Tachycardia can result from:
a. vagal stimulation
b. vomiting, anger, or suctioning
c. fear, pain, or anger
d. stress, pain, or vomiting
Answer C.
Increases in heart rate (tachycardia) can stem from fear, anger, or pain. Decreases in heart rate (bradycardia) can stem from vomiting, suctioning (causing vagal nerve stimulation), or certain medications.
a. vagal stimulation
b. vomiting, anger, or suctioning
c. fear, pain, or anger
d. stress, pain, or vomiting
Answer C.
Increases in heart rate (tachycardia) can stem from fear, anger, or pain. Decreases in heart rate (bradycardia) can stem from vomiting, suctioning (causing vagal nerve stimulation), or certain medications.
