AS Applied Science - Monitoring Activity of the Human Body AS Applied Science - Monitoring Activity of the Human Body 4.5 / 5 based on 10 ratings ? ScienceASAll boards Created by: mark wardCreated on: 14-05-12 14:26 1.What is the function of the triscupid valve? stop backflow of blood to right atrium 1 of 19 3.What is Tachycardia? Elevated heart rate 2 of 19 4.What is normal body temperature? 36.5 - 37.2 3 of 19 5.What is the typical pulse range? 60-80 beats/min 4 of 19 What is the normal blood pressure for an 18 year old adult? 120/80 5 of 19 What is the typical blood plasma glucose (fasting) concentration? 3.5-7.5 mmol/dm3 6 of 19 what is the vital capacity of an adult male? 6.00 dm3 7 of 19 What is bradycardia? Depressed heart rate 8 of 19 What is the vital capacity of an adult female? 4.25 dm3 9 of 19 What is the normal peak expiratory flow measurement range? 400-600 dm3/min 10 of 19 What is the normal tidal volume range? 0.4-0.5 dm3 11 of 19 A person is considered clinically suffering from Hypothermia if their body temperature is below what temperature? 32 12 of 19 What makes the atrioventricular valves close? when the pressure in the ventricles is greater than the pressure in the atria 13 of 19 What is happening to the heart during ventricular systole? The ventricles are contracting 14 of 19 The most accurate way to measure body temperature is by using A tympanic membrane thermometer 15 of 19 To measure the peak expiratory flow rate 3 readings are taken and the highest value is recorded 16 of 19 A sphygmomanometer is used to Measure blood pressure 17 of 19 A blood cell count that might indicate Leukaemia would Have a high white blood cell count 18 of 19 On an electrocardiogram, what does the QRS complex represent? Ventricular systole 19 of 19
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