ANEMIA
HEART FAILURE
DYSRHYTHMIAS
BLOOD COAGULATION
PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE
100

This anemia is commonly caused by iron deficiency and presents iron deficiency and presents with fatigue and pallor.

Iron deficiency anemia
100
This side of heart failure commonly causes pulmonary edema

Left sided heart failure

100

This dysrhythmia is characterized by chaotic p waves and irregular ventricular rate

Atrial fibrillation

100

The anticoagulant requires monitoring of INR

Warfarin

100

Pain with walking that improves with rest is called this

intermittent claudication

200
A nurse should monitor this lab value most closely when evaluating anemia severity

Hemoglobin or Hematocrit

200

Crackles and dyspnea in heart failure occur because of this complication

fluid backing up into the lungs

200

The first nursing action for unstable ventricular tachycardia with a pulse is

Synchronized cardioversion

200

This antidote for heparin is this medication

protamine sulfate

200

cool pale extremities and weak pulses are commonly seen in this type of vascular disease

arterial disease

300

This anemia is caused by lack of intrinsic factor

Pernicious anemia

300

This medication class reduces preload and fluid volume in heart failure

Diuretics

300

This medication is commonly used to slow ventricular rate in atrial fibrillation

Diltiazem or beta blockers

300

This lab test evaluates the extrinsic clotting pathway

 PT/INR

300

The nurse should avoid this action in severe arterial insufficiency

Elevating the legs

400

The priority nursing intervention for a patient with symptomatic anemia and dyspnea is this

Administering oxygen, assessing respiratory status

400

Daily weights are important because they help monitor...

Fluid retention

400

A potassium imbalance can increase risk for this cardiac complications

Dysrhythmias

400
A patient on anticoagulants should avoid this common OTC medication due to bleeding risk

Aspirin or NSAIDS

400

Compression stockings are commonly used to treat this condition

venous insufficiency

500

A patient with sickle cell crisis should receive these priority interventions

Oxygen, hydration, pain management

500

The nurse should recognize sudden weight gain, crackles, and pink frothy sputum as signs of..

pulmonary edema

500

The priority intervention for pulseless ventricular tachycardia

Defibrillation and CPR

500

This life-threatening complication can occur when a clot travels to the lungs

pulmonary embolism

500

the 6 P's are assessment findings associated with this emergency condition

Acute arterial occlusion

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