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What part of the heart does the PAOP affect?
ANSWERS: Left ventricle
What part of the heart does the CVP affect?
ANSWERS: Right ventricle
What does it mean when the PAOP is elevated?
ANSWERS: Increased left ventricular end diastolic
pressure that could be indicative of left ventricular
dysfunction or failure
What does it mean if CVP is elevated?
ANSWERS: Fluid overload or decreased compliance
(such as with ARDS and COPD)
,Difference between stable and unstable angina
ANSWERS: Stable angina: pain happens with certain
activities but then goes away with rest.
Unstable angina: chest pain can occur at rest,
becomes more sever or frequent, or lasts longer
ECG changes with an acute MI?
ANSWERS: ST elevation or depression
ECG changes with hyperkalemia
ANSWERS: Peaked T waves
What conditions may cause elevated cardiac enzymes?
ANSWERS: Trauma, acute MI, CABG, and pericarditis
, What is the goal of treatment with cariogenic shock?
ANSWERS: to increase cardiac output
What are the effects of nitroprusside (Nipride) and
dobutamine (Dobutrex) on preload, afterload, and
contractility?
ANSWERS: They both increase cardiac output, heart
rate, and contractility
Special precautions of Nipride
ANSWERS: It can cause severe hypotension and
cyanide toxicity
Where to listen to assess with a murmur associated with
aortic stenosis
ANSWERS: right upper sternal border
What is the most important thing to watch for when
administering tPa?
ANSWERS: mental status changes