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©THEBRIGHT 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 10:15AM A+ 1 EMT FISDAP Cardiology Exam, Cardiology Fisdap Questions And Answers |Latest 2025 | Guaranteed Pass. Interventions with the Most Positive Impact on Cardiac Arrest Patient's Outcome - AnswerEarly CPR and defibrillation Response to 'No Shock' Message from AED in Cardiac Arrest - AnswerResume chest compressions Maximum Time to Check for Spontaneous Breathing in Unresponsive Child - Answer10 seconds CPR Compression Depth and Rate for Adult - Answer2.0-2.4 in, 100-150 BPM Compression to Ventilation Ratio for Adult Two-Rescuer CPR - Answer30:2 Artery to Palpate for Pulse in Infant - AnswerBrachial Reassessment Interval for Return of Respirations/Circulation in CPR - AnswerEvery 2 minutes Preferred Method to Remove Foreign Body in Unresponsive Child - AnswerChest compressions Cause of Cardiogenic Shock - AnswerInadequate function of the heart muscle Definition of Pericardial Effusion - AnswerCollection of fluid between the pericardial sac and the myocardium Cardiac Tamponade - AnswerOccurs when blood leaks into the space between the pericardium and the pericardial sac Signs and Symptoms of Cardiac Tamponade - AnswerBeck triad: jugular vein distention, muffled heart sounds, narrowing pulse pressure Signs of Cardiogenic Shock - Answer-Skin: cool, clammy, ashen ©THEBRIGHT 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 10:15AM A+ 2 -High BP -Rapid, shallow breathing -Weak, irregular pulse -Anxiety, nausea Differential Diagnosis of Patient - AnswerCardiogenic shock Heart Division - AnswerSeptum Chamber Receiving Unoxygenated Blood - AnswerAtrium Chamber Pumping Oxygenated Blood - AnswerVentricles Origin of Normal Electrical Impulses - AnswerSinoatrial (SA) node Cardiac Muscle Cell Characteristic - AnswerAutomaticity Sympathetic Nervous System Effects - Answer-Increase HR, RR -Constrict blood vessels in muscles Parasympathetic Nervous System Effects - AnswerDecreases HR and RR, Constricts blood vessels in muscles (opposes sympathetic NS) Coronary Arteries Oxygen Supply - AnswerDilation Heart Blood Supply - AnswerCoronary Vessels Iliac Arteries Destination - AnswerFemoral Arteries Veins Returning Blood to Right Atrium - AnswerVenae Cavae Systolic Pressure Definition - AnswerMaximum pressure during left ventricle contraction Peripheral Pulses Location - AnswerExtremities Central Pulses Location - AnswerNear the trunk of the body Decrease in Heart Blood Flow - AnswerIschemia Atherosclerosis Definition - AnswerBuildup of calcium and cholesterol in blood vessel walls Occlusion - AnswerComplete blockage of an artery Thromboembolism - AnswerA blood clot that floats until it blocks blood flow Coronary Artery Blockage - Answer

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Interventions with the Most Positive Impact on Cardiac Arrest Patient's Outcome -
Answer✔Early CPR and defibrillation

Response to 'No Shock' Message from AED in Cardiac Arrest - Answer✔Resume chest
compressions

Maximum Time to Check for Spontaneous Breathing in Unresponsive Child - Answer✔10
seconds

CPR Compression Depth and Rate for Adult - Answer✔2.0-2.4 in, 100-150 BPM

Compression to Ventilation Ratio for Adult Two-Rescuer CPR - Answer✔30:2

Artery to Palpate for Pulse in Infant - Answer✔Brachial

Reassessment Interval for Return of Respirations/Circulation in CPR - Answer✔Every 2 minutes

Preferred Method to Remove Foreign Body in Unresponsive Child - Answer✔Chest
compressions

Cause of Cardiogenic Shock - Answer✔Inadequate function of the heart muscle

Definition of Pericardial Effusion - Answer✔Collection of fluid between the pericardial sac and
the myocardium

Cardiac Tamponade - Answer✔Occurs when blood leaks into the space between the
pericardium and the pericardial sac

Signs and Symptoms of Cardiac Tamponade - Answer✔Beck triad: jugular vein distention,
muffled heart sounds, narrowing pulse pressure

Signs of Cardiogenic Shock - Answer✔-Skin: cool, clammy, ashen

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-High BP
-Rapid, shallow breathing
-Weak, irregular pulse
-Anxiety, nausea

Differential Diagnosis of Patient - Answer✔Cardiogenic shock

Heart Division - Answer✔Septum

Chamber Receiving Unoxygenated Blood - Answer✔Atrium

Chamber Pumping Oxygenated Blood - Answer✔Ventricles

Origin of Normal Electrical Impulses - Answer✔Sinoatrial (SA) node

Cardiac Muscle Cell Characteristic - Answer✔Automaticity

Sympathetic Nervous System Effects - Answer✔-Increase HR, RR
-Constrict blood vessels in muscles

Parasympathetic Nervous System Effects - Answer✔Decreases HR and RR, Constricts blood
vessels in muscles (opposes sympathetic NS)

Coronary Arteries Oxygen Supply - Answer✔Dilation

Heart Blood Supply - Answer✔Coronary Vessels

Iliac Arteries Destination - Answer✔Femoral Arteries

Veins Returning Blood to Right Atrium - Answer✔Venae Cavae

Systolic Pressure Definition - Answer✔Maximum pressure during left ventricle contraction

Peripheral Pulses Location - Answer✔Extremities

Central Pulses Location - Answer✔Near the trunk of the body

Decrease in Heart Blood Flow - Answer✔Ischemia

Atherosclerosis Definition - Answer✔Buildup of calcium and cholesterol in blood vessel walls

Occlusion - Answer✔Complete blockage of an artery

Thromboembolism - Answer✔A blood clot that floats until it blocks blood flow

Coronary Artery Blockage - Answer✔Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI)


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