Healthstream Telemetry Version 3 Q & A Latest Revised 2023/2024

Healthstream Telemetry Version 3 Q & A Latest Revised 2023/2024. The RN: Telemetry Test covers topics related to the application of the nursing process to patients in a designated telemetry bed. Topics include cardiac anatomy, ACLS protocols, patient safety, treatments for dysrhythmias, cardiac emergencies, and additional knowledge, skills, and abilities needed for successful job performance by a telemetry nurse. Course Version: 3 Congratulations, you passed this test! Question 1 of 35CORRECT The nurse is giving discharge education to a patient who is obese and has been newly diagnosed with sleep apnea. The nurse determines that the patient understands the discharge teaching if he states: Question 2 of 35CORRECT Why are MAOIs considered a last resort antidepressant? Question 3 of 35INCORRECT Which type of antidepressant can block the reuptake of dopamine when prescribed at higher doses? Correct Answer Serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) Question 4 of 35CORRECT Your Answer a. Chest pain that is predictable in onset, intensity, and duration Your Answer Crush the tablet and mix it with food. Feedback The preferred way to give a medication when a patient is unable to swallow a tablet Your Answer b. Quadrigeminy Your Answer c. heart failure. Your Answer d. respiratory alkalosis. Which clinical manifestation does a patient with stable angina exhibit? Question 5 of 35INCORRECT Which is the preferred way to give a medication when a patient is unable to swallow a tablet? Correct Answer Give the medication in liquid form. Question 6 of 35CORRECT The telemetry nurse is examining a rhythm strip and notices a repeated four-beat pattern, usually occurring as three sequential normal complexes followed by a premature complex anda pause, with the same pattern repeating itself in a four-beat pattern. What is the name of thispattern? Question 7 of 35CORRECT The nurse notices that a cardiovascular patient needs to sit upright to breathe. This behavior is most indicative of: Question 8 of 35CORRECT The nurse is caring for a patient that is diagnosed with bacterial sepsis. The nurse knows that patients with bacteremia from any source often have an increased breathing rate which results in: Question 9 of 35CORRECT Your Answer b. diabetes-related heart disease.