HEIGHT AND WEIGHT
a. What is the purpose in assessing height and weight?
b. What factors affect weight?
c. Describe the technique for measuring height and weight in
(i) Adults who are weight bearing
(ii) Adults who are unable to bear weight
(iii) Children and infants
HEIGHT AND WEIGHT a. What is the purpose in assessing height and weight? b. What factors...
Vital Signs: Pulse a) Define pulse. What is the purpose of measuring a pulse? b) On accompanying diagram, mark the various sites for measuring heart rate. What are the two (2) most commonly used sites when measuring heart rate in adults? c) Identify factors that affect pulse rate. Which factors tend to elevate pulse rate? Which factors tend to lower pulse rate? d) State the rationale for assessing the following prior to taking a client’s pulse below: i) emotional and...
Vital Signs: Blood Pressure a. What is blood pressure? What is the purpose of assessing blood pressure? b. What is the standard unit for measuring blood pressure? What is the difference between systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure? c. Various factors can affect blood pressure. Some of these are listed below. Discuss the differences with each of these factors. i) age example: BP is lower in children than in adults. ii) gender iii) race iv) diurnal rhythm v) weight...
Vital Signs: Respirations a. What are the centers that control respirations? b. What is the purpose of measuring respirations? c. What factors are noted when assessing a client’s respirations? d. Explain the usual difference in respirations between males and females. e. What factors affect respirations and in what ways do they affect respirations? f. Define the following terms: ventilatory pattern; hyperventilation; hypoventilation, tachypnea; bradypnea; eupnea; dyspnea; orthopnea; apnea.
Suppose that the regression for predicting weight (in pounds) from Height (in Select one answer inches) is given by Weight =-115 + 3.6(Height) Which of the following statements is correct? I. A person who is 61 inches tall will weigh 104.6 pounds II. For every additional inch of height, the predicted weight will increase, on average, by 3.6 pounds. III. The correlation between weight and height is negative. ı points A. I only B. II only C. III only D....
a) State the rationale for assessing the following prior to taking a client’s pulse below: i) emotional and activity level ii) colour and warmth if taking pedal pulse iii) facial pallor and cyanosis b. In addition to rate, what other factors are assessed when measuring a pulse? c. Define the following terms: tachycardia; bradycardia; amplitude and contour of pulse; dysrhythmia.
22. Factors that affect drug dosage are a) weight, sex, and age b) pregnancy and lactation disease process (d) all of the above the summation of a drug present in the body after repeated medication. 23. D a) Maximum dose b) Maintenance dose Cumulative dose (d) Average dose riatric patients, the physician will consider many factors before prescribing a medication. Some of these factors are B a) changes in body composition (b) changes in body functioning living conditions d) all...
Suppose the correlation between height and weight for adults is +0.40. What proportion (or percent) of the variability in weight that is related to height? (Hint-coefficient of determination). (1 pt) please show all work and steps a. 40% b. 16% c. 0.40% d. 0.16%
L02. What are the organizations and rules that govern accounting? I a) Briefly describe the purpose of each of the following: i) Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) ii) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC iii) Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) b) Describe each of the following types of business organizations: i) Sole Proprietorship ii) Partmership iii) Corporation iv) Limited-Liability Company (LLc
11. (5 pts) The area of a triangle of height h and base length b is A bh/2. The differential of the area is: 2 2 (a) A change in the length of the base is denoted: (circle the correct answer) dA db dh (b) If the area is held constant, then: (circle the correct answer) dA <0 dA>0 (c) If the height decreases by half a unit, what is the value of dh? dh- ) For a triangle with...
Questions #1: a) Describe normal urine. b) Identify factors that commonly influence urinary and bowel elimination. c) For the following nursing actions during application of a condom catheter, state the underlying principles: i. roll the condom outward onto itself before putting on client. ii. inspect the male genitals for skin irritation, excoriation, swelling or discolouration. iii. leave 2.5 - 5 cm between the end of the genitals and end of the condom. Secure the condom firmly, but not too tightly....