TCAR POST TEST EXAM 3 Questions and
Answers ALREADY GRADED A+ Latest
Versions 2025
4. In a patient with blunt chest trauma, what simple assessment can be used to screen for thoracic
aortic injury?
Side-to-side pulse oximeter saturation comparisons
Bilateral upper extremity BP measurements
Pulsus paradoxus calculation
BP cuff inflation to elicit carpal spasm - ANSWER-Bilateral upper extremity BP measurements
5. A hemorrhaging patient is receiving 1:1:1 transfusion. This man will also need cryoprecipitate to
boost his level.
tranexamic acid
fibrinogen
platelet
factor VIII - ANSWER-fibrinogen
6. When a patient is receiving multiple blood transfusions, a priority nursing intervention is to prevent
hemoconcentration.
alkalosis.
hypercalcemia.
hypothermia. - ANSWER-hypothermia.
7. Following emergent transfusion, which electrolyte disturbances can be anticipated in the patient
who received 12 units of blood products?
Hyponatremia and hyperkalemia
, Hypernatremia and hypomagnesemia
Hypochloremia and hypercalcemia
Answers ALREADY GRADED A+ Latest
Versions 2025
4. In a patient with blunt chest trauma, what simple assessment can be used to screen for thoracic
aortic injury?
Side-to-side pulse oximeter saturation comparisons
Bilateral upper extremity BP measurements
Pulsus paradoxus calculation
BP cuff inflation to elicit carpal spasm - ANSWER-Bilateral upper extremity BP measurements
5. A hemorrhaging patient is receiving 1:1:1 transfusion. This man will also need cryoprecipitate to
boost his level.
tranexamic acid
fibrinogen
platelet
factor VIII - ANSWER-fibrinogen
6. When a patient is receiving multiple blood transfusions, a priority nursing intervention is to prevent
hemoconcentration.
alkalosis.
hypercalcemia.
hypothermia. - ANSWER-hypothermia.
7. Following emergent transfusion, which electrolyte disturbances can be anticipated in the patient
who received 12 units of blood products?
Hyponatremia and hyperkalemia
, Hypernatremia and hypomagnesemia
Hypochloremia and hypercalcemia