| The remainder of the physical examination was unremarkable with all vital signs being normal. |
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| On physical examination, the patient's vital signs and body habitus should be noted. |
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| The sequential compression devices are disconnected, and the patient's vital signs are assessed. |
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| All vital signs were within normal limits, and no precordial murmurs, friction rubs, or thrills were present. |
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| A schedule for monitoring of vital signs before and during the transfusion was also recommended. |
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| Observation of vital signs may give the nurse the first clue to the cause of the patient's delirium. |
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| The nurse records the patient's vital signs and level of consciousness every 10 minutes. |
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| On examination, the patient's vital signs were stable and he showed no signs of jaundice. |
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| It is these changes in vital signs and body functions that constitute the symptoms and signs of disease. |
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| The system allows them to transmit patients' vital signs from an ambulance to hospital so staff could make lifesaving decisions. |
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| Her glasses and dinner were on the bed tray which was moved by the nurse when vital signs were taken. |
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| His vital signs, including heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature, were normal. |
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| Delve a little further into Essendon's vital signs and more specific problems are revealed. |
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| Soft fabric sensors could monitor vital signs such as body temperature, pulse and breath rate. |
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| Inappropriate interventions, including blood tests and measurement of vital signs, should be discontinued. |
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| She hurried over to Max, and knelt beside him, checking his pulse and other vital signs for life. |
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| This transceiver handles the processing, transmission and display of the wearer's vital signs. |
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| Your vital signs are body temperature, blood pressure and heart and respiration rates. |
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| Though his vital signs returned to normal, the abiding fear was that oxygen deprivation had caused permanent kidney or brain damage. |
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| A physical examination showed stable vital signs but severe cardiomegaly and congestive heart failure. |
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| It is now a proven fact that high mental stress can affect certain vital signs, such as your blood pressure and your resting heart rate. |
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| Historically, vital signs were used to determine the level of sedation in critically ill patients. |
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| The nurse takes the child's vital signs and assesses his or her oral cavity for any excessive bleeding. |
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| The patient denies having pain or symptoms, and his vital signs are stable. |
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| His trip to hospital for a medical checkup showed that all vital signs were normal. |
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| Patients sitting in the comfort of their armchairs are having vital signs monitored in a hi-tech link up with nurses. |
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| On admission to the PACU, Mrs L's vital signs were stable, and she was aroused from sleep easily. |
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| The nurse or the assistant measures and documents the patient's vital signs and instructs the patient to change into a hospital gown. |
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| It can monitor, among other vital signs, a patient's heart, pulse rate, blood pressure and a number of respiratory parameters. |
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| An indwelling urinary catheter must be placed for monitoring urinary output, and vital signs must be carefully observed. |
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| Unfortunately the victim was found without vital signs and pronounced dead on arrival at hospital despite the heroic lifesaving effort. |
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| As a result, you can check the vital signs of one patient from another patient's monitor. |
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| One of the rescuers, who was an ambulance attendant, monitored her vital signs and checked for any physical problems. |
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| If pain were to be evaluated along the same lines as vital signs, chances of alleviating a patient's pain would be greater. |
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| The evaluation further involves physical tests and checking of vital signs. |
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| There are a few key metrics that can help just about any business monitor its health and vital signs. |
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| They probably have a greater need for a program such as Tele-health to monitor their primary vital signs. |
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| Soon after your baby is born, a nurse or doctor will whisk him away to examine his features and vital signs in a series of tests called Apgars. |
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| It is hoped that assessment of pain will become as routine as checking other vital signs. |
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| Home monitoring allows hospitals to stay connected with these patients, who are taught to measure and report their own vital signs everyday. |
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| Secondly, relevant background information is communicated, about diagnosis at admission, recent vital signs, and other clinical information. |
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| Repeat vital signs periodically post transfusion according to your hospital policy. |
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| An example of dynamic data transfer occurs when a hospital monitors the vital signs of a patient who is in an ambulance. |
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| Within the first two hours after surgery, are clients monitored for vital signs and checked for bleeding? |
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| After she had completed 2 hours of bed rest, her vital signs were stable. |
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| In other settings, it has been shown that premature hospital discharge of patients with unstable vital signs was responsible for a twofold increase in 30-day mortality. |
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| Physical examination revealed normal growth and vital signs, no icterus, lymphadenopathy, ascites, splenomegaly, or other systemic abnormal findings. |
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| Patients were taught how to monitor their vital signs such as oxygen levels, blood pressure, and weight using a small portable device with user-friendly functions. |
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| After surgery, monitor vital signs every 4 hours. |
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| To manage patients in this setting, monitoring vital signs is an important component of a comprehensive physical therapy treatment plan. |
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| The efficient and innovative design of the SureSigns VS3 sets the standard for basic vital signs monitoring. |
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| Are the client's vital signs monitored before, during, and after surgery? |
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| As the parties state in the notification 'whilst a patient is undergoing anaesthesia, it is necessary to monitor the patient's vital signs to ensure his or her safety. |
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| When the hospital automates the process of collecting vital signs data and providing easy access to this information on a mobile basis, caregivers can make better decisions. |
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| The fetal vital signs respond to labour and delivery treatments and manoeuvres, and the simulator produces APGAR scores. |
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| Physical examination revealed normal vital signs, tender epigastrium without guarding or rebound tenderness. |
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| No clinically important abnormalities were noted in routine blood and urine chemistry panels, complete blood count, electrocardiograms, and physical examinations including vital signs. |
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| Screening for Distress: Assessment of the four vital signs, heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and temperature is considered a standard part of clinical care. |
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| His sketchpad was filled with neat cursive detailing the vital signs and symptoms he'd had since leaving Katmandu three days earlier. |
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| Equal speed of diagnosis was the primary reason to monitor the vital signs of patients and provide forewarning of treatment requirements to the hospital. |
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| Deep wounds in his chest were seeping blood, and the medscanner Tacitus had pressed against his neck showed his vital signs on the wane. |
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| The Flo 4000 from Flo Healthcare brings mobile computing and vital signs monitoring to the point of care in one wireless mobile workstation. |
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| Like other vital signs and their monitors, and pulse oximetry and its applications must be understood so that the pediatric patient's condition can be assessed correctly. |
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| The ringlike monitor slips over one finger and uses optical sensors to measure vital signs, including blood pressure, heart and respiratory rates. |
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