vital signs

vi·tal signs (VS),

determination of temperature, pulse rate, rate of breathing, and level of blood pressure. Synonym(s): vitals (2)

vital signs

pl.n. Body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure as measured to assess health or dysfunction.

Vital Signs

A phrase referring to a UK Department of Health approach to planning and managing some of the UK’s most critical health issues, by creating a framework which allows increased autonomy to better meet national and local priorities.
Vital Signs
• National requirements—those things that a local NHS “must do”—e.g., meet targets such as waiting times for cancer treatment and number of MRSA infections per unit of population;
• National priorities delivered locally—those things a local NHS “needs to do”—e.g., implement initiatives to address childhood obesity rates and avoidable deaths from heart disease and stroke—to be agreed and approved by the local Strategic Health Authority;
• Local actions—those things a local NHS “chooses to do”—e.g., local targets for mental health services, diabetes, and so on; the DH does not involve itself in the performance of local activities.

vital signs

Vitals Clinical medicine Any objective parameter used to assess basic life functions–eg, bp, pulse, respiratory rate, and temperature

vi·tal signs

(vī'tăl sīnz) Objective measurements of temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood pressure as a means of assessing general health and cardiorespiratory function.

vital signs

Indications that a person is still alive. Vital signs include breathing, sounds of the heart beat, a pulse that can be felt, a reduction in the size of the pupils in response to bright light, movement in response to a painful stimulus and signs of electrical activity in the brain on the electroencephalogram.

Vital signs

Basic indicators of body function, usually meaning heartbeats per minute, breaths per minute, blood pressure, body temperature, and weight.Mentioned in: Life Support, Liver Biopsy

vi·tal signs

(VS) (vīt-ăl sīnz) Clinical determination of temperature, pulse rate, rate of breathing, and level of blood pressure.

单词	vital signs
释义	vital signs vital signs pl.n. Body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure as measured to assess health or dysfunction. vital signs pl n (Medicine) med indications that a person is still alive. Vital signs include a heartbeat, a pulse that can be felt, breathing, and body temperature vi′tal signs′ n.pl. essential body functions, comprising pulse rate, body temperature, and respiration. [1915–20] EncyclopediaSeesign vital signs vi·tal signs (VS), determination of temperature, pulse rate, rate of breathing, and level of blood pressure. Synonym(s): vitals (2) vital signs pl.n. Body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure as measured to assess health or dysfunction. Vital Signs A phrase referring to a UK Department of Health approach to planning and managing some of the UK’s most critical health issues, by creating a framework which allows increased autonomy to better meet national and local priorities. Vital Signs • National requirements—those things that a local NHS “must do”—e.g., meet targets such as waiting times for cancer treatment and number of MRSA infections per unit of population; • National priorities delivered locally—those things a local NHS “needs to do”—e.g., implement initiatives to address childhood obesity rates and avoidable deaths from heart disease and stroke—to be agreed and approved by the local Strategic Health Authority; • Local actions—those things a local NHS “chooses to do”—e.g., local targets for mental health services, diabetes, and so on; the DH does not involve itself in the performance of local activities. vital signs Vitals Clinical medicine Any objective parameter used to assess basic life functions–eg, bp, pulse, respiratory rate, and temperature vi·tal signs (vī'tăl sīnz) Objective measurements of temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood pressure as a means of assessing general health and cardiorespiratory function. vital signs Indications that a person is still alive. Vital signs include breathing, sounds of the heart beat, a pulse that can be felt, a reduction in the size of the pupils in response to bright light, movement in response to a painful stimulus and signs of electrical activity in the brain on the electroencephalogram. Vital signs Basic indicators of body function, usually meaning heartbeats per minute, breaths per minute, blood pressure, body temperature, and weight.Mentioned in: Life Support, Liver Biopsy vi·tal signs (VS) (vīt-ăl sīnz) Clinical determination of temperature, pulse rate, rate of breathing, and level of blood pressure. LegalSeeSign
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