temporal

artery

• temperature
• pulse
• resperation
• blood pressure
• pain assessment

temp. of 0-1 yr olds

(oral)

(rectal)

96-99.5(oral)

99.0-100.0(rectal)

(less than 4 weeks)

98.5-99.5(oral)

99.0-100.0(rectal)

temp. 6-11yrs

(oral)

(rectal)

97.5-99.6 (oral)

98.5-99.6 (rectal)

temp. of 11-16 yr old

(oral)

(rectal)

97.6-99.6 (oral)

98.6-100.6 (rectal)

adult

temperature

(oral)

(rectal)

97.6-99.6 (oral)

98.6-100.6 (rectal)

Age

 0-1

pulse (beats per minute)

Age

1-6

pulse(BPM)

Age

 6-11

Pulse(BPM)

Age

11-16

pulse(BPM)

Adult

pulse(BPM)

resperation

0-1 years

resperation

1-6 years

resperation

6-11 yrs

resperation

11-16 yrs

resperation of

an adult

BP (mm Hg)

0-1 yrs

BP (mm Hg)

1-6 yrs

BP (mm Hg)

6-11 yrs

BP (mm Hg)

11-16 yrs

BP(mm Hg)

Adult

Blood pressure is

messured with?

how many ways can

 temp. be obtained?

1. mouth (oral)
2. ear (tympanic)
3. rectum (rectal)
4. armpit or axilla (axillary)
5. head (temporal)

pulse in adults is

 measured in what artey?

in children pulse is

measured in what artery?

what other way can

you one get a pulse?

using a stethoscope at the apex

of the heart obtaining (apical pulse)