Perfusion Status Assessment
1. What would usually be the "Pulse" rate for an adult with adequate perfusion?

50-100/min
<50 or >100/min
Absence of palpable pulse
60-100/min
<50 or >110/min
2. What would usually be the "BP" for an adult with no perfusion?

Unrecordable
< 60mmHg systolic or unrecordable
> 100mmHg systolic
80-100mmHg systolic
3. What would usually be the "BP" for an adult with extremely poor perfusion?

> 100mmHg systolic
< 60mmHg systolic or unrecordable
60-80mmHg systolic
80-100mmHg systolic
Unrecordable
4. What would usually be the "Pulse" rate for an adult with no perfusion?

Absence of palpable pulse
<50 or >110/min
60-100/min
50-100/min
<50 or >100/min
5. What would usually be the "BP" for an adult with inadequate perfusion?

> 100mmHg systolic
Unrecordable
80-100mmHg systolic
< 60mmHg systolic or unrecordable
60-80mmHg systolic
6. What would usually be the "Pulse" rate for an adult with inadequate perfusion?

50-100/min
60-100/min
Absence of palpable pulse
<50 or >110/min
<50 or >100/min
7. What would usually be the "Skin" condition for an adult with inadequate perfusion?

Warm & pink
Cool, pale, clamy
8. What would usually be the "Skin" condition for an adult with adequate perfusion?

Warm & pink
Cool, pale, clamy
9. What would usually be the "Skin" condition for an adult with no perfusion?

Warm & pink
Cool, pale, clamy
10. What would usually be the "Conscious State" for an adult with inadequate perfusion?

Altered or unconscious
Unconsious
Alert and oriented in time & place
Either alert and oriented in time & place or altered
Altered
11. What would usually be the "Conscious State" for an adult with borderline perfusion?

Either alert and oriented in time & place or altered
Altered or unconscious
Unconsious
Altered
Alert and oriented in time & place
12. What would usually be the "Conscious State" for an adult with no perfusion?

Either alert and oriented in time & place or altered
Alert and oriented in time & place
Altered
60-80mmHg systolic
Unconsious
13. What would usually be the "Skin" condition for an adult with extremely poor perfusion?

Cool, pale, clamy
Warm & pink
14. What would usually be the "Skin" condition for an adult with borderline perfusion?

Warm & pink
Cool, pale, clamy
15. What would usually be the "Conscious State" for an adult with extremely poor perfusion?

Either alert and oriented in time & place or altered
Altered
Altered or unconscious
Alert and oriented in time & place
Unconsious
16. What would usually be the "BP" for an adult with adequate perfusion?

Unrecordable
80-100mmHg systolic
> 100mmHg systolic
60-80mmHg systolic
< 60mmHg systolic or unrecordable
17. What would usually be the "Pulse" rate for an adult with borderline perfusion?

<50 or >110/min
Absence of palpable pulse
50-100/min
<50 or >100/min
60-100/min
18. What would usually be the "BP" for an adult with borderline perfusion?

> 100mmHg systolic
60-80mmHg systolic
80-100mmHg systolic
< 60mmHg systolic or unrecordable
Unrecordable
19. What would usually be the "Pulse" rate for an adult with extremely poor perfusion?

50-100/min
Absence of palpable pulse
<50 or >100/min
<50 or >110/min
60-100/min
20. What would usually be the "Conscious State" for an adult with adequate perfusion?

Altered or unconscious
Either alert and oriented in time & place or altered
Alert and oriented in time & place
Altered
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