NSG 430 Exam 2: Cardiac – Questions With Fully
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systolic thrill heard over left sternal border
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pulmonary valve disorders hallmark
1 what is acute decompensated HF? 2
sign
3 unstable angina 4 l sided HF
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what is acute decompensated HF? exacerbation of HF, sudden onset. includes both l and
r heart failure
s/s of acute decompensated HF fatigue, ascites, lower extremity swelling, SOB
what is the tx of acute decompensated MONA + sit upright with feet dangling
HF?
what places a pt at risk for acute recent MI
decompensated HF?
l sided HF fatigue, decreased urinary output, SOB, coughing up
blood, weight gain
r sided HF fatigue, irregular heart rhythm, swelling in lower
extremities
r sided HF jugular vein distention, ascites, increased urinary
output
what is the intervention when a pt give nitroglycerin 3x 5 minutes apart
complains of chest pain?
pt complains of chest pain and MI
receives nitroglycerin and pain is
relieved.. what can be ruled out?
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Practice questions for this set
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systolic thrill heard over left sternal border
Choose an answer
pulmonary valve disorders hallmark
1 what is acute decompensated HF? 2
sign
3 unstable angina 4 l sided HF
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (112)
what is acute decompensated HF? exacerbation of HF, sudden onset. includes both l and
r heart failure
s/s of acute decompensated HF fatigue, ascites, lower extremity swelling, SOB
what is the tx of acute decompensated MONA + sit upright with feet dangling
HF?
what places a pt at risk for acute recent MI
decompensated HF?
l sided HF fatigue, decreased urinary output, SOB, coughing up
blood, weight gain
r sided HF fatigue, irregular heart rhythm, swelling in lower
extremities
r sided HF jugular vein distention, ascites, increased urinary
output
what is the intervention when a pt give nitroglycerin 3x 5 minutes apart
complains of chest pain?
pt complains of chest pain and MI
receives nitroglycerin and pain is
relieved.. what can be ruled out?
