anatomy and physiology
Diagnostic tests
Disorders 1
Medications
Disorders 2
100
How many chambers are there in the heart
What is four
100

which 2 laboratory reports that are used to determine myocardial damage

What is CK-MB and Troponin 

100
age related changes that affect the peripheral circulation include
What is sclerosed blood vessels
100

Metoprolol, Nadolol, Atenolol, and Propranolol are types of this drug classification. 

Beta-adrenergic blockers 

100
the patient says I have to sleep in a recliner and I have a hacking cough you suspect
What is left sided heart failure
200
the three layers of the heart
What is epicardium, myocardium, endocardium
200
the most useful diagnostic tool for evaluating the patient with heart failure
What is echocardiogram
200

chills, small petechiae in the mouth and on the legs and a heart murmur are characteristic of

What is endocarditis

200

The Patient is taking Lasix for Congestive Heart Failure, what will the nurse monitor for effectiveness 

The Patients urinary output 

200

the patient has edema and red, scaly skin on the leg you suspect

What is stasis

300
the contracting muscle of the heart
What is myocardium
300
a patient with a pacemaker or implanted defibrillator should not have what diagnostic test
What is MRI
300

When assessing your Patient, You notice your patient has a irregular Radial Pulse, when looking at your patients history you notice that they are on a blood thinner and Diltiazem, they have a history of which atrial conduction disorder?

Atrial Fibrillation 

300
the patient is taking Coumadin, when monitoring lab values the nurse knows that the international normalized ratio (INR) should be
what is between 2 and 3
300

An Acute MI cause by complete interruption of blood flow that causes ST elevation is reffered to as a ____

STEMI (ST-elevation-MI)

400
the pacemaker of the heart is
What is SA node
400

after an angiogram with the insertion site in the left groin, which 3 interventions the nurse will implement include

What is checking pedal pulses, checking color and warmth of left leg frequently

400
the difference between primary and secondary hypertension
What is secondary hypertension is caused by another disorder like renal disease
400

Captopril, Enalapril, and Lisinopril are examples of which drug classification?

ACE inhibitors 

400
the client complains of chest pain, shortness of breath and is visibly anxious and has a diagnosis of thrombophlebitis the patient has what life threatening complication
What is pulmonary embolism
500
encases and protects the heart from trauma
What is pericardial sac
500

Which Laboratory Test is used to indicate congestive Heart failure ?

BNP (Brain Natriuretic Peptide)

500
characteristic signs of angina pectoris
What is substernal pain that radiates down the left arm
500

The patient is taking Digoxin, what nursing intervention will you preform prior to giving this drug?  

Apical Heart Rate 

500

the patient is recovering from a myocardial infarction, the nurse teaches the patient to breath through the mouth during a bowel movement to avoid

What is Valsalva maneuver