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What is the top reading of the blood
pressure called?
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Systolic
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What is the bottom reading of the blood
pressure called
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Diastolic
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 What does Ventricular Fibrulation look like on an ECG Report |
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What does a Junctional Rythm look like?
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What does a 2nd degree AV block look like
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What does a sinus bradycardia ECG reading look like
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What does a 3rd degree complete block on a ECG report look like
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What does diaphoretic mean
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Producing perspiration
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What is a normal adult blood pressure reading
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119/79
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What does the acronym SAMPLE stand for
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S: Symptoms
A: Allergies M: Medicine taken P: Past history of similar events L: Last meal E: Events leading up to illness or injury |
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What does the acronym PQRST stand for
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P: Provocation/Position - what brought symptoms on, where is pain located.
Q: Quality - sharp, dull, crushing etc... R: Radiation - does pain travel S: Severity/Symptoms Associated with - on scale of 1 to 10, what other symptoms occur T: Timing/Triggers - occasional, constant, intermittent, only when I do this. (activities, food) |
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What does a normal ECG look like
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What does an ECG report look like on a patient with atrial fibrillation
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What does a sinus arythmia look like on an ECG report
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What does a normal sinus rhythm look like on an ECG report
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