TPR

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econly  on May 6, 2011

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TPR

apical pulse
pulse taken over heart
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apical pulse pulse taken over heart
apnea no breathing
aural pertaining to the ear
axillary armpit
bradycardia slow pulse
character another word for the quality of something
Cheyne-Stokes irregular respirations with periods of apnea
cyanosis bluish color of skin or mucous membranes
dyspnea difficulty breathing
fever elevated temperature above 101 F
hypothermia low body temperature
pulse deficit the difference between the apical and radial pulses
pyrexia fever
rale crackling sound that indicates fluid in the lungs
rectal temperature taken in the anus
tachycardia fast pulse
tachypnea fast breathing
wheezing high pitched whistling heard over the lungs
tympanic pertaining to eardrum. Method of taking a temperature
accelerated faster than normal
expiration breathing out or exhaling
inspiration breathing in or inhaling
pulse pressure of blood felt against the wall of an artery as the heart contracts and relaxes
radial pulse pulse measured at the artery near the thumb side of the wrist
rate number per minute
respiration the process oftaking in oxygen and giving off carbon dioxide
rhythm regularity
stertorous Deep snoring sound which occurs with inspiration
stethoscope instrument used for listening to internal body sounds
symmetry balance, correspondence of parts
volume fullness or depth of pulse or respirations

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