular injection
an injection of a substance directly into the muscle
nebulizer
a device that administers medication in a. mist form
OSHA
occupational safety and health administration
palpate
to examine by touch
parenteral medication
any medication that is administered in a route other than ingestion
Brady-
slow
hemi-
half
olig-
scanty
pari-
all
tachy-
fast
eu-
normal
hyper-
more, increased
hypo-
less, decreased
infra-
below, beneath