NUR 140 EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE
3Tbs → mL - Answer -45 mL
1 qt → oz - Answer -32 oz
1.2 g → mg - Answer -1200 mg
5 tsp → mL - Answer -35 mL
5 gal → qt - Answer -20 qt
40 lbs → kg - Answer -18.18 kg
1325 mL → L - Answer -1.325 L
2 tsp → mL - Answer -10 mL*
4 L → mL - Answer -4000 mL
1 mg → mcg - Answer -1000 mcg*
1 L → mL - Answer -1000 mL*
1 oz → mL - Answer -15 mL*
1 Tbs → tsp - Answer -3 tsp*
1 Tbs → oz - Answer -0.5 oz*
1 Tbs → mL - Answer -15 mL*
1 g → qt - Answer -4 qt*
1 qt → pints - Answer -2 pints*
1 pint → cups - Answer -2 cups*
2 cups → mL - Answer -240 mL*
2 cups → oz - Answer -8 oz*
1 g → cups - Answer -16 cups*
1 mL → cc - Answer -1 cc*
, 1 kg → lbs - Answer -2.2 lbs*
1 lbs → g - Answer -454 g*
1 g → lbs - Answer -0.0022 lbs*
How long should you take an apical pulse? - Answer -1 minute
How long should you take a radial pulse? - Answer -30 sec x2
How long should you count respirations? - Answer -1 minute
Dorsal Recumbent - Answer -Used for patient's having difficulty maintaining supine
Sim's - Answer -Assessment of the rectum or vagina
Lithotomy - Answer -Assessment of rectum or vagina with feet in stirrups
Inspection - Answer -Uses senses (no touch), observing appearance and movement.
starts when walking in and ends when leaving
Auscultation - Answer -Use stethoscope
Percussion - Answer -Tapping finger between knuckles. Tympany is heard in hollow
places (lungs)
Palpation - Answer -Using hands to feel, assessing lumps, tumors, enlarged organs,
and seeing if patient has pain
Acute pain - Answer -6 months or less
Chronic pain - Answer -6 months or longer
Cutaneous pain - Answer -Skin (incision)
Visceral pain - Answer -Deep in organ
Somatic pain - Answer -Joints, bone, tendons, muscles
Intractable pain - Answer -Pain that never goes away
Referred pain - Answer -Arm hurts but actually having a heart attack
Nociecptive pain - Answer -Damage to body tissue
3Tbs → mL - Answer -45 mL
1 qt → oz - Answer -32 oz
1.2 g → mg - Answer -1200 mg
5 tsp → mL - Answer -35 mL
5 gal → qt - Answer -20 qt
40 lbs → kg - Answer -18.18 kg
1325 mL → L - Answer -1.325 L
2 tsp → mL - Answer -10 mL*
4 L → mL - Answer -4000 mL
1 mg → mcg - Answer -1000 mcg*
1 L → mL - Answer -1000 mL*
1 oz → mL - Answer -15 mL*
1 Tbs → tsp - Answer -3 tsp*
1 Tbs → oz - Answer -0.5 oz*
1 Tbs → mL - Answer -15 mL*
1 g → qt - Answer -4 qt*
1 qt → pints - Answer -2 pints*
1 pint → cups - Answer -2 cups*
2 cups → mL - Answer -240 mL*
2 cups → oz - Answer -8 oz*
1 g → cups - Answer -16 cups*
1 mL → cc - Answer -1 cc*
, 1 kg → lbs - Answer -2.2 lbs*
1 lbs → g - Answer -454 g*
1 g → lbs - Answer -0.0022 lbs*
How long should you take an apical pulse? - Answer -1 minute
How long should you take a radial pulse? - Answer -30 sec x2
How long should you count respirations? - Answer -1 minute
Dorsal Recumbent - Answer -Used for patient's having difficulty maintaining supine
Sim's - Answer -Assessment of the rectum or vagina
Lithotomy - Answer -Assessment of rectum or vagina with feet in stirrups
Inspection - Answer -Uses senses (no touch), observing appearance and movement.
starts when walking in and ends when leaving
Auscultation - Answer -Use stethoscope
Percussion - Answer -Tapping finger between knuckles. Tympany is heard in hollow
places (lungs)
Palpation - Answer -Using hands to feel, assessing lumps, tumors, enlarged organs,
and seeing if patient has pain
Acute pain - Answer -6 months or less
Chronic pain - Answer -6 months or longer
Cutaneous pain - Answer -Skin (incision)
Visceral pain - Answer -Deep in organ
Somatic pain - Answer -Joints, bone, tendons, muscles
Intractable pain - Answer -Pain that never goes away
Referred pain - Answer -Arm hurts but actually having a heart attack
Nociecptive pain - Answer -Damage to body tissue
