FCCN 2- Review Questions and Answers 100% Pass

FCCN 2- Review Questions and Answers 100% Pass CVP measures what side of the heart - Right side venous return from preload right side If CVP is high - Volume overload, Direusis If CVP is low - Give fluids LHF - MI= low cardiac output= LV pump not working, support pump, increase afterload with inotropes O2 point of neuromuscular blocking agents - Decrease metabolism and the consumption of oxygen through muscle use. Phenlyephrine - IV Push Does NOT increase HR Pure alpha vasoconstrictor Life saving drug Vec - is a paralytic SUCC is not metabolic alkalosis causes - severe vomiting, excessive GI suctioning, diuretics, excessive NaHCO3 NOT DKA Phenylphrine hemodynamic - SVR Page 2/7 Crafted for Academic Insight by ©KatelynWhitman 2025. All rights reserved. Vasoconstrictor Resistance LV will meet Negative chronotrope - decreases heart rate beta blockers The "olols" DI - Lots of urine, replace fluid Distributive Shock - Fill tank Vasoconstrict SVO2 - Venous Gas Oxygen 60-80 Pt with HF is walking around SVO2 will decrease Inflammation Sepsis - Microembli-Microclots Cytokines-CRRT clotting SIADH - Kidneys hold fluid, not peeing Lisinipril - Ace inhibitor Decrease BP Dilating arteries Increasing CO Page 3/7 Crafted for Academic Insight by ©KatelynWhitman 2025. All rights reserved. Decreasing SVR Not a high pressure alarm - development of pneumothorax Milirone - For low cardiac output, R HF Corticosteroids are part of - Sepsis with adrenal insufficiencies HHS - 1000mL fluids pressure bag Next Potassium CMV has - Preset Volumes P/F Ratios - Mild 200-300