ANEURYSM NCLEX EXAMS ALL ANSWERS 100%
CORRECT DETAILED BEST GRADED A+ FOR PASS
When teaching a patient about risk factors for AAA, which of the
following, if stated by the patient indicates correct understanding?
A) Taking ACE inhibitors or ARBS
B) Being female
C) Genetic disorder
D) Straining while pooping
C. Aortic Aneurysm can be caused by being male, smoking, family
history or congenital weakness, and hypertension
Which of the following are signs of a rupturing AAA? Select all that
apply:
A) Increased BP
B) Decreased Hct
C) Low Back Pain
D) Decreased BP
E) Intermittent abdominal pain
B,C, and D. The patient is losing blood pressure and dropping
hematocrit due to bleeding. Pain is a key sign of a rupturing (or close to
rupturing) Aortic Abdominal Aneurysm. Usually, when rupturing, the
pain becomes constant rather than intermittent.
What would be the treatment option of choice for an AAA that is 6 cm?
A) Blood pressure medication
B) Thrombolytic Agent
C) Crestor
D) Surgery
CORRECT DETAILED BEST GRADED A+ FOR PASS
When teaching a patient about risk factors for AAA, which of the
following, if stated by the patient indicates correct understanding?
A) Taking ACE inhibitors or ARBS
B) Being female
C) Genetic disorder
D) Straining while pooping
C. Aortic Aneurysm can be caused by being male, smoking, family
history or congenital weakness, and hypertension
Which of the following are signs of a rupturing AAA? Select all that
apply:
A) Increased BP
B) Decreased Hct
C) Low Back Pain
D) Decreased BP
E) Intermittent abdominal pain
B,C, and D. The patient is losing blood pressure and dropping
hematocrit due to bleeding. Pain is a key sign of a rupturing (or close to
rupturing) Aortic Abdominal Aneurysm. Usually, when rupturing, the
pain becomes constant rather than intermittent.
What would be the treatment option of choice for an AAA that is 6 cm?
A) Blood pressure medication
B) Thrombolytic Agent
C) Crestor
D) Surgery
