Medical, OB/GYNQuestion 75 of 100
Which set represents normal adult vital sign ranges?
a.Pulse 60 to 100, respirations 12 to 20, systolic BP roughly 90 to 140
b.Pulse 40 to 60, respirations 4 to 8
c.Pulse 120 to 160, respirations 30 to 40
d.Pulse 20 to 40, respirations 40 to 50
Explanation
A typical resting adult has a pulse of 60 to 100, respirations of 12 to 20, and a systolic blood pressure roughly in the 90 to 140 range. Values well outside these suggest a problem requiring assessment.
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