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Principles-Based Checklist
gather supplies, wash hands, introduce self and others, identify patient with two identifiers, explain procedure, provide patient privacy, provide patient safety, use good body mechanics, DOCUMENT
termperature normal range F/C
95.9-99.5/35.5-37.5
pulse normal range
60-100 bpm
respirations normal range
12-20 per minute
blood pressure normal range (diastolic)
60-80
blood pressure range (systolic)
90-120
apical pulse location
midclavicular line, fifth intercostal space
radial pulse location
thumb side of wrist
brachial pulse location
inner side of elbow
carotid pulse location
side of neck
can you palpate both carotid pulses at the same time?
No; could impede blood flow to brain
dorsalis pedis pulse location
top of foot
what is the dorsalis pedis pulse often used for?
to check for circulation
femoral pulse location
inner leg at groin
popliteal pulse location
behind knee, inner side
posterior tibial pulse location
below inner ankle
what is the posterior tibial pulse often used for?
to check for circulation
blood pressure best practices (6)
empty bladder, fleet fat, back supported, arm supported, uncrossed legs, and no talking
purpose of ROM exercises
promote circulation, prevent blood clots
purpose of compression stocking (TED hose)
improve venous return and reduce blood pooling
how often should you remove compression stockings to check skin integrity?
at least once per shift
Purpose of sequential compression devices