ADULT HEALTH 3: EXAM #2 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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1. Patient with heart failure is lying flat in bed, during an assessment you see
they have Jugular-CORRECT ANSWER- Vein Distention, what should you do? Sit them up about
45 degrees
2. Patient has new prescription of Nitro Tablets - What would you do in their
discharge
teaching?-CORRECT ANSWER- Might get headache, dizziness, so if we are worried if they get
dizziness - immediately after you take
them you should lay down so that you won't fall after taking them.
3. You are getting shift reports and there are 4 patients - Who are we going to
go assess first?-CORRECT ANSWER- Angina reporting chest pain - developing into an MI- see this
patient first
4. MI 10 days ago and they are in cardiac rehab and we are teaching of self-mon
itoring and when they should stop exercising - what should we include in the
teaching- when should they stop exercising?-CORRECT ANSWER- Feelings of palpitations or
dyspnea
5. Planning a conference for older adults about age related to blood pressure,
what would you include?-CORRECT ANSWER- Structural and functional - changes in the
cardiovascular system that occur w/age
contribute to the increase in blood pressure
6. Your client is unresponsive and has absent peripheral pulses monitor shows
-CORRECT ANSWER- Check a pulse and start CPR
7. Assessing a rhythm and this patient has HF and they are being monitored on
remote Tele - it says ventricular fibrillation (V-FIB) going on .... what labs will we
, communicate to HCP-CORRECT ANSWER- 0.7 SERUM MAGNESIUM
8. We are caring for someone and they had a MI 12 hrs. ago and their remote
tele has absent P waves and rhythm is irregular and HR > than 100-CORRECT ANSWER- STROKE -
because
they are in A-FIB (anticoagulant is needed because AFIB causes strokes)
9. We are caring for someone and suddenly they developed a wide QRS com
plex, B/P 82/40,RR 24, not arousable and we can't feel or palpate a pulse. What
action are you going to take?-CORRECT ANSWER- Defibrillate them
10. Someone has an inferior wall & MI 4 days ago, now they are feeling dizzy with
chest discomfort and B/P of 98/48 and monitor shows a second-degree type
2 block and HR 52-we should prepare them for what intervention?-CORRECT ANSWER-
Transcutaneous
pacemaker
11. Nurse in ER caring for client REPORTING W/ chest pressure & NURSE pre
pares a 12 LEAD EKG and notes ST elevations on leads L1, V5, V6......What kind
of heart attack are they having?-CORRECT ANSWER- Lateral Wall Myocardial Infarction
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12. We are taking care of a patient on a cardiac monitor B/P 97/35 and on the
monitor Is high waves (v-tac) what do we do next-CORRECT ANSWER--CORRECT ANSWER-
Assess their pulse
13. How about we are at a local health clinic cardiac clinic and there is a young
25-35-man pre-employment physical exam and he denies any problems we do
a 12 lead and normal PQRST but the HR is 40 what do we do?-CORRECT ANSWER- Continue our
physical
EXPLAINED ANSWERS 2026|| 100% GUARANTEED
PASS!! <RECENT VERSION>
1. Patient with heart failure is lying flat in bed, during an assessment you see
they have Jugular-CORRECT ANSWER- Vein Distention, what should you do? Sit them up about
45 degrees
2. Patient has new prescription of Nitro Tablets - What would you do in their
discharge
teaching?-CORRECT ANSWER- Might get headache, dizziness, so if we are worried if they get
dizziness - immediately after you take
them you should lay down so that you won't fall after taking them.
3. You are getting shift reports and there are 4 patients - Who are we going to
go assess first?-CORRECT ANSWER- Angina reporting chest pain - developing into an MI- see this
patient first
4. MI 10 days ago and they are in cardiac rehab and we are teaching of self-mon
itoring and when they should stop exercising - what should we include in the
teaching- when should they stop exercising?-CORRECT ANSWER- Feelings of palpitations or
dyspnea
5. Planning a conference for older adults about age related to blood pressure,
what would you include?-CORRECT ANSWER- Structural and functional - changes in the
cardiovascular system that occur w/age
contribute to the increase in blood pressure
6. Your client is unresponsive and has absent peripheral pulses monitor shows
-CORRECT ANSWER- Check a pulse and start CPR
7. Assessing a rhythm and this patient has HF and they are being monitored on
remote Tele - it says ventricular fibrillation (V-FIB) going on .... what labs will we
, communicate to HCP-CORRECT ANSWER- 0.7 SERUM MAGNESIUM
8. We are caring for someone and they had a MI 12 hrs. ago and their remote
tele has absent P waves and rhythm is irregular and HR > than 100-CORRECT ANSWER- STROKE -
because
they are in A-FIB (anticoagulant is needed because AFIB causes strokes)
9. We are caring for someone and suddenly they developed a wide QRS com
plex, B/P 82/40,RR 24, not arousable and we can't feel or palpate a pulse. What
action are you going to take?-CORRECT ANSWER- Defibrillate them
10. Someone has an inferior wall & MI 4 days ago, now they are feeling dizzy with
chest discomfort and B/P of 98/48 and monitor shows a second-degree type
2 block and HR 52-we should prepare them for what intervention?-CORRECT ANSWER-
Transcutaneous
pacemaker
11. Nurse in ER caring for client REPORTING W/ chest pressure & NURSE pre
pares a 12 LEAD EKG and notes ST elevations on leads L1, V5, V6......What kind
of heart attack are they having?-CORRECT ANSWER- Lateral Wall Myocardial Infarction
1/6
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Study online at https-CORRECT ANSWER-//quizlet.com/_akfe26
12. We are taking care of a patient on a cardiac monitor B/P 97/35 and on the
monitor Is high waves (v-tac) what do we do next-CORRECT ANSWER--CORRECT ANSWER-
Assess their pulse
13. How about we are at a local health clinic cardiac clinic and there is a young
25-35-man pre-employment physical exam and he denies any problems we do
a 12 lead and normal PQRST but the HR is 40 what do we do?-CORRECT ANSWER- Continue our
physical
