Deck 7: Foundation Skills

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____________________ is done by using visual observation.
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The pulse can be counted by listening to the heart through a ____________________ placed on the chest.
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The rhythm and character of ____________________ are important observations.
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Risk factors that can be controlled by cardiac patients include:

A) Lack of exercise
B) High-fat diet
C) Heredity
D) Gender and age
E) a and b
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The diastolic reading occurs when the ventricles are ____________________.
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The pulse is usually assessed using:

A) The radial artery near the wrist
B) A sphygmomanometer
C) The force of the blood
D) The systolic measurement
E) A thermometer
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Basic math may be used in health care to:

A) Convert medicine dosages
B) Measure time
C) Measure temperature
D) Measure capacity and mass
E) All of the above
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The systolic reading occurs while the ventricles of the heart are ____________________.
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Blood pressure reflects:

A) The number of heartbeats
B) The force of the blood against the walls of arteries
C) The systolic rate
D) The diastolic rate
E) The pulse
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The weight recommended by health professionals usually is determined by using charts developed by:

A) The American Medical Association
B) Insurance companies
C) Hospitals
D) Physicians
E) The Food and Drug Administration
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Examples of rational numbers include all of the following except:

A) 10
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C) 7/16
D) -45
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The type of graph used to chart vital signs is a:

A) Bar graph
B) Pie chart
C) Pictograph
D) Line graph
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The basic health assessment may include an interview and physical examination to determine:

A) Functional characteristics
B) Cultural characteristics
C) Spiritual characteristics
D) Physical characteristics
E) All of the above
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____________________ is the use of the hands to evaluate structures by touch.
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____________________ is the measurement of the balance between heat produced and lost by the body.
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Four sites used to measure the temperature are:

A) Mouth, under the arm, rectum, knee
B) Mouth, under the arm, rectum, ear
C) Mouth, rectum, knee
D) Ear, mouth, rectum, knee
E) Ear, knee, mouth, under the arm
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The ____________________ is the heartbeat that can be palpated on surface arteries as the artery walls expand.
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The normal rate of an adult pulse can range between:

A) 60 and 110
B) 60 and 100
C) 50 and 90
D) 80 and 110
E) 70 and 110
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An example of a computer operating system that interprets and displays data is:

A) Unix/Linux
B) Dell's Inspiron
C) Apple's Mac
D) a and c
E) b and c
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Vital signs are values that can be used to measure changes in:

A) Body function and response to treatment
B) General health and response to treatment
C) Response to treatment, diagnosis, and body function
D) Body function, general health, and response to treatment
E) General health, body function, and diagnosis
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
Define pulse and explain the usual method of assessing the pulse.
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Write an expository outlining the various steps in a patient health assessment; explain how a physician might use the assessment information in the health care plan.
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
How are computers used in health care?
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Match the numbered word below with the best definition.
a.The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
b.The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
c.Necessary to life
d.The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
e.The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
f.The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
g.Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
h.The act of listening for sounds in the body
i.The sudden stopping of heart action
j.The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
1.Apical
2.Auscultation
3.Blood pressure
4.Cardiac arrest
5.Diastolic
6.Palpation
7.Percussion
8.Systolic
9.Temperature
10.Vital
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____________________ is striking the body to assess the sound made.
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Explain how computers can be used in health care.What might happen when a computer system crashes?
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Describe the early warning signs of a heart attack and explain what steps a person who has such signs should take.
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For years mercury was used in thermometers.Explain the rationale for its removal and replacement with nontoxic liquids.Explain the environmental and safety risks involved in this decision.
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
What does a basic health assessment help determine?
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Explain how computer literacy plays a key role in health care.Discuss three specific tests that rely on computerized equipment to support the role of computers in health care.
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Health care workers use abbreviations and symbols for what purpose? What might happen if incorrect abbreviations or symbols are marked on a patient's chart?
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
What is a sphygmomanometer?
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What situations might call for an axillary, an oral, a rectal, or a temporal temperature measurement?
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
Describe what measures are included in vital signs.
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
Explain the two values of blood pressure.
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
What is considered "normal" blood pressure?
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What actions should be taken when vital signs fall out of the normal parameters?
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
Define temperature and list the four common sites used to assess body temperature.
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_________________________ may result from blockage of an artery that supplies the heart or from an insufficient supply of oxygen to the heart tissue.
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
What systems of measurement can be used in health care?
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Using two or three sentences, answer the following questions as concisely as possible.
What techniques are used in a physical assessment?
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Apical
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Apical
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Apical
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Apical
The sudden stopping of heart action
Apical
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Apical
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Apical
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Apical
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Apical
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Apical
Necessary to life
Systolic
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Systolic
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Systolic
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Systolic
The sudden stopping of heart action
Systolic
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Systolic
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Systolic
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Systolic
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Systolic
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Systolic
Necessary to life
Auscultation
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Auscultation
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Auscultation
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Auscultation
The sudden stopping of heart action
Auscultation
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Auscultation
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Auscultation
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Auscultation
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Auscultation
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Auscultation
Necessary to life
Cardiac arrest
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Cardiac arrest
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Cardiac arrest
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Cardiac arrest
The sudden stopping of heart action
Cardiac arrest
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Cardiac arrest
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Cardiac arrest
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Cardiac arrest
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Cardiac arrest
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Cardiac arrest
Necessary to life
Temperature
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Temperature
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Temperature
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Temperature
The sudden stopping of heart action
Temperature
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Temperature
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Temperature
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Temperature
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Temperature
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Temperature
Necessary to life
Palpation
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Palpation
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Palpation
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Palpation
The sudden stopping of heart action
Palpation
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Palpation
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Palpation
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Palpation
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Palpation
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Palpation
Necessary to life
Blood pressure
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Blood pressure
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Blood pressure
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Blood pressure
The sudden stopping of heart action
Blood pressure
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Blood pressure
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Blood pressure
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Blood pressure
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Blood pressure
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Blood pressure
Necessary to life
Vital
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Vital
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Vital
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Vital
The sudden stopping of heart action
Vital
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Vital
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Vital
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Vital
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Vital
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Vital
Necessary to life
Diastolic
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Diastolic
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Diastolic
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Diastolic
The sudden stopping of heart action
Diastolic
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Diastolic
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Diastolic
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Diastolic
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Diastolic
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Diastolic
Necessary to life
Percussion
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Percussion
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Percussion
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Percussion
The sudden stopping of heart action
Percussion
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Percussion
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Percussion
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Percussion
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Percussion
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Percussion
Necessary to life
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____________________ is done by using visual observation.
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The pulse can be counted by listening to the heart through a ____________________ placed on the chest.
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The rhythm and character of ____________________ are important observations.
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Risk factors that can be controlled by cardiac patients include:

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The diastolic reading occurs when the ventricles are ____________________.
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The pulse is usually assessed using:

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Basic math may be used in health care to:

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The systolic reading occurs while the ventricles of the heart are ____________________.
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Blood pressure reflects:

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Examples of rational numbers include all of the following except:

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The type of graph used to chart vital signs is a:

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____________________ is the use of the hands to evaluate structures by touch.
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____________________ is the measurement of the balance between heat produced and lost by the body.
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Four sites used to measure the temperature are:

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The ____________________ is the heartbeat that can be palpated on surface arteries as the artery walls expand.
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The normal rate of an adult pulse can range between:

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Vital signs are values that can be used to measure changes in:

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Define pulse and explain the usual method of assessing the pulse.
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Match the numbered word below with the best definition.
a.The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
b.The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
c.Necessary to life
d.The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
e.The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
f.The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
g.Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
h.The act of listening for sounds in the body
i.The sudden stopping of heart action
j.The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
1.Apical
2.Auscultation
3.Blood pressure
4.Cardiac arrest
5.Diastolic
6.Palpation
7.Percussion
8.Systolic
9.Temperature
10.Vital
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For years mercury was used in thermometers.Explain the rationale for its removal and replacement with nontoxic liquids.Explain the environmental and safety risks involved in this decision.
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_________________________ may result from blockage of an artery that supplies the heart or from an insufficient supply of oxygen to the heart tissue.
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Apical
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Apical
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Apical
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Apical
The sudden stopping of heart action
Apical
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Apical
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Apical
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Apical
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Apical
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Apical
Necessary to life
Systolic
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Systolic
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Systolic
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Systolic
The sudden stopping of heart action
Systolic
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Systolic
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Systolic
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Systolic
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Systolic
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Systolic
Necessary to life
Auscultation
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Auscultation
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Auscultation
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Auscultation
The sudden stopping of heart action
Auscultation
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Auscultation
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Auscultation
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Auscultation
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Auscultation
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Auscultation
Necessary to life
Cardiac arrest
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Cardiac arrest
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Cardiac arrest
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Cardiac arrest
The sudden stopping of heart action
Cardiac arrest
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Cardiac arrest
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Cardiac arrest
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Cardiac arrest
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Cardiac arrest
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Cardiac arrest
Necessary to life
Temperature
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Temperature
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Temperature
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Temperature
The sudden stopping of heart action
Temperature
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Temperature
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Temperature
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Temperature
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Temperature
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Temperature
Necessary to life
Palpation
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Palpation
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Palpation
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Palpation
The sudden stopping of heart action
Palpation
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Palpation
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Palpation
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Palpation
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Palpation
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Palpation
Necessary to life
Blood pressure
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Blood pressure
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Blood pressure
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Blood pressure
The sudden stopping of heart action
Blood pressure
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Blood pressure
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Blood pressure
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Blood pressure
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Blood pressure
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Blood pressure
Necessary to life
Vital
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Vital
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Vital
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Vital
The sudden stopping of heart action
Vital
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Vital
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Vital
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Vital
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Vital
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Vital
Necessary to life
Diastolic
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Diastolic
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Diastolic
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Diastolic
The sudden stopping of heart action
Diastolic
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Diastolic
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Diastolic
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Diastolic
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Diastolic
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Diastolic
Necessary to life
Percussion
Pertaining to the apex, or pointed end, of the heart
Percussion
The act of listening for sounds in the body
Percussion
The pressure of circulating blood against the walls of the arteries
Percussion
The sudden stopping of heart action
Percussion
The blood pressure at maximum cardiac relaxation
Percussion
The technique used to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of parts of the body with the hands
Percussion
The technique of tapping with the fingertips to evaluate the size, borders, and consistency of internal body structures
Percussion
The blood pressure during ventricular contraction
Percussion
The balance between heat produced and heat lost by the body
Percussion
Necessary to life
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