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NUR 254 Test 1
Initial dose of amiodarone bolus IV - ANS300mg



The med is administrated rapid iv push resulting In a brief flatline, used for SVT, code cart must
be at bedside - ANSadenosine



what are the doses for adenosine? - ANS6mg, 12 mg, 12mg rapid IV push



medication used PRN for angina - ANSNitro- warn of HA, low BP



Each large box on the ecg paper represents how many seconds - ANS20 seconds



wo serum lab tests that would be elevated with MI - ANSCK (CREATININE KINASE) and Troponin



What complication of CABG presents with manifestations of decreased urinary output, crackles,
jvd, s3 gallop - ANSpump failure (heart failure)



Most carbohydrates in the diet should be complex such as whole grains. Name 2 foods that
would be considered complex carbs - ANSwhole grain breads/pasta, legumes, potatoes



What would a high CVP reading indicate (normal readings are 3-12mmhg)(dehydrated means 2-
3mmhg)(20-22mmhg hypervolemia) - ANShypervolemia



what would you see on an EKG with a pt with Hyperkalemia? - ANSpeaked T waves



A PATIENT WITH HIGH LDL SHOULD BE ADVISED TO REPLACE FOODS HIGH IN SATURATED FAT
WITH FOODS HIGHER IN UNSATURATED FAT. NAME THREE (3) FOODS THE PATIENT SHOULD

,AVOID THAT ARE HIGH IN SATURATED FAT. - ANSBUTTER, CHEESE, MILK, CREAM, ICE CREAM,
COCONUT OIL AND FATTY MEATS



ASIDE FROM PACER SPIKES WITH SUBSEQUENT P WAVES OR QRS COMPLEXES, HOW WOULD A
NURSE ASSESS THE INTENDED OUTCOMES OF A PACEMAKER? (THERE ARE SEVERAL, NAME AT
LEAST ONE CORRECTLY) - ANSHEART RATE >60, NORMOTENSIVE, SKIN COLOR APPROPRIATE



WHICH CLASS OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE MEDICATIONS HAS A COMMON SIDE EFFECTS OF COUGH,
HYPERKALEMIA (TOO HIGH) AND HYPOTENSION? - ANSANGIOTENSION CONVERTING ENZYME
(ACE) INHIBITORS



THIS ANTICHOLINERGIC MEDICATION IS ADMINISTERED 0.5 MG TO 1 MG IV PUSH FOR
SYMPTOMATIC BRADYCARDIA - ANSATROPINE



CHEST PAIN RELIEVED BY REST IS REFERRED TO AS - ANSSTABLE ANGINA



NAME THREE (3) MODIFIABLE RISK FACTORS FOR CAD - ANSHYPERLIPIDEMIA

CIGARETTE SMOKING/TOBACCO USE

HTN

DM

OBESITY

ATHEROGENIC DIET

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES (HRT)

PHYSICAL INACTIVITY

METABOLIC SYNDROME



ULTIMATELY THE RECOMMENDED GOAL FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR CORONARY ARTERY
DISEASE IS: - ANS30 minutes per day most days (5-6 days a week)

, MOST CARBOHYDRATES IN THE DIET SHOULD BE COMPLEX SUCH AS WHOLE GRAINS. NAME
TWO (2) FOODS THAT WOULD BE CONSIDERED COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATES. - ANSWHOLE
GRAIN BREADS/PASTA, LEGUMES, POTATOES, RICE, STARCHY VEGETABLES.



USED TO INCREASE CARDIAC OUTPUT WHILE AWAITING A HEART TRANSPLANT - ANSventricular
assistive device



THIS IS THE UMBRELLA TERM FOR UNSTABLE ANGINA, THAT IS WORSE THAN TYPICAL ANGINA,
LASTS GREATER THAN 15 MINUTES, INDICATES MYOCARDIAL INJURY, AND IS OFTEN A
PRECURSOR TO MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION? - ANSACS- acute coronary syndrome



CHEST PAIN WITH MI IS TYPICALLY DESCRIBED AS (NAME AT LEAST 3): - ANSUNRELIEVED BY
REST/NITROGLYCERIN, OCCURS AT REST, RADIATING, CRUSHING/SQUEEZING, ASSOCIATED
FACTORS (DYSPNEA, DIAPHORESIS)



WHICH COMPLICATION OF CABG HAS MANIFESTATIONS OF MUFFLED HEART TONES, CT
DRAINAGE ABRUPTLY SUBSIDING, HYPOTENSION AND TACHYCARDIA? - ANScardiac tamponade



WHAT IS THE NORMAL MEASUREMENT IN SECONDS FOR THE PR INTERVAL? - ANS0.12- 0.20
seconds



WHAT IS THE NORMAL MEASURMENT IN SECONDS FOR THE QRS COMPLEX? - ANS0.6-0.10
seconds



THESE TWO (2) ABNORMALITIES ARE SEEN WITH MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. - ANSST
ELEVATION AND PATHOLOGIC Q WAVES***



A PATIENT SECOND DEGREE TYPE 2 HEART BLOCK THAT HAS PROGRESSED TO THIRD DEGREE
(COMPLETE) HEART BLOCK. WHAT IS THE PRIORITY INTERVENTION? - ANSpacemaker
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