Kaiser EKG pharm post test Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Which drug has the potential to prolong the QT interval?
Atropine
Digoxin
Epinephrine
Procainamide Ans: Procainamide
What pacemaker malfunction shows spikes on an ECG not followed by a P wave or
QRS complex?
Failure to pace
Failure to capture
Oversensing
Undersensing Ans: Failure to capture
Which is the correct initial dose for amiodarone in cardiac arrest?
100 mg IV/IO
150 mg IV/IO
200 mg IV/IO
300 mg IV/IO Ans: 300 mg IV/IO
Adenosine is recommended for narrow complex supraventricular tachycardia
(NCSVT) only.
, True
False Ans: False
I think the first test said True then the second said False...?
Which drug decreases automaticity and AV conduction?
Adenosine
Digoxin
Epinephrine
Magnesium sulfate Ans: Digoxin
The drug Diltiazem is used to slow the ventricular response in atrial flutter and atrial
fibrillation.
True
False Ans: True
What drug is used in asystole with no maximum dose?
Atropine
Digoxin
Epinephrine
Vasopressin Ans: Epinephrine
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Detailed Verified Answers
Which drug has the potential to prolong the QT interval?
Atropine
Digoxin
Epinephrine
Procainamide Ans: Procainamide
What pacemaker malfunction shows spikes on an ECG not followed by a P wave or
QRS complex?
Failure to pace
Failure to capture
Oversensing
Undersensing Ans: Failure to capture
Which is the correct initial dose for amiodarone in cardiac arrest?
100 mg IV/IO
150 mg IV/IO
200 mg IV/IO
300 mg IV/IO Ans: 300 mg IV/IO
Adenosine is recommended for narrow complex supraventricular tachycardia
(NCSVT) only.
, True
False Ans: False
I think the first test said True then the second said False...?
Which drug decreases automaticity and AV conduction?
Adenosine
Digoxin
Epinephrine
Magnesium sulfate Ans: Digoxin
The drug Diltiazem is used to slow the ventricular response in atrial flutter and atrial
fibrillation.
True
False Ans: True
What drug is used in asystole with no maximum dose?
Atropine
Digoxin
Epinephrine
Vasopressin Ans: Epinephrine
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