Cardiology Fisdap Test Questions with VERIFIED Answers (Guaranteed
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Q1: At what rate should single rescuer CPR be performed for a 17 year old female?
Answer: 100-120 beats per minute
Q2: A 40 year old patient with a history of coronary artery disease and recent mastectomy is
complaining of chest discomfort. Vitals are P 120, R 22, and BP 80/54. You should suspect?
Answer: Cardiogenic Shock
Q3: Nitroglycerin is a medication that is typically administered?
Answer: Sublingually
Q4: 5. A patient was struck by lightning. You should suspect?
Answer: An irregular heartbeat
Q5: 6. During CPR which of the following is most important?
Answer: Minimal interruptions during compressions
Q6: A buildup of calcium and cholesterol form plaque inside a blood vessel which would most likely be
the cause?
Answer: ACS
Q7: During the Primary Assessment a 57 year old female says she has chest pain and points to her
epigastric area. What should you do?
Answer: Obtain vital signs
Q8: 9. What is the cause of heart failure?
Answer: Inadequate ejection of blood from the ventricles
Q9: A cardiac arrest patient has been down for 6 minutes without care. What should you do?
Answer: Start compressions
, Q10: An adult patient is in cardiac arrest with bystander CPR in progress. What should you do?
Answer: Continue CPR while partner does AED
Q11: If the heart lacks the power to pump blood through the circulatory system, it is known as?
Answer: Cardiogenic shock
Q12: A 67 year old male has significant shortness of breath, chest pain, and nausea. He is ashen and
clammy. Vitals are BP 90/60, P 148, and R 34. You should?
Answer: Place in supine position
Q13: A child is in cardiac arrest with unknown down time. What should you do?
Answer: Perform CPR while attaching AED
Q14: 15. When do coronary arteries fill with blood?
Answer: Diastolic
Q15: A 36 year old female with history of congenital heart defects is slow to respond. She is pale, cool,
and clammy. Vitals are BP 68/30, P 128, and R 26. What should you suspect?
Answer: Cardiogenic shock
Q16: A 73 year old female has chest pain and shortness of breath with bilateral crackles. Vitals are
80/40, P 112, and R 22. What is the most likely cause?
Answer: Cardiogenic shock
Q17: A 65 year old male complains of weakness and indigestion that began in the morning. Vitals are
150/90, P 116, and R 24. You should suspect?
Answer: Myocardial Infarction
Q18: 19. What is the primary action of Nitroglycerin?
Answer: Dilates coronary arteries
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Q1: At what rate should single rescuer CPR be performed for a 17 year old female?
Answer: 100-120 beats per minute
Q2: A 40 year old patient with a history of coronary artery disease and recent mastectomy is
complaining of chest discomfort. Vitals are P 120, R 22, and BP 80/54. You should suspect?
Answer: Cardiogenic Shock
Q3: Nitroglycerin is a medication that is typically administered?
Answer: Sublingually
Q4: 5. A patient was struck by lightning. You should suspect?
Answer: An irregular heartbeat
Q5: 6. During CPR which of the following is most important?
Answer: Minimal interruptions during compressions
Q6: A buildup of calcium and cholesterol form plaque inside a blood vessel which would most likely be
the cause?
Answer: ACS
Q7: During the Primary Assessment a 57 year old female says she has chest pain and points to her
epigastric area. What should you do?
Answer: Obtain vital signs
Q8: 9. What is the cause of heart failure?
Answer: Inadequate ejection of blood from the ventricles
Q9: A cardiac arrest patient has been down for 6 minutes without care. What should you do?
Answer: Start compressions
, Q10: An adult patient is in cardiac arrest with bystander CPR in progress. What should you do?
Answer: Continue CPR while partner does AED
Q11: If the heart lacks the power to pump blood through the circulatory system, it is known as?
Answer: Cardiogenic shock
Q12: A 67 year old male has significant shortness of breath, chest pain, and nausea. He is ashen and
clammy. Vitals are BP 90/60, P 148, and R 34. You should?
Answer: Place in supine position
Q13: A child is in cardiac arrest with unknown down time. What should you do?
Answer: Perform CPR while attaching AED
Q14: 15. When do coronary arteries fill with blood?
Answer: Diastolic
Q15: A 36 year old female with history of congenital heart defects is slow to respond. She is pale, cool,
and clammy. Vitals are BP 68/30, P 128, and R 26. What should you suspect?
Answer: Cardiogenic shock
Q16: A 73 year old female has chest pain and shortness of breath with bilateral crackles. Vitals are
80/40, P 112, and R 22. What is the most likely cause?
Answer: Cardiogenic shock
Q17: A 65 year old male complains of weakness and indigestion that began in the morning. Vitals are
150/90, P 116, and R 24. You should suspect?
Answer: Myocardial Infarction
Q18: 19. What is the primary action of Nitroglycerin?
Answer: Dilates coronary arteries
