Prophecy Trauma ICU Exam A v2 – 70+ Verified Questions & Answers – Hemodynamics, Neuro, Shock, Cardiac Emergencies – Critical Care RN 2025/2026

This document contains over 70 verified and graded A+ exam questions and correct answers from the Prophecy Trauma ICU Exam A v2, updated for the 2025/2026 assessment cycle. It simulates real-life trauma ICU scenarios to assess advanced clinical judgment, critical care response, and prioritization skills for registered nurses working in high-acuity environments. Covered topics include: Cardiopulmonary emergencies: arrhythmia identification, adenosine use, atropine, AMI complications, cardiac tamponade, transcutaneous pacing, and shock recognition Neurotrauma and critical neurologic assessment: SDH, CPP targets, cerebral edema, Broca’s area, seizures, and personality changes after frontal lobe injuries Respiratory and ventilator management: PEEP tolerance, stridor, ABG interpretation, endotracheal tube placement, pulmonary contusion in pediatrics Hemodynamic monitoring: PAWP, CVP, CI, SVR/PVR calculations, and volume replacement strategies for hypovolemia Critical pharmacology: nitroprusside side effects, narcan timing, IV push meds (e.g., diltiazem, hydromorphone), diprivan contraindications, electrolyte correction (e.g., for hyperkalemia) Renal and metabolic emergencies: U wave implications, DKA physiology, urine output expectations, intra-abdominal hypertension Trauma patient management: spinal shock, elderly fall trauma, abdominal organ vulnerability, and emergency procedures for airway obstruction This guide is ideal for ICU nurses, trauma unit staff, and travel RNs who must pass facility onboarding assessments or refresh their trauma-critical care knowledge for Prophecy Health platforms. Recommended for: Critical care and trauma ICU nurses Emergency and surgical ICU nurses Prophecy Health onboarding candidates Advanced nursing students in critical care rotations Travel nurses needing trauma and ICU credentialing Keywords: Prophecy Trauma ICU, ICU exam 2025, critical care RN, trauma nurse assessment, cardiac output, CPP, SDH, ventilator alarms, ABG interpretation, nitroprusside, diltiazem IV, Broca’s area, cardiac tamponade, SIADH, shock states, neurogenic shock, hyperkalemia, intracranial pressure, trauma sedation