NSG 430 Final Exam – Questions With Verified
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Kussmaul respirations.
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1 First sign of left-sided heart failure? 2 DKA breathing pattern?
Cardiac tamponade signs (Beck's
3 4 Classic MI symptom?
triad)?
, Don't know?
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First sign of left-sided heart failure? Crackles in lungs.
First sign of right-sided heart failure? Peripheral edema.
Medication that decreases preload in Furosemide (Lasix).
HF?
First nursing action for a patient with Sit the patient upright and administer oxygen.
pulmonary edema?
Classic MI symptom? Chest pain radiating to left arm or jaw.
First medication for suspected MI? Aspirin (if not contraindicated).
What does troponin indicate? Heart muscle damage.
Which MI requires immediate STEMI.
reperfusion?
Chest pain relieved by nitroglycerin Angina.
suggests?
Priority for patient developing chest Assess for restenosis or re-occlusion.
pain after PCI?
Endocarditis assessment finding? Fever with a new heart murmur.
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Kussmaul respirations.
Choose an answer
1 First sign of left-sided heart failure? 2 DKA breathing pattern?
Cardiac tamponade signs (Beck's
3 4 Classic MI symptom?
triad)?
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (165)
First sign of left-sided heart failure? Crackles in lungs.
First sign of right-sided heart failure? Peripheral edema.
Medication that decreases preload in Furosemide (Lasix).
HF?
First nursing action for a patient with Sit the patient upright and administer oxygen.
pulmonary edema?
Classic MI symptom? Chest pain radiating to left arm or jaw.
First medication for suspected MI? Aspirin (if not contraindicated).
What does troponin indicate? Heart muscle damage.
Which MI requires immediate STEMI.
reperfusion?
Chest pain relieved by nitroglycerin Angina.
suggests?
Priority for patient developing chest Assess for restenosis or re-occlusion.
pain after PCI?
Endocarditis assessment finding? Fever with a new heart murmur.
