UF CCP FINAL EXAM 2026/2027 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
Increased DTR's is a sign of, also known as deep tendon reflex
Hypomagnesmia
Hypermagnesmia
Hypernatremia
Hyponatremia
Hypomagnesmia
Decrease in DTRs also known as deep tendon reflex
Hypermagnesmia
Signs and symptoms of DTRs also known as deep tendon reflex
Altered movement patterns (e.g., involuntary, unsteady, or slow movements,
tremors or twitching of facial muscles). Change in muscle tone (e.g., spasticity or
rigidity). Change in balance or coordination (e.g., clumsiness) or unsteady or
altered gait; especially changes resulting in falls or injury.
Time of Useful Consciousness at 42,000 feet is
5s
,15s
30s
60s
5 seconds
Most helicopters fly via
IFR
NVG Aided
VFR
ATC Control
VFR visual flight rules , you can fly where you can see
You are starting a Heparin drip at 900 U/hr. The concentration is 25,000 U in 500
mL. What is the ra
9 mL/hr
12 U/hr
18 U/hr
27 U/hr
18 U/hr. If it's in
If the concentration is
25,000 U in 500 mL the. You would take the 900 drop the two zeros and double
the 9 to equal 18u/hr
,Which of the following is NOT a benefit of IABP therapy?
Decreased pulsatile flow
Decreased after load
Increased coronary perfusion
Decreased oxygen demand
Decreased pulsatile flow
Identify the IABP waveform
Wave form going up after the dicroctic notch
Early inflation
Early deflation
Late inflation
Late deflation
Late inflation
Image: Identify the IABP waveform
Wave form going up after the dicroctic notch
Early inflation
, Early deflation
Late inflation
Late deflation
PA catheter
Allows measurement of pulmonary artery pressure, CO, CVP, and PAWP
(PCWP), SVO2
Normal PAS = 25
Normal PAD = 10
Insertion sites:
-Subclavian vein
-Internal jugular vein
-Femoral vein
complications:
-Dysrhythmias
-Pneumothorax
-Infection
-Pulmonary artery rupture or infarction
-Air embolism hi
Red line on the PA catheter
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
Increased DTR's is a sign of, also known as deep tendon reflex
Hypomagnesmia
Hypermagnesmia
Hypernatremia
Hyponatremia
Hypomagnesmia
Decrease in DTRs also known as deep tendon reflex
Hypermagnesmia
Signs and symptoms of DTRs also known as deep tendon reflex
Altered movement patterns (e.g., involuntary, unsteady, or slow movements,
tremors or twitching of facial muscles). Change in muscle tone (e.g., spasticity or
rigidity). Change in balance or coordination (e.g., clumsiness) or unsteady or
altered gait; especially changes resulting in falls or injury.
Time of Useful Consciousness at 42,000 feet is
5s
,15s
30s
60s
5 seconds
Most helicopters fly via
IFR
NVG Aided
VFR
ATC Control
VFR visual flight rules , you can fly where you can see
You are starting a Heparin drip at 900 U/hr. The concentration is 25,000 U in 500
mL. What is the ra
9 mL/hr
12 U/hr
18 U/hr
27 U/hr
18 U/hr. If it's in
If the concentration is
25,000 U in 500 mL the. You would take the 900 drop the two zeros and double
the 9 to equal 18u/hr
,Which of the following is NOT a benefit of IABP therapy?
Decreased pulsatile flow
Decreased after load
Increased coronary perfusion
Decreased oxygen demand
Decreased pulsatile flow
Identify the IABP waveform
Wave form going up after the dicroctic notch
Early inflation
Early deflation
Late inflation
Late deflation
Late inflation
Image: Identify the IABP waveform
Wave form going up after the dicroctic notch
Early inflation
, Early deflation
Late inflation
Late deflation
PA catheter
Allows measurement of pulmonary artery pressure, CO, CVP, and PAWP
(PCWP), SVO2
Normal PAS = 25
Normal PAD = 10
Insertion sites:
-Subclavian vein
-Internal jugular vein
-Femoral vein
complications:
-Dysrhythmias
-Pneumothorax
-Infection
-Pulmonary artery rupture or infarction
-Air embolism hi
Red line on the PA catheter