Question

question 19 2.5 pts
______________________________ pain caused by the stimulation of nerve endings

○ calor

○ rubor

○ tumor

○ dolor

question 20 2.5 pts
a temperature of 102 is a ______________ fever.

○ low

○ moderate

○ high

○ unknown

Explanation:

Question 19

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "calor" refers to heat (related to inflammation, not pain from nerve endings).
• "rubor" refers to redness (a sign of inflammation, not pain).
• "tumor" here (in the context of the four cardinal signs of inflammation, "tumor" means swelling, not the growth; still not pain).
• "dolor" is the Latin term for pain, which matches the description of pain from nerve ending stimulation.

Fever classifications:

• Low fever: typically around 100.4 - 102°F (but definitions can vary, but 102 is often considered moderate or high? Wait, standard classifications: Low (mild): ~100.4–102°F, Moderate: 102–104°F, High: 104–106°F. So 102 falls into moderate (some sources) or can be considered, but more accurately, 102 is a moderate fever (as low is up to ~102, moderate starts at 102). Wait, correction: Common classifications: Mild (low): 99.5–102.2°F, Moderate: 102.2–104°F, High: 104–106°F. So 102 is in the moderate range (or can be mild, but the options here: "low" is usually below 100, "moderate" is 100 - 102, "high" above 102? Wait, maybe the question uses a different scale. Wait, the options are low, moderate, high, unknown. A temperature of 102°F (if Fahrenheit) is a moderate fever (since low is ~99 - 100, moderate 100 - 103, high 103+). So the correct option is moderate.

Answer:

D. dolor

Question 20