This German language material for nursing (Deutsch für die Pflege) provides essential vocabulary and example sentences for accurately measuring and documenting vital signs. It details how to measure and verbally communicate blood pressure, including defining systolic and diastolic values, and explaining conditions like hypertension (Hypertonie) for high readings (e.g., 160/90) and hypotension (Hypotonie) for low readings (e.g., 80/50). The guide also covers pulse measurement, offering phrases to address patients and defining tachycardia (Tachykardie) for a fast pulse (e.g., 120) and bradycardia (Bradykardie) for a slow pulse (e.g., 45). Body temperature measurement is explained, showing how to state values like "36,6," with an example given for "Frau Müller." Finally, it addresses blood sugar measurement, illustrating how to check values before or after eating, and introduces terms such as hypoglycemia (Hypoglykämie) for low blood sugar (e.g., 65) and hyperglycemia (Hyperglykämie) for high blood sugar (e.g., 240).