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Question 1
The actions of nitroglycerin in the management of angina include:
CORRECT ANSWER
coronary artery dilation and peripheral venous dilation.
Question 2
During an acute lateral myocardial infarction, changes will be seen in which ECG leads?
CORRECT ANSWER
I, aVL, V5, V6
Question 3
A newly admitted patient is believed to be in sinus bradycardia and is being assessed by the
nurse. An assessment finding for which condition would help to confirm bradycardia?
CORRECT ANSWER
Dizziness
Question 4
In patients who have angina, calcium channel blockers:
CORRECT ANSWER
reduce myocardial oxygen consumption.
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, Question 5
The most common cause(s) of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is/are:
CORRECT ANSWER
thrombus formation and coronary artery occlusion
Question 6
A patient reports unrelenting, crushing chest pain; nausea; and dyspnea. The nurse suspects
an acute myocardial infarction. What change should the nurse expect to see on the patient's
ECG?
CORRECT ANSWER
ST-segment elevation
Question 7
A patient has been admitted to the telemetry unit with infective endocarditis. During the
nursing assessment, the nurse notes the confirmatory findings of petechiae, splinter
hemorrhages, and:
CORRECT ANSWER
Osler's nodes.
Question 8
A registered nurse (RN) is working on a team with a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and a
certified nursing assistant (CNA). Which of the following patients should be delegated to the
LPN?
CORRECT ANSWER
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A+
Question 1
The actions of nitroglycerin in the management of angina include:
CORRECT ANSWER
coronary artery dilation and peripheral venous dilation.
Question 2
During an acute lateral myocardial infarction, changes will be seen in which ECG leads?
CORRECT ANSWER
I, aVL, V5, V6
Question 3
A newly admitted patient is believed to be in sinus bradycardia and is being assessed by the
nurse. An assessment finding for which condition would help to confirm bradycardia?
CORRECT ANSWER
Dizziness
Question 4
In patients who have angina, calcium channel blockers:
CORRECT ANSWER
reduce myocardial oxygen consumption.
1
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, Question 5
The most common cause(s) of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is/are:
CORRECT ANSWER
thrombus formation and coronary artery occlusion
Question 6
A patient reports unrelenting, crushing chest pain; nausea; and dyspnea. The nurse suspects
an acute myocardial infarction. What change should the nurse expect to see on the patient's
ECG?
CORRECT ANSWER
ST-segment elevation
Question 7
A patient has been admitted to the telemetry unit with infective endocarditis. During the
nursing assessment, the nurse notes the confirmatory findings of petechiae, splinter
hemorrhages, and:
CORRECT ANSWER
Osler's nodes.
Question 8
A registered nurse (RN) is working on a team with a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and a
certified nursing assistant (CNA). Which of the following patients should be delegated to the
LPN?
CORRECT ANSWER
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