CCRN PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% GRADED PASS 2024
UPDATED LATEST.
Which ventilator setting will augment spontaneous breaths by decreasing
resistance upon inspiration ? - Solution Pressure support
A nurse is caring for a patient with an acute inferior wall MI, post PCI. For
optimal care, what should the nurse do? - Solution Continuously monitor
the orient in lead II
A patient with aortic regurgitation will have which murmur heard during
auscultation - Solution A diastolic murmur
Regurgitation is the backflow of blood during the time the valve should be
_________ - Solution Closed
Stenosis occurs when the valve is narrowed and _________ - Solution
Open
What is the valvular function during systole ? - Solution Mitral/tricuspid
valves are closed while aortic/pulmonic valves are open
What is the valvular function during diastole ? - Solution Mitral/tricuspid
valves are open while aortic/pulmonic valves are closed
Cardiogenic shock secondary to LV failure will generally result in: -
Solution A narrow pulse pressure
A patient was admitted with an acute inferior wall STEMI. The nurse
monitors for RV infarction. What are signs of RV infarction? - Solution
Distended neck veins and clear lungs
An effect of hypothermia includes ? - Solution A shift of the oxyhemoglobin
dissociation curve to the left
, What can lead to cardiopulmonary arrest for a patient with status
asthmaticus ? - Solution Air trapping
ST elevation in leads II, III, and aVF. Nurse needs to monitor the patient for
what? - Solution Sinus Brady, acute systolic murmur in midclavicular
The Hemodynamic profile describes which state of shock?
Elevated HR
Hypotension
Low PAOP
Low SVR
low CVP
Adequate CO - Solution Septic shock
Cor pulmonale - Solution right sided heart failure
occurs during diastole - Solution Coronary artery perfusion
Vitamin K - Solution Warfarin antidote
antidote for heparin - Solution Profaning sulfate
Early signs of hypoglycemia - Solution Tachycardia, palpitations, irritability,
headache, clammy, shaky
One Hemodynamic benefit of IABP therapy is: - Solution Balloon deflation
decreases left ventricular after load
Complication of acute pancreatitis - Solution Hypocalcemia
What would be expected for a patient with intrarenal failure who requires
hemodialysis ? - Solution Low urine osmolality and high urine sodium
Blood pressure is maintained - Solution What is a clinical finding of
compensatory shock
Post thoracic surgery, with bubbling in the water seal drainage chamber of
the chest tube, the nurse should : - Solution Avoid a high airway pressure
ANSWERS 100% GRADED PASS 2024
UPDATED LATEST.
Which ventilator setting will augment spontaneous breaths by decreasing
resistance upon inspiration ? - Solution Pressure support
A nurse is caring for a patient with an acute inferior wall MI, post PCI. For
optimal care, what should the nurse do? - Solution Continuously monitor
the orient in lead II
A patient with aortic regurgitation will have which murmur heard during
auscultation - Solution A diastolic murmur
Regurgitation is the backflow of blood during the time the valve should be
_________ - Solution Closed
Stenosis occurs when the valve is narrowed and _________ - Solution
Open
What is the valvular function during systole ? - Solution Mitral/tricuspid
valves are closed while aortic/pulmonic valves are open
What is the valvular function during diastole ? - Solution Mitral/tricuspid
valves are open while aortic/pulmonic valves are closed
Cardiogenic shock secondary to LV failure will generally result in: -
Solution A narrow pulse pressure
A patient was admitted with an acute inferior wall STEMI. The nurse
monitors for RV infarction. What are signs of RV infarction? - Solution
Distended neck veins and clear lungs
An effect of hypothermia includes ? - Solution A shift of the oxyhemoglobin
dissociation curve to the left
, What can lead to cardiopulmonary arrest for a patient with status
asthmaticus ? - Solution Air trapping
ST elevation in leads II, III, and aVF. Nurse needs to monitor the patient for
what? - Solution Sinus Brady, acute systolic murmur in midclavicular
The Hemodynamic profile describes which state of shock?
Elevated HR
Hypotension
Low PAOP
Low SVR
low CVP
Adequate CO - Solution Septic shock
Cor pulmonale - Solution right sided heart failure
occurs during diastole - Solution Coronary artery perfusion
Vitamin K - Solution Warfarin antidote
antidote for heparin - Solution Profaning sulfate
Early signs of hypoglycemia - Solution Tachycardia, palpitations, irritability,
headache, clammy, shaky
One Hemodynamic benefit of IABP therapy is: - Solution Balloon deflation
decreases left ventricular after load
Complication of acute pancreatitis - Solution Hypocalcemia
What would be expected for a patient with intrarenal failure who requires
hemodialysis ? - Solution Low urine osmolality and high urine sodium
Blood pressure is maintained - Solution What is a clinical finding of
compensatory shock
Post thoracic surgery, with bubbling in the water seal drainage chamber of
the chest tube, the nurse should : - Solution Avoid a high airway pressure
