Medical Terminology
Afebrile
The state of being without fever.
Diastole
The time during which ventricles are at rest.
Diastolic Pressure
The measurement of the pressure exerted by the blood on the artery walls while the heart ventricles are
not contracting.
Eupnea
Normal respirations.
Dyspnea
difficulty breathing
B/p, Temp, Pulse , Resp, O2
Are Objective measurements
The pain would be considered
Subjective Measurement
, The Anatomic structure regulations of V/S
Bain Stem and Hypothalamus
medulla oblangata function
regulates Heartbeat, breathing and B/p
Hypothalamus controls
Temperature
What are the four Auscultation positions for an apical pulse?
Aortic valve, Pulmonic, Tricuspid, and Mitral valve
Brandypnea
Respiratory rates below 12
Stroke Volume
Is the amount of blood discharged from left ventricle with each contraction,
The central or primary pulse site, located over the apex of the heart where contraction is strongest
Apical pulse
Afebrile
The state of being without fever.
Diastole
The time during which ventricles are at rest.
Diastolic Pressure
The measurement of the pressure exerted by the blood on the artery walls while the heart ventricles are
not contracting.
Eupnea
Normal respirations.
Dyspnea
difficulty breathing
B/p, Temp, Pulse , Resp, O2
Are Objective measurements
The pain would be considered
Subjective Measurement
, The Anatomic structure regulations of V/S
Bain Stem and Hypothalamus
medulla oblangata function
regulates Heartbeat, breathing and B/p
Hypothalamus controls
Temperature
What are the four Auscultation positions for an apical pulse?
Aortic valve, Pulmonic, Tricuspid, and Mitral valve
Brandypnea
Respiratory rates below 12
Stroke Volume
Is the amount of blood discharged from left ventricle with each contraction,
The central or primary pulse site, located over the apex of the heart where contraction is strongest
Apical pulse
