Vital Signs Temperature Pulse Respiration Blood Pressure.

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Vital Signs Temperature Pulse Respiration Blood Pressure

Temperature  Balance between heat loss & heat produced  When is the body temp the highest (in a day)?  When is it the lowest?  Temperature varies by body site

Body Sites  Oral  Taken in the mouth  Most common and convenient  Do not use with toddlers, confused pt  Average temp. = 98.6 F  Range = 97.6 to 99.7 F

 Rectal  Taken in the rectum  Most accurate  Common in newborns  Average temp = 99.6 F  Range = 98.6 – F

 Axillary  Taken under the arm  Less accurate of all methods  Common for newborns, babies, toddlers  Average = 97.6 F  Range = 96.0 – 98.6 F

 Aural (Tympanic)  Taken in the ear canal  Common in infants and toddlers  Range = 96.6 to 99.7 F

Causes of Increase Temp.  Infection (Fever = 101 F; Pyrexia/Febrile)  Exercise  High environmental temp.  Hyperthermia  Temp 104F or higher  Causes include brain damage, infections, long exposure to hot temp.  105 to 106 F cause seizures & death

Causes of Decrease Temp.  Starvation  Sleep  Exposure to cold temp.  Hypothermia  Temp 95 F or lower  Death 93F & lower  Caused by prolonged exposure to cold, starvation