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1. What is the normal range of an adult’s oral temperature?

A. 35.8°C – 37.3°C (96.4°F – 99.1°F)

B. 37.5°C – 39.0°C (99.5°F – 102.2°F)

C. 30.5°C – 33.0°C (86.9°F – 91.4°F)

D. 34.0°C – 35.5°C (93.2°F – 95.9°F)

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2. What is the recommended duration for measuring a regular radial pulse?

A. 60 seconds

B. 10 seconds

C. 15 seconds

D. 30 seconds and multiply by 2

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3. Which of the following is an abnormal blood pressure reading for an adult?

A. 90/60 mmHg

B. 118/76 mmHg

C. 136/82 mmHg

D. 180/110 mmHg

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4. When measuring blood pressure using a manual sphygmomanometer, which artery is auscultated?

A. Brachial artery

B. Radial artery

C. Carotid artery

D. Femoral artery

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5. Which statement about pulse oximetry is correct?

A. It measures oxygen saturation in arterial blood

B. It is not affected by nail polish or cold extremities

C. It measures the carbon dioxide levels in the blood

D. It is an invasive procedure requiring a blood sample

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6. Which of the following conditions can cause bradycardia (low heart rate)?

A. Exercise

B. Hypothyroidism

C. Fever

D. Anxiety

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7. Which site is most commonly used to measure pulse in an emergency situation?

A. Dorsalis pedis artery

B. Radial artery

C. Brachial artery

D. Carotid artery

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8. What is the correct way to assess an apical pulse?

A. Use a Doppler device on the popliteal artery

B. Place the stethoscope over the fifth intercostal space, midclavicular line

C. Palpate the radial artery for one minute

D. Count the beats per minute at the brachial artery

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9. What is considered a normal adult respiratory rate?

A. 12 – 20 breaths per minute

B. 25 – 35 breaths per minute

C. 8 – 16 breaths per minute

D. 5 – 10 breaths per minute

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10. Which of the following factors can influence body temperature?

A. Weight, hair color, and diet

B. Age, exercise, and environment

C. Gender, height, and body mass index

D. Sleep patterns, skin color, and mood

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11. What are the four primary vital signs?

A. Blood pressure, blood glucose, pulse, and oxygen saturation

B. Heart rate, blood sugar, temperature, and weight

C. Oxygen saturation, blood pressure, height, and temperature

D. emperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure

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12. What is the most accurate method of measuring core body temperature?

A. Rectal thermometer

B. Tympanic thermometer

C. Axillary thermometer

D. Oral thermometer

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13. When taking a patient's blood pressure, the nurse should:

A. Have the patient sit with legs crossed

B. Use a cuff that covers 80% of the arm circumference

C. Keep the arm lower than heart level

D. Inflate the cuff to at least 250 mmHg before releasing

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14. A patient with a pulse of 130 beats per minute is experiencing:

A. Normal pulse

B. Hypotension

C. Bradycardia

D. Tachycardia

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15. Which vital sign is the first to change in response to hypovolemia (low blood volume)?

A. Respiratory rate

B. Blood pressure

C. Pulse rate

D. Temperature

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