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NSG 210 Test 2 Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question: What is Central Perfusion?
Ans: poor cardiac output = reduced oxygenated blood to body tissues.
SYSTEMIC
Question: What is Tissue Perfusion?
Ans: impaired blood flow to affected body tissue. LOCALIZED
Question: What does poor perfusion look like in infants?
Ans: -Poor feeding
-Poor weight gain
-Failure to Thrive
-Dusky color
Question: What does poor perfusion look like in children?
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Ans: -Squatting
-Fatigue
-Failure to hit milestones
Question: What is Heart Failure?
Ans: Heart is unable to pump effectively and supply enough blood and
oxygen to tissues
Question: S/S of Right Sided Heart Failure?
Ans: S- Swelling
W- Weight Gain
E - Edema
L - Large Neck Vein
L- Lethargic
I- Increased HR
N- Nocturia
G- Girth of Abdomen
Question: S/S of Left Sided Heart Failure?
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Ans: D- Dyspnea
R- Rales
O- Orthopnea and Oliguria (can't breathe can't pee)
W - Weakness
I- Increased HR
N- Nagging cough
G- Gain weight
Question: Number one risk factor for HF?
Ans: HYPERTENSION
Question: Other risk factors for HF?
NSG 210 Test 2 Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question: What is Central Perfusion?
Ans: poor cardiac output = reduced oxygenated blood to body tissues.
SYSTEMIC
Question: What is Tissue Perfusion?
Ans: impaired blood flow to affected body tissue. LOCALIZED
Question: What does poor perfusion look like in infants?
Ans: -Poor feeding
-Poor weight gain
-Failure to Thrive
-Dusky color
Question: What does poor perfusion look like in children?
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Ans: -Squatting
-Fatigue
-Failure to hit milestones
Question: What is Heart Failure?
Ans: Heart is unable to pump effectively and supply enough blood and
oxygen to tissues
Question: S/S of Right Sided Heart Failure?
Ans: S- Swelling
W- Weight Gain
E - Edema
L - Large Neck Vein
L- Lethargic
I- Increased HR
N- Nocturia
G- Girth of Abdomen
Question: S/S of Left Sided Heart Failure?
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Ans: D- Dyspnea
R- Rales
O- Orthopnea and Oliguria (can't breathe can't pee)
W - Weakness
I- Increased HR
N- Nagging cough
G- Gain weight
Question: Number one risk factor for HF?
Ans: HYPERTENSION
Question: Other risk factors for HF?