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a. isgmonitoredgonlygbygthegphysician.g

b. involvesgthegentiregbody.g

c. isgdecreasedgwithghypertension.g

d. isgtoxicgtogthegcardiacgsystem.g
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Centralgperfusiongdoesginvolvegthegentiregbodygasgallgorgansgaregsuppliedgwithgoxygengandgvitalg
nutrients.gThegphysiciangdoesgnotgcontrolgthegbodysgabilitygforgperfusion.gCentralgperfusiongisgn
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2. Agpatientgwasgdiagnosedgwithghypertension.gThegpatientgasksgthegnurseghowgthisgdisease
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a. happensgtogeveryonegsoonergorglater.gDontgbegconcernedgaboutgit.g

b. canghappengfromgeatinggagpoorgdiet,gsogchangegwhatgyougaregeating.g

c. canghappengfromgarterialgchangesgthatgimpedegthegbloodgflow.g

d. happensgwhengpeoplegdognotgexercise,gsogyougshouldgwalkgeverygday.g
ANS:gCg
Hardeninggofgthegarteriesgfromgatherosclerosisgcangcauseghypertensiongingthegpatient.g
Hypertensiongdoesgnotghappengtogeveryone.gChanginggthegpatientsgdietgandgexercisinggmaygbegag
positiveglifegchange,gbutgtheseganswersgdognotgexplaingtogthegpatientghowgthegdiseasegcouldghave
ghappened.g

3. Thegpatientgasksgthegnursegtogexplaingthegsinoatrialgnodegingthegheart.gThegnursesgbestgre
sponsegwouldgbe,gThegsinoatrialgnodeg

a. providesgthegheartgwithgthegstimulationgtogbeatgingagnormalgrhythm.g

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d. protectsgthegheartgfromginfection.g
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Thegsinoatrialgnodegisgthegnaturalgpacemakergofgthegheart,gandgitgassistsgthegheartgtogbeatgingag
normalgrhythm.gThegsinoatrialgnodegdoesgnotgprotectgfromgatheroscleroticgchangesgorginfection,g
andgitgdoesgnotgdirectlygprovidegthegheartgwithgoxygenatedgblood.g
4. Thegpatientgisgbroughtgtogthegemergencygdepartmentgaftergagmotorgvehiclegaccident.gTheg
patientgisgdiagnosedgwithginternalgbleeding.gThegnursesgprimarygconcerngisgtogmonitorgforg

a. mentalgalertness.g

b. perfusion.g

c. pain.g

d. reactiongtogmedications.g
ANS:gBg
Perfusiongisgthegcorrectganswer,gbecausegwithginternalgbleeding,gthegnursegshouldgmonitorgvit
algsignsgtogbegsuregperfusiongisghappening.gMentalgalertness,gpain,gandgmedicationgreactionsg
aregimportantgbutgnotgthegprimarygconcern.g
5. Agpatientsgserumgelectrolytesgaregbeinggmonitored.gThegnursegnoticesgthatgthegpotassium
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a. tissuegischemia.g

b. braingmalformations.g

c. intestinalgblockage.g

d. cardiacgdysthymia.g
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Cardiacgdysthymiagisgagpossibilitygwhengserumgpotassiumgisghighgorglow.gTissuegischemia,gbrain
gmalformations,gorgintestinalgblockagegdognotghavegagdirectgcorrelationgtogpotassiumgirregularitie

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c. isgmonitoredgbygvitalgsignsgandgcapillarygrefill.g

d. variesgasgagpersongages,gsogIgwouldgexpectgchangesgingthegbody.g
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Thegbestgmethodgtogmonitorgperfusiongisgtogmonitorgvitalgsignsgandgcapillarygrefill.gThisgallowsgt
hegnursegtogknowgifgperfusiongisgadequategtogmaintaingvitalgorgans.gThegnursegdoesghavegtogbegc
oncernedgaboutgperfusion.gPerfusiongisgnotgonlygmonitoredgbygthegphysiciangbutgthegnursegtoo.g
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7.gThegnursegisgconductinggagpatientgassessment.gThegpatientgtellsgthegnursegthatgheghasgsmokedgt
wogpacksgofgcigarettesgpergdaygforg27gyears.gThegnursegmaygfindgwhichgdatagupongassessment?g
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c. Nightgblindnessg

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Smokersghavegagconstrictiongofgthegbloodgvesselsgduegtogthegtargandgnicotinegingcigarettes.gThisg
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c. withgaghemoglobingofg8.5gg/dLg

d. withgagheartgrategofg100gbeats/mingandgbloodgpressuregofg100/60g
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Theghemoglobingisglowg(anemia),gthereforegthegabilitygofgthegbloodgtogcarrygoxygengisgdecreased
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yinggcapacitygofgthegblood.g
2. Thegnursegisgreviewinggthegpatientsgarterialgbloodggasgresults.gThegPaO2gisg96gmmgHg,gp
Hgisg7.20,gPaCO2gisg55gmmgHg,gandgHCO3gisg25gmEq/L.gWhatgwouldgthegnursegexpectgtogobse
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