PLTW PBS 2.1.2 Vital Signs

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Across
  1. 1. Distance from top of the head to the bottom of the feet, usually measured in cm.
  2. 3. This is used to measure blood pressure
  3. 6. ___ signs are measurements of some of the body's basic functions.
  4. 11. The Body Mass Index; it gives a ratio of weight to height, and can be used as a rough measurement to determine obesity.
  5. 12. Organizing patients based on how urgently they need medical care
  6. 14. ____ rate is the number of breaths per minute
  7. 15. The amount a person weighs, usually in pounds or Kg
  8. 18. Breathing out
  9. 19. ___/Breath Sounds; checking for wheezing, crackles, etc. using a stethoscope
  10. 20. Your heart rate, measured by the expanding and contracting of blood vessels with each heartbeat
  11. 23. Sustaining a stable internal environment; for example, your temperature is always 98.6, your blood pH is always 6.8.
  12. 25. A __ range for blood oxygen is 95-99%
Down
  1. 2. Having a body temperature below 95
  2. 4. A pulse ___ measures the oxygen in your blood
  3. 5. The __ blood pressure is caused by the heart contracting and is highest
  4. 7. Breathing in
  5. 8. A nurse ____ has a Master's degree in nursing (6+ years of college)
  6. 9. A __ over 103 can be dangerous
  7. 10. A ___ nurse has a Bachelor's degree in nursing (4 years of college)
  8. 13. The __ blood pressure is caused when the heart is not contracting and is lowest
  9. 16. Your body ___ is usually around 98.6 although most people's is actually lower.
  10. 17. Oxygen __ refers to the amount of oxygen in the blood.
  11. 21. A ___ practical nurse has about a year of training and a certificate
  12. 22. Your blood ___ is the force of the blood on the walls of your blood vessels
  13. 24. An instrument that helps a doctor hear internal noises such as lungs and heartbeat