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210 Chapter 21 Measuring Vans Definition on the surface, shallow Terms superficial unobtrusively Pronunciation super Flicial un ob TRU sively quietly without bringing attention to one's own action B. Phrases defining characteristics signs or symptoms that explain an illness or together with two or more things used together nursing diagnosis de FIN ing characteristics in con JUNCtion with JOT down keep PACE with in conjunction with jot down keep pace with owing to restore the unit to make a written note to keep up with, to maintain equal position because of, due to Owing to put things in the root back in their original or STORE the unit correct places COMPLETION Directions Fall in the Weste) with the correct termels) from the Vocabulary Building Glossary to complete the se of the patient's symp 1. The antibiotics were bringing about an) toms the reading 2 The wrong size blood pressure cuff will for 3. If the patient is allergic to the sulfonamides, those drugs are treatment of his upper respiratory infection 4 Pushing the plunger on the syringe caused the medication to be into the patient's body 5. Because the patient was having difficulty breathing, his nostrils were 6. It is easy to measure the temperature and the pulse 7. It is wise to the patient when counting respirations, 8 To begin measuring blood pressure with an aneroid sphygmomanometer, you must turn the valve to close it before beginning to squeeze the bulb 9. A rectal temperature is measured with a glass thermometer that has aln) end 10. When assessing circulation, besides measuring the radial pulse, you should also check the pulses Copyright 2002. Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved