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When recording a pulse you should also note

The rate, rhythm and strength of the beats per minute

What is a normal heart rate for an adult

51 and 100 bpm

What is blood pressure

The force exerted by blood on arterial walls

What is systolic

Contraction stage of the heart

What is diastolic

The resting stage of the heart

What is blood pressure measured in

mm of mercury (mmHg)

Average adult BP

120/80 mmHg

Carrying O2 and CO2


Carrying nutrients and water


Distributing heat


Protecting against infections


Carrying waste products to excretory glands


Sealing wounds


Are functions of what?

Blood

What are the body cavities

Head (cranium)


Chest (thorax)


Abdomen and pelvis

Name the group of structures or organs that work together to carry out essential specialised functions

Circulatory


Respiratory


Digestive


Urinary


Nervous


Endocrine


Reproductive


Musculoskeletal

Which major organs are in the cranium

Brain


Cranial nerves


Inner and middle ear


Major blood vessels

Which major organs are in the thorax

Lungs


Heart


Oesophagus


Major blood vessels

Which major organs are in the abdo and pelvis

Stomach


Liver


Spleen


Duodenum


Small and large intestines


Gall bladder


Pancreas


Kidneys


Ureters


Reproductive organs


Rectum


Urethra


Bladder


Major blood vessels

What organs sit in the upper right quadrant of the abdo

Liver


Gallbladder


Transverse colon


Pancreas

What organs are in the left upper quadrant

Spleen


Stomach

What organs sit in the lower right quadrant

Small intestine


Ascending colon

What organs sit in the lower left quadrant

Descending colon


Sigmoid colon