Observations / Basic terminology

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Across
  1. 2. A high core temperature is also known as?
  2. 3. 37 is the optimum reading for this observation.
  3. 5. This should be under 2 seconds in most patients.
  4. 7. What acronym is often used for obtaining a pain description?
  5. 8. Brachial, radial, femoral and carotid are all types of what?
  6. 9. This observation is measured in mmol/l
  7. 12. As part of the AMPLE handover, what does the A stand for?
  8. 13. Electrical activity in the heart is measured by which observation?
  9. 14. If someone is U on the AVPU scale, what does this mean?
  10. 15. Systolic and diastolic are measurements of?
  11. 17. What device can you use to assist with ventilations?
  12. 19. If BP is below 100 SYSTOLIC, what is the term used to describe this?
  13. 22. What part of the GCS score, can reach 6?
  14. 24. Normal ranges are between 94-100% (88-92% in COPD patients)
  15. 25. What drug would you administer when querying a MI?
  16. 26. <60bpm
Down
  1. 1. You can obtain this observation by watching chest rise and fall
  2. 4. What bit of equipment would you use for a pelvic injury?
  3. 6. When using a stethoscope to listen to the chest, it is called?
  4. 8. What device is used to measure oxygen saturations?
  5. 10. A quick assessment of a patients GCS on arrival.
  6. 11. On arrival at a scene, what is the first thing to check for?
  7. 16. When assessing patient who may be having a CVA/ TIA, what test should you perform?
  8. 18. One of the acronyms used for handover at hospital.
  9. 20. What is the medical name for a nosebleed?
  10. 21. What is a 'normal' ECG rhythm called?
  11. 23. >100bpm