FCCN 1 2026 COMPREHENSIVE SET
SOLVED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉hypercalcemia. Answer: hypophosphatemia is oftentimes
associated with
◉magnesium potassium phosphorus and calcium. Answer: what is
the order of electrolyte replacement
◉SpO2. Answer: this assesses oxygenation
◉pCO2. Answer: this assesses ventilation
◉70-105. Answer: normal MAP
◉high afterload. Answer: hypothermia, hypovolemia, and cardiac
shock can result in what
◉low afterload. Answer: sepsis and neurogenic shock can result in
what
, ◉digoxin epinephrine and dobutamine. Answer: examples of
positive inotropes
◉cardiac output times systemic vascular resistance. Answer: how to
calculate MAP
◉junctional or sinus rhythm. Answer: lead two is used to determine
◉heart rate times stroke volume. Answer: how to calculate cardiac
output
◉stable angina. Answer: this is characterized by chest pain with
activity as a result of plaque in the coronary arteries
◉unstable angina. Answer: this is characterized by chest pain not
relieved by rest as a result of plaque rupture and formation of a clot
in the coronary arteries
◉NSTEMI. Answer: this is characterized by a clot that is
intermittently occlusive leading to non-full thickness infarction of
the myocardium
◉STEMI. Answer: this is characterized by an occlusive thrombus
that leads to full thickness infarction of the myocardium
SOLVED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉hypercalcemia. Answer: hypophosphatemia is oftentimes
associated with
◉magnesium potassium phosphorus and calcium. Answer: what is
the order of electrolyte replacement
◉SpO2. Answer: this assesses oxygenation
◉pCO2. Answer: this assesses ventilation
◉70-105. Answer: normal MAP
◉high afterload. Answer: hypothermia, hypovolemia, and cardiac
shock can result in what
◉low afterload. Answer: sepsis and neurogenic shock can result in
what
, ◉digoxin epinephrine and dobutamine. Answer: examples of
positive inotropes
◉cardiac output times systemic vascular resistance. Answer: how to
calculate MAP
◉junctional or sinus rhythm. Answer: lead two is used to determine
◉heart rate times stroke volume. Answer: how to calculate cardiac
output
◉stable angina. Answer: this is characterized by chest pain with
activity as a result of plaque in the coronary arteries
◉unstable angina. Answer: this is characterized by chest pain not
relieved by rest as a result of plaque rupture and formation of a clot
in the coronary arteries
◉NSTEMI. Answer: this is characterized by a clot that is
intermittently occlusive leading to non-full thickness infarction of
the myocardium
◉STEMI. Answer: this is characterized by an occlusive thrombus
that leads to full thickness infarction of the myocardium
