VitalSigns

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http://www.ophthobook.com This is the first ten minutes of a lecture from OphthoBook.com This lecture covers important questions you should ask your patient and goes over checking vision, pupils (APD) and checking pressure. These are the three "vital signs" of ophthalmology. The second lecture covers slit-lamp documentation.  

Doctors get their patients' blood pressure soaring, while nurses don't, findings suggest.  

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Learn about how the arteries use nerve impulses to help regulate blood pressure.  

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In hospital today, while I was taking a patient's blood pressure, another student asked if she could take her pressure on the other arm to practice. The patient didn't mind, but I thought it might be dangerous. Is this dangerous? What would happen if we pumped the cuff on both arms at the same time? Also, would this give an incorrect reading?  

I thought your heart rate would increase when you jump in cold water because of adrenaline release, but I've been told it decreases. Why is this? Thanks!