RADR 1309 Examination III Review

Which term describes questioning that may direct answers towards a suggested symptom or complaint?

Muscles that support the torso are the:

Which method of body temperature measurement produces the highest temperature?

______ describes the intensity, quantity, or extent of the problem.

Description of the character of a symptom is the ______ element of the sacred seven.

The foundation on which a body rests or stands is the:

Data that is pertaining to or perceived only by the affected individual describes:

Which of the following is NOT a simple immobilization technique?

The duration since the onset of an injury describes which one of the elements of the sacred seven?

At what angle should you place a wheelchair from the radiographic table during a wheelchair transfer?

Types of oxygen devices include:

What is the normal pulse range for a child between 1 and 10 years of age?

Which side of the patient should be closest to the table in a transfer?

Good history taking involves the collection of accurate subjective data only.

A sudden drop in blood pressure in the brain when a person stands up quickly defines:

Body temperature taken with the thermometer placed under the tongue is the ______ route.

Which of the following are also called chest tubes?

Signs that can be seen, heard, or felt and such things as laboratory reports describes:

Measurement of the degrees of heat of the deep tissues of the human body is:

Blood pressure readings are obtained with the use of a(n)...

Stage 1 hypertension includes systolic blood pressure that is consistently between ______ mm Hg.

What is the normal respiration rate for children?

Listening to sounds of the body, typically through the use of a stethoscope, defines:

Muscles that are found in the four extremities are the:

Normal body temperature ranges from:

The period of relaxation of the heart is referred to as:

Which type of oxygen device uses a mask with a bag, or reservoir, that fills a portion of a patients exhaled gas?

The turbulent sound of blood flow through the arteries during blood pressure measurement is called ______ sounds.

Slowing of the pulse rate to less than 60 beats per minute is:

Rapidity of the heart action, usually defined as a heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute, is:

Determination of a precise area on a patient's body describes:

The pulse can be palpated at superficially located arteries. Three common sites are:

The period of contraction of the heart, especially of the ventricles, defines:

A hypothetical point around which all mass appears to be concentrated is the:

Describing what the patient was doing when an illness or condition began is the:

Lying flat on one’s stomach, facing downwards is the ______ position.

What is the normal blood pressure range?

Abnormally high body temperature, especially that induced for therapeutic purposes, defines:

Body temperature taken with thermometer placed under the armpit is the ______ route.

Blood pressure that is less than 95/60 is called:

A branch of physics that applies the laws of mechanics to living creatures defines:

The circumstances that produce the problem or intensify describes the ______ when taking a patient's history.

Body temperature taken with thermometer placed in the ear is the ______ route.

______ is the relative constancy in the internal environment of the body.

When questioning a patient, which of the following describes nodding, saying yes, okay, go on, etc.?

What is considered a single respiration for healthy adults?

What is the normal respiration rate for adults?

What is the average rectal temperature in Fahrenheit?

What is the normal pulse range for an adult?

Lying flat on one’s back, facing upwards describes the ______ position.