Vital Signs and Examination Basics 1.How is the chief complaint recorded in the medical history of a patient? 2.Name five (5) anatomical places in where temperature can be measured. 3.Where is the apical pulse taken? 4.What is the normal heart rate value? 5.Name five (5) situations that can increase the heart rate. 6.What is the normal respiratory rate for adults? 7.What are two (2) indications to give to a patient before blood pressure is taken? 8.What is the equipment needed to take blood pressure? 9.Name the six (6) methods of examination. 10.What are three (3) functions of a medical assistant during a Pap smear test?

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