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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
During chest pain assessment one can ask various the patient various questions to help determine the timing of the pain. Which of the following question is most appropriate for this purpose?
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One can ask the patient when the episode of pain begun, for how many days, months or years has the patient had similar pain, to try and figure out the timing of the pain. Asking ht patient how bad is the pain will only help you determine the severity of the pain.
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One can ask the patient when the episode of pain begun, for how many days, months or years has the patient had similar pain, to try and figure out the timing of the pain. Asking ht patient how bad is the pain will only help you determine the severity of the pain.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
While examining symptoms a nurse asks a patient, “What were you doing when it happens”.Which of the following symptom characteristics is the nurse trying to figure out?
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To identify the setting of a symptom one can ask the patient what he was doing when it happened. Quantity is identified by asking the patient how long the symptom lasts. To figure out the intensity one can rank pain on a scale. To identify the frequency one can ask how often does the symptom occurs.
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To identify the setting of a symptom one can ask the patient what he was doing when it happened. Quantity is identified by asking the patient how long the symptom lasts. To figure out the intensity one can rank pain on a scale. To identify the frequency one can ask how often does the symptom occurs.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Which of the following assessment parameters is not associated with the renal body system?
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Some of the parameters associated with the renal body system are Intake and output, color and amount of urinary output, and BUN/creantime values.
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Some of the parameters associated with the renal body system are Intake and output, color and amount of urinary output, and BUN/creantime values.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Physiological aging comes with various effects on various body systems. Which of the following is an effect of physiological aging on the respiratory system?
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Effects of physiological aging on the respiratory system are decreased compliance and elasticity, decreased vital capacity, increase in residual volume, decreased response to hypercapnia, and less effective cough.
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Effects of physiological aging on the respiratory system are decreased compliance and elasticity, decreased vital capacity, increase in residual volume, decreased response to hypercapnia, and less effective cough.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
Documentation is part of the evidence-based practice of bedside cardiac monitoring for arrhythmia detection. Which of the following is not part of the documentation practices?
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Documentation practices include documenting the monitoring lead on every rhythm strip, documenting heart rate, documenting the rhythm strip with every significant rhythm change.
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Documentation practices include documenting the monitoring lead on every rhythm strip, documenting heart rate, documenting the rhythm strip with every significant rhythm change.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Sinus tachycardia is a cardiac rhythm, which of the following is not an ECG characteristic for sinus tachycardia?
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Some of the ECG characteristics for sinus tachycardia are regular rhythm, P waves with consistent shape and precede every QRS, Rate greater than 100 beats/min, the QRS complex is usually normal, Normal conduction through atria, AV node, bundle branches, and ventricles.
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Some of the ECG characteristics for sinus tachycardia are regular rhythm, P waves with consistent shape and precede every QRS, Rate greater than 100 beats/min, the QRS complex is usually normal, Normal conduction through atria, AV node, bundle branches, and ventricles.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
Which of the following is a treatment for Sinus arrhythmia?
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for Sinus arrhythmia rythm treatment is usually not required or holding dioxin if due to digitalis toxicity.
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for Sinus arrhythmia rythm treatment is usually not required or holding dioxin if due to digitalis toxicity.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
A patient’s cardiac rhythms rate is in the normal range, the sinus P waves differ from the configuration of the premature P wave and the QRS complex is normal and aberrant. What type of cardiac rhythms could the patient be experiencing?
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Normal cardiac rhythm rate, the sinus P waves differ from the configuration of the premature P wave, normal/aberrant QRS complex are all signs of ECG characteristics of the premature atrial contraction rhythm.
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Normal cardiac rhythm rate, the sinus P waves differ from the configuration of the premature P wave, normal/aberrant QRS complex are all signs of ECG characteristics of the premature atrial contraction rhythm.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
Which of the following options does not describe a way of controlling pharmacologic heart rate control during atrial fibrillation?
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Pharmacologic heart rate during atrial fibrillation can be controlled by using a beta-blocker for patients with persistent or permanent AF, administering AV nodal blocking agents in patients who develop postoperative AF, IV administration of digoxin in patients with AF and HF with no accessory pathway.
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Pharmacologic heart rate during atrial fibrillation can be controlled by using a beta-blocker for patients with persistent or permanent AF, administering AV nodal blocking agents in patients who develop postoperative AF, IV administration of digoxin in patients with AF and HF with no accessory pathway.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Which of the following is not a prevention measure for thromboembolism?
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Some of the prevention measures for thromboembolism are antithrombotic therapy for patients with AF, determine INR weekly during initiation of therapy,Aspirin 325mg daily in low-risk patients.
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Some of the prevention measures for thromboembolism are antithrombotic therapy for patients with AF, determine INR weekly during initiation of therapy,Aspirin 325mg daily in low-risk patients.