8. Numbness in fingers or toes caused by intermittent constriction of arterioles in the skin is symptomatic of:

56. Build a word that means slow heart (rate): __________.

24. Deficiency of red blood cells (RBCs) due to inadequate absorption of B12 is known as:

16. What is the blood type of a universal donor?

The body temperature of students is taken each time a student goes to the nurse’s office. The 5-number summary for the temperatures (in degrees Fahrenheit) of students on a particular day is: 5-Number Summary for body temp in degrees Fahrenheit Min Q1 Median Q3 Max 96.7o 98.2o 98.6o 100.2o 103.5o Answer the following questions by typing your answers in the blanks. Follow all directions for entering answers!1) Are the data qualitative or quantitative?Enter “1” for qualitative and “2” for quantitative (do not type in the quotation marks). 2) State the range for this data set. (Enter numbers only. Do not type the degree symbol or words. Example: If your answer is 10.4o, just type in 10.4 )3) State the IQR for this data set.(Enter numbers only. Do not type the degree symbol or words. Example: If your answer is 10.4o, just type in 10.4 )4) What percent of students had a greater than 100.2o ?(Type answers as numbers. Do not spell out the number. Do not express in decimal form.  Do NOT include the “%” symbol. Example: If your answer is 10%, just type in 10 ) %5) What percent of students had temperatures less than 96.7o ?(Type answers as numbers. Do not spell out the number. Do not express in decimal form.  Do NOT include the “%” symbol. Example: If your answer is 10%, just type in 10 ) %6) What percent of students had temperatures between 98.2o and 103.5o?(Type answers as numbers. Do not spell out the number. Do not express in decimal form.  Do NOT include the “%” symbol. Example: If your answer is 10%, just type in 10 ) %

These boxplots represent the distribution of temperature (in oC) for three months out of a year for various cities. Answer each question below by selecting the appropriate answer from the drop-down menu.       a) Which month had the lowest maximum temperature?   b) Which month had the smallest range?   c) Which month had the highest 3rd quartile score (Q3)?   d) Which month had the lowest first quartile score (Q1)?   e) During the month of July, for what percentage of cities was the temperature 18oC or lower?   f) During the month of August, for what percentage of cities was the temperature 16oC or higher?   g) During the month of September, for what percentage of cities was the temperature 10oC or more?   h) During the month of August, for what percentage of cities was the temperature less than 8oC?

A laboring client presents to the Labor and Delivery with severe discomfort and contractions occurring every 4-5 minutes.  On admission, vital signs are as follows: Maternal heart rate 92 bpm Maternal blood pressure 124/76 mm Hg Maternal temperature 37.0°C (98.6°F) Fetal heart rate (FHR) baseline 140-150 bpm What is the priority nursing action for this patient?

In addition to breathing with contractions, which of the following actions can help a woman in the first stage of labor work through her labor pains?

The Apgar Score       Assessment 0 points 1 point 2 points Color Central cyanosis or pale Acrocyanosis All pink Heart rate No heart rate 1-99 bpm ≥100 bpm Respiratory Rate No respirations Slow and irregular Good breathing with  crying Reflex irritability No response Grimace Good lusty cry Tone Flaccid Some flexion Marked flexion or active movement At one minute after birth, the infant has a heart rate of 108 beats per minute and is crying vigorously.  His limbs are tightly flexed, his trunk is pink, and his feet and hands are bluish.  The infant cries when the soles of his feet are stimulated.  How would the nurse document this infant’s Apgar score? 

A client in active labor reports tingling in hands and feet, and “kind of dizzy.”  What action should the nurse implement?