Understanding Nursing Care and Blood Pressure
Test your knowledge on nursing care concepts and the physiological aspects of blood pressure.
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Question 1: What is the primary role of nursing care as defined in the material?
Only to provide medical treatments
To assist in disease prevention and health promotion
To manage hospital logistics
To handle medical billing
Question 2: What are the two phases of blood pressure measurement?
Inspiration and expiration
Systole and diastole
Rest and activity
Awake and asleep
Question 3: Which factor is NOT listed as affecting blood pressure?
Age
Exercise
Dietary choices
Body position
Question 4: What is considered hypotension in adults according to the material?
Systolic pressure below 90 mmHg
Diastolic pressure below 60 mmHg
Systolic pressure below 80 mmHg
Any pressure below 100 mmHg
Question 5: How does blood viscosity affect blood pressure?
Higher viscosity lowers blood pressure
Higher viscosity raises blood pressure
Viscosity has no effect on blood pressure
It only affects heart rate
Question 6: What should be done before measuring blood pressure?
Have the patient exercise
Ensure the patient is resting quietly
Take the measurement immediately upon arrival
Use an inflated cuff
Question 7: What is the average normal stroke volume in milliliters?
50 ml
70 ml
100 ml
120 ml