NUR 445 FINAL EXAM KAHOOT QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | NUR 445 FINAL EXAM KAHOOT STUDY
GUIDE & PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027
Being mindful of one's own beliefs & attitudes without letting bias influence care is:
A) Cultural competence
B) Family centered care
C) Health literacy
D) Problematic - A) Cultural competence
The intensive care unit is:
A) Demanding & a constantly changing environment
B) Stress free & relaxing
C) Really fun to be in as an observer
D) Low acuity setting - A) Demanding & a constantly changing environment
For interpreting a rhythm, the normal PRI is:
A) <0.20 seconds
B) 0.12 seconds
C) 0.40 seconds
D) Absent - A) <0.20 seconds
A six step strip contains how many big boxes?
A) 15
B) 20
C) 30
D) 60 - C) 30
A fib is primarily problematic because it causes:
A) Venous stasis of blood in the atria
B) Problems with the kidneys
C) Doctors to be concerned
D) People to go to the doctor more than they like - A) Venous stasis of blood in the atria
For a rhythm to be considered sinus tachycardia, what will the ventricular rate be?
A) 40-60 bpm
B) 60-100 bpm
C) 100-149 bpm
D) 150-250 bpm - C) 100-149
What does refractory mean?
A) Resistance to therapy/treatment
B) Repeat therapy/treatment
C) Supportive therapy/treatment
, D) No idea - A) Resistance to therapy/treatment
Side effects of potassium channel blockers (amiodarone) include:
A) Hypotension
B) Hypertension
C) Increase HR
D) Laryngospasm - A) Hypotension
Afterload is:
A) Volume
B) Squeeze
C) Resistance
D) Output - C) Resistance
What does CVP represent?
A) Volume
B) Contractility
C) Resistance
D) Output - A) Volume
What is a normal CVP range?
A) 2-8 mmHg
B) 15-35 mmHg
C) 65 mmHg
D) 70 mmHg - A) 2-8 mmHg
Hypertensive emergency is defined as:
A) Blood pressure >180/110-120 mmHg
B) Blood pressure <180/110-120 mmHg
C) Blood pressure <150/110-120 mmHg
D) Blood pressure >150/110-120 mmHg - A) Blood pressure >180/110-120 mmHg
Clinical manifestations of thoracic aneurysms include:
A) Absent peripheral pulses
B) Abdominal pulsation
C) Asymptomatic
D) Peripheral pulses are different in each arm - D) Peripheral pulses are different in each arm
What is the gold standard diagnostic test for placement of central lines?
A) CT Scan
B) Chest X-ray
C) Ultrasound
D) None - B) Chest X-ray
What does Beck's triad include?
A) Muffled heart sounds
B) Hypotension
C) Elevated RAP/CVP
ANSWERS | NUR 445 FINAL EXAM KAHOOT STUDY
GUIDE & PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027
Being mindful of one's own beliefs & attitudes without letting bias influence care is:
A) Cultural competence
B) Family centered care
C) Health literacy
D) Problematic - A) Cultural competence
The intensive care unit is:
A) Demanding & a constantly changing environment
B) Stress free & relaxing
C) Really fun to be in as an observer
D) Low acuity setting - A) Demanding & a constantly changing environment
For interpreting a rhythm, the normal PRI is:
A) <0.20 seconds
B) 0.12 seconds
C) 0.40 seconds
D) Absent - A) <0.20 seconds
A six step strip contains how many big boxes?
A) 15
B) 20
C) 30
D) 60 - C) 30
A fib is primarily problematic because it causes:
A) Venous stasis of blood in the atria
B) Problems with the kidneys
C) Doctors to be concerned
D) People to go to the doctor more than they like - A) Venous stasis of blood in the atria
For a rhythm to be considered sinus tachycardia, what will the ventricular rate be?
A) 40-60 bpm
B) 60-100 bpm
C) 100-149 bpm
D) 150-250 bpm - C) 100-149
What does refractory mean?
A) Resistance to therapy/treatment
B) Repeat therapy/treatment
C) Supportive therapy/treatment
, D) No idea - A) Resistance to therapy/treatment
Side effects of potassium channel blockers (amiodarone) include:
A) Hypotension
B) Hypertension
C) Increase HR
D) Laryngospasm - A) Hypotension
Afterload is:
A) Volume
B) Squeeze
C) Resistance
D) Output - C) Resistance
What does CVP represent?
A) Volume
B) Contractility
C) Resistance
D) Output - A) Volume
What is a normal CVP range?
A) 2-8 mmHg
B) 15-35 mmHg
C) 65 mmHg
D) 70 mmHg - A) 2-8 mmHg
Hypertensive emergency is defined as:
A) Blood pressure >180/110-120 mmHg
B) Blood pressure <180/110-120 mmHg
C) Blood pressure <150/110-120 mmHg
D) Blood pressure >150/110-120 mmHg - A) Blood pressure >180/110-120 mmHg
Clinical manifestations of thoracic aneurysms include:
A) Absent peripheral pulses
B) Abdominal pulsation
C) Asymptomatic
D) Peripheral pulses are different in each arm - D) Peripheral pulses are different in each arm
What is the gold standard diagnostic test for placement of central lines?
A) CT Scan
B) Chest X-ray
C) Ultrasound
D) None - B) Chest X-ray
What does Beck's triad include?
A) Muffled heart sounds
B) Hypotension
C) Elevated RAP/CVP
