Cardiac AHA - NURS 8020 - University of Cincinnati Questions and answers latest update

Cardiac AHA - NURS 8020 - University of Cincinnati
Questions and answers latest update
The audible S1 sound during the cardiac assessment indicates:
Closing of Mitral / Tricuspid Valve (end of diastole / beginning of systole)


The audible S2 sound during the cardia assessment indicates:
Closing the Aortic / Pulmonic Valve (End of systole / beginning of diastole)


Systole Represents:
Ventricular Contraction


Diastole Represents
Ventricular Relaxation


The P Wave represents:
Atrial Depolarization


The P - R Interval represents:
Filling of the Ventricles


The QRS Complex represents
Traveling of impulses through the Bundle of Hiss to R/L Perking Fibers ; Ventricular Depolarization


What would an ABNORMAL QRS Complex represent?
Left Ventricular Hypertrophy


The symptom of syncope is associated with what diagnosis?
Possible Dysrhythmia


What is considered the most prevalent cardiac symptom?
Fatigue


A form of chest pain that has a predictable pattern is known as:
Stable Angina


A form of chest pain that occurs at rest and has a random pattern without provoking symptoms:
Unstable Angina


Classification of a patient with angina at rest would be categorized as a Class ______ .
Class IV


A patient with moderate limitation, comfortable at rest but less than ordinary activity causes fatigue /
SOB / palpation would be considered a NYHA Classification ______ .