REX PN STUDY NOTES EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS 100% SOLVED
sinus rhythm regular atrial and ventricular rhythms, regular heart rate, normal p wave
and QRS complex, normal pr - ANSWER
sinus bradycardia - ANSWER regular rhythms, slow heart rate, normal p wave and QRS
complex, normal pr
sinus tachycardia - ANSWER regular rhythms, fast heart rate, normal everything else,
atropine, pacemaker, epinephrine - ANSWER treatment for sinus bradycardia
vagal maneuvers, beta blockers, adenosine, calcium channel blockers - ANSWER
treatment for sinus tachycardia
ventricular tachycardia - ANSWER heart rate 150-250, pwave is not visible, wide QRS
complex,pr interval is not measurable
amiodarone, cardioversion with a pulse, defibrillation without a pulse - ANSWER
treatment for ventricular tachycardia
ventricular fibrillation - ANSWER heart rate is not measurable, p wave not visible,
cannot measure QRS, pr interval not measurable
CPR, vasopressin, epinephrine, defibrillation - ANSWER treatment of ventricular
fibrillation
atrial flutter - ANSWER 200-350, p waves have a saw tooth pattern, normal QRS, PR
interval is not measurable,
cardioversion, beta blocker, calcium channel blocker - ANSWER what are some
treatment options for atrial flutter
,atrial fibrillation - ANSWER 350-600, irregular, chaotic p wave,s QRS is normal, PR is
not measurable,
calcium channel blockers, beta blockers, anti dysrthymics, electric cardioversion with
anticoagulants - ANSWER treatment for atrial fibrillation
supraventricular tachycardia - ANSWER 150-220, p waves are abnormal and may be
hidden by a t wave, normal or shortened QRS complex, normal pr
vasovagal maneuvers, adenosine, cardioversion, cardiac ablation, calcium channel
blockers - ANSWER treatment for supraventricular tachycardia
smell - ANSWER olfactory - 1
sight - ANSWER optic - 2
eye movement - ANSWER oculomotor - 3
eye movement - ANSWER trochlear - 4
chewing, facial sensation - ANSWER trigeminal - 5
eye movement - ANSWER abducens - 6
taste and expression - ANSWER facial - 7
hearing - ANSWER vestibular cochlear - 8
swallowing, gag reflex - ANSWER glossopharyngeal - 9
gag reflex, swallowing - ANSWER vagus nerve - 10
shoulder and head - ANSWER accessory - 11
tongue movement , speech - ANSWER hypoglossal - 12
antiacids - ANSWER reduces hydrocholoric acid in stomach
anticholinergic - ANSWER decreases activity of muscles in the gut, oral secretions,
urine and tears
anticoagulants - ANSWER prevents formation of blood clots
antidiarheals - ANSWER decreases gastric motility and the absorption of water in the
intestinal tract
, n-acetylcystine - ANSWER reverse agent for acetaminophen
lactulose - ANSWER reverse age for ammonia
vit k - ANSWER reverse agent for anticoagulants
Flumanzenil - ANSWER reverse agent for benzodiazepines
glucagon - ANSWER reverse agent for CCB's and Beta Blockers
digoxin immune fab - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for digoxin
Dexrazoxane - ANSWER reverse agent for doxorubicin
leucovorin calcium - ANSWER reversal agent for fluorouracil and methotrexate
protamine sulfate - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for heparin
Deferoxamine - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for iron
pyridoxine - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for isonozid
naloxon - ANSWER what is the reverese agent for opiates
sodium bicarb - ANSWER what is the reverse agenet for tricyclic antidepressants
vitamin k - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for warfarin
Lispro, Aspart, Gluilisine, 10-20 min, 5-20, 3-5 - ANSWER what are the rapid acting
insulin, onset, peak, duration of hours
Novolin R, Humulin R, 30-60, 2-3, 6-10 - ANSWER what are the short acting insulin
(regular), onset, peak, duration of hours
NPH, 2-3, 4-10, 12-18 - ANSWER what are the intermediate acting insulin, onset, peak,
duration of hours
Glargine (Lantus), 2-4, none, 2-24 houra - ANSWER what are the long acting insulin
that is the longest duration
Detemir (levemir), 3-4 hours, 6-10, up to 24 hours - ANSWER what is the long acting
insulin that lasts up to 24 hours
Isotonic Solution - ANSWER solutions that maintain the cells osmolarity
WITH ANSWERS 100% SOLVED
sinus rhythm regular atrial and ventricular rhythms, regular heart rate, normal p wave
and QRS complex, normal pr - ANSWER
sinus bradycardia - ANSWER regular rhythms, slow heart rate, normal p wave and QRS
complex, normal pr
sinus tachycardia - ANSWER regular rhythms, fast heart rate, normal everything else,
atropine, pacemaker, epinephrine - ANSWER treatment for sinus bradycardia
vagal maneuvers, beta blockers, adenosine, calcium channel blockers - ANSWER
treatment for sinus tachycardia
ventricular tachycardia - ANSWER heart rate 150-250, pwave is not visible, wide QRS
complex,pr interval is not measurable
amiodarone, cardioversion with a pulse, defibrillation without a pulse - ANSWER
treatment for ventricular tachycardia
ventricular fibrillation - ANSWER heart rate is not measurable, p wave not visible,
cannot measure QRS, pr interval not measurable
CPR, vasopressin, epinephrine, defibrillation - ANSWER treatment of ventricular
fibrillation
atrial flutter - ANSWER 200-350, p waves have a saw tooth pattern, normal QRS, PR
interval is not measurable,
cardioversion, beta blocker, calcium channel blocker - ANSWER what are some
treatment options for atrial flutter
,atrial fibrillation - ANSWER 350-600, irregular, chaotic p wave,s QRS is normal, PR is
not measurable,
calcium channel blockers, beta blockers, anti dysrthymics, electric cardioversion with
anticoagulants - ANSWER treatment for atrial fibrillation
supraventricular tachycardia - ANSWER 150-220, p waves are abnormal and may be
hidden by a t wave, normal or shortened QRS complex, normal pr
vasovagal maneuvers, adenosine, cardioversion, cardiac ablation, calcium channel
blockers - ANSWER treatment for supraventricular tachycardia
smell - ANSWER olfactory - 1
sight - ANSWER optic - 2
eye movement - ANSWER oculomotor - 3
eye movement - ANSWER trochlear - 4
chewing, facial sensation - ANSWER trigeminal - 5
eye movement - ANSWER abducens - 6
taste and expression - ANSWER facial - 7
hearing - ANSWER vestibular cochlear - 8
swallowing, gag reflex - ANSWER glossopharyngeal - 9
gag reflex, swallowing - ANSWER vagus nerve - 10
shoulder and head - ANSWER accessory - 11
tongue movement , speech - ANSWER hypoglossal - 12
antiacids - ANSWER reduces hydrocholoric acid in stomach
anticholinergic - ANSWER decreases activity of muscles in the gut, oral secretions,
urine and tears
anticoagulants - ANSWER prevents formation of blood clots
antidiarheals - ANSWER decreases gastric motility and the absorption of water in the
intestinal tract
, n-acetylcystine - ANSWER reverse agent for acetaminophen
lactulose - ANSWER reverse age for ammonia
vit k - ANSWER reverse agent for anticoagulants
Flumanzenil - ANSWER reverse agent for benzodiazepines
glucagon - ANSWER reverse agent for CCB's and Beta Blockers
digoxin immune fab - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for digoxin
Dexrazoxane - ANSWER reverse agent for doxorubicin
leucovorin calcium - ANSWER reversal agent for fluorouracil and methotrexate
protamine sulfate - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for heparin
Deferoxamine - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for iron
pyridoxine - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for isonozid
naloxon - ANSWER what is the reverese agent for opiates
sodium bicarb - ANSWER what is the reverse agenet for tricyclic antidepressants
vitamin k - ANSWER what is the reverse agent for warfarin
Lispro, Aspart, Gluilisine, 10-20 min, 5-20, 3-5 - ANSWER what are the rapid acting
insulin, onset, peak, duration of hours
Novolin R, Humulin R, 30-60, 2-3, 6-10 - ANSWER what are the short acting insulin
(regular), onset, peak, duration of hours
NPH, 2-3, 4-10, 12-18 - ANSWER what are the intermediate acting insulin, onset, peak,
duration of hours
Glargine (Lantus), 2-4, none, 2-24 houra - ANSWER what are the long acting insulin
that is the longest duration
Detemir (levemir), 3-4 hours, 6-10, up to 24 hours - ANSWER what is the long acting
insulin that lasts up to 24 hours
Isotonic Solution - ANSWER solutions that maintain the cells osmolarity
