Vital Signs Nursing: Respiratory Rate, Pulse, Blood Pressure, Temperature, Pain, Oxygen

Overview of necessary supplies, hygiene, PPE requirements, and the importance of introducing oneself and verifying patient identification.

Explanation of pain as the 'fifth vital sign' and demonstration of using the 0-10 numerical scale to assess intensity, location, and description.

Procedures for using a pulse oximeter for oxygen levels and measuring body temperature via temporal artery, including adjustments for variations in route.

Techniques for palpating the radial pulse for rate and rhythm, followed by observing respiratory rate, depth, and rhythm without alerting the patient.

Detailed guide on using a sphygmomanometer, finding the brachial artery, estimating systolic pressure, avoiding the auscultatory gap, and classifying blood pressure readings.