NSG 430 Exam 2 – Questions With Detailed
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observations of bleeding, cardiac tamponade, ventricular failure, infection,
dysrhythmias, renal failure, hemolysis, VTE
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What does decrease cardiac output
1 Nursing management for VAD 2
lead to
, What is the most common cause of What are the comorbidities that
3 4
right sided HF contribute to the development of HF
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What does decrease cardiac output decreased tissue perfusion, impaired gas exchange,
lead to fluid imbalance, and decreased functional ability
What is left ventricular ejection fraction the percentage of blood pumped out of the left
ventricle with next systole
The most common reason for heart failure
hospitalization in adults over 65
Risk factors for HF HTN, CAD
What are the comorbidities that diabetes, metabolic syndrome, advanced age,
contribute to the development of HF tobacco use, and vascular disease
Etiology of HF any interference with mechanisms regulating cardiac
output (preload [fill], afterload [empty], HR,
contractility)
Precipitating causes of HF conditions that increase workload of the heart
(reduced cardiac output)
Left side HF is the inability to empty adequately during systole or fill adequate
during diastole
Where does the blood go during left backs up into the left atrium
sided HF
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observations of bleeding, cardiac tamponade, ventricular failure, infection,
dysrhythmias, renal failure, hemolysis, VTE
Choose an answer
What does decrease cardiac output
1 Nursing management for VAD 2
lead to
, What is the most common cause of What are the comorbidities that
3 4
right sided HF contribute to the development of HF
Don't know?
Terms in this set (55)
What does decrease cardiac output decreased tissue perfusion, impaired gas exchange,
lead to fluid imbalance, and decreased functional ability
What is left ventricular ejection fraction the percentage of blood pumped out of the left
ventricle with next systole
The most common reason for heart failure
hospitalization in adults over 65
Risk factors for HF HTN, CAD
What are the comorbidities that diabetes, metabolic syndrome, advanced age,
contribute to the development of HF tobacco use, and vascular disease
Etiology of HF any interference with mechanisms regulating cardiac
output (preload [fill], afterload [empty], HR,
contractility)
Precipitating causes of HF conditions that increase workload of the heart
(reduced cardiac output)
Left side HF is the inability to empty adequately during systole or fill adequate
during diastole
Where does the blood go during left backs up into the left atrium
sided HF
