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Which two valves are open during ventricular systole? - Answer aortic and pulmonic Which two valves are closed during ventricular systole? - Answer mitral and tricuspid Amount of time systole takes in the cardiac cycle - Answer 1/3 of cardiac cycle Amount of time diastole takes in the cardiac cycle - Answer 2/3 of cardiac cycle How does activation of the RASS system affect both preload and after load? - Answer after load: vasoconstriction preload: sodium and water retention Always use an armboard for patients with an ___________ - Answer arterial line An arterial line should be leveled to - Answer the phlebostatic axis (4th intercostal space/halfway point between anterior and posterior) Causes of sinus tachycardia - Answer 1. Stress 2. Dehydration 3. Pain 4. Fever 5. Hypoxia Starlings Law - Answer There needs to be adequate volume for there to be adequate stretch and contractility. This is why with hypovolemia, contractility will eventually go down Determinants of preload - Answer 1. Intravascular volume 2. Venous tone/pressure 3. Intra-pericardial pressure 4. Body position 5. Atrial Contraction 6. Pumping Action

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NRSG430 Complex Care Final Exam
Questions With Verified Solutions.
Which two valves are open during ventricular systole? - Answer aortic and pulmonic



Which two valves are closed during ventricular systole? - Answer mitral and tricuspid



Amount of time systole takes in the cardiac cycle - Answer 1/3 of cardiac cycle



Amount of time diastole takes in the cardiac cycle - Answer 2/3 of cardiac cycle



How does activation of the RASS system affect both preload and after load? - Answer after
load: vasoconstriction

preload: sodium and water retention



Always use an armboard for patients with an ___________ - Answer arterial line



An arterial line should be leveled to - Answer the phlebostatic axis (4th intercostal
space/halfway point between anterior and posterior)



Causes of sinus tachycardia - Answer 1. Stress

2. Dehydration

3. Pain

4. Fever

5. Hypoxia



Starlings Law - Answer There needs to be adequate volume for there to be adequate stretch
and contractility. This is why with hypovolemia, contractility will eventually go down



Determinants of preload - Answer 1. Intravascular volume

2. Venous tone/pressure

3. Intra-pericardial pressure

, Normal CVP - Answer 5



Normal wedge pressure - Answer 10



Measures of contractility - Answer CO/CI, SV/SVI, EF



Normal ejection fraction - Answer 60-65%



Determinants of contractility - Answer 1. Preload/Afterload

2. Ventricular musculature

3. Neural control

4. Physiological depressants

5. Drug therapy

6. Intrinsic depression

7. Electrolytes



Normal SVR - Answer 800-1200



Leads that look left main - Answer V1-V6, Lead 1, AVL



Leads that look at the left anterior descending - Answer V2-V4



Circumflex/CX - Answer Lead 1 & Avl, V5 & V6



The rate of cell death in an acute myocardial infarction is dependent on - Answer collateral
circulation

myocardial oxygen supply

restoration of blood flow



Contraindications for fibrinolytics - Answer Any prior ICH, known cerebral vascular lesion,

known malignant intracranial neoplasm, ischemic stroke within 3 months, suspected aortic

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