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第六章生命体征的观察及护理

A1型题

1. 生命体征应包括：E

A.体温、脉搏、呼吸

B.体温、呼吸、血压

C.脉搏、呼吸、血压

D.脉搏、体温、血压、瞳孔反射

E.体温、脉搏、呼吸、血压

2. 体温生理性变化错误的论述是： B

A.24小时内变动范围不超过平均数上下0.5℃

B.大量食用蛋白后、体温降低

C.清晨2～6时最低

D.午后2～8时最高

E.儿童较成人略高、女性较男性稍高

3. 发热程度的划分，低热的范围是（口温）：B

A.36.6℃～37.2℃

B.37.3℃～38℃

C.38℃～38.5℃

D.38.5℃～39℃

E.39℃～

39.5℃

4. 发热最常见的病因是： A

A.感染

B.无菌坏死组织的吸收

C.变态反应性疾病

D.恶性肿瘤

E.体温调节中枢机能失常

5. 体温骤升见于：Ｄ

A.休克症

B.极度衰竭

C.肝癌

D.急性感染

E.肺结核

6. 疟疾患者的热型常为：C

A.稽留热

B.弛张热

C.间歇热

D.波浪热

E.不规则热

7. 体温持续波动在39.5～40.5℃，其热型是：D

A.间歇热

B.弛张热

C.双峰热

D.稽留热

E.不规则热

8. 高热持续期的特点是：D

A.产热多于散热

B.散热增加产热趋于正常

C.散热多于产热

D.产热散热在较高的水平上趋于平衡

E.产热持续上升

9. 玻璃汞柱式体温计的毛细管和贮汞槽之间有一凹陷处，其作用是：E

A.便于汞上升

B.便于汞下降

C.便于甩体温计时贮存汞

D.防止测温时汞柱上升过快

E.使汞遇冷不致下降

10. 除哪项外均可用于体温计的消毒：C

A.1％消毒灵

B.20％碘伏

C.甲醛

D.70％乙醇

E.1％过氧乙酸

11. 浸泡体温计的消毒溶液应： A

A.每日更换

B.每周更换

C.隔周更换

D.每周更换二次

E.每月更换一次

12. 用于检查体温计准确性的水温是： D

A.35℃

B.37℃

C.38℃

D.40℃

E.42℃

13. 下列可用口腔测量法测体温的患者是：D

A.腹泻患儿

B.支气管哮喘发作时

C.昏迷者

D.痔疮术后

E.精神病

14. 腋下测温法错误的是: E

A.先擦干汗液

B.将体温计放于腋窝深处,贴紧皮肤

C.嘱患者屈臂过胸夹紧体温计

D.不合作者护士协助夹紧上臂

E.5分钟后取出检视读数

15. 病员不慎咬破玻璃水银体温计后首先应：A

A.及时清除口腔内玻璃碎屑

B.服大量蛋清

C.服泻药

D.服大量的韭菜

E.饮大量牛奶

16. 对体温过低的老年患者，下列护理措施哪项不正确： E

A.提高室温

B.足部放热水袋

C.做好抢救准备

D.加盖棉被

E.增加患者活动量

17. 脉搏的生理性变化，下述哪项不正确：B

A.幼儿比成人快

B.男性比女性快

C.老年人比较慢

D.情绪激动时增快

E.睡眠时减慢

18. 测量异常脉搏的时间为：C

A.30秒×2

B.15秒×4

C.1分钟

D.5秒×12

E.10秒×6

19. 测量脉搏的首选部位是 D

A.颞动脉

B.肱动脉

C.颈动脉

D.桡动脉

E.足背动脉

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