Anatomy
Pandora's Box
Signs/Symptoms
Terminology
Medications
100

4 Chambers of the Heart

What are the right/left atriums and ventricles

100

The heart receives its blood supply through these

What are the coronary arteries

100

Chest Pain that gets better with rest is common during this emergency

What is angina

100

When the heart stops pumping blood 

What is cardiac arrest

100

When giving O2 to a patient with a cardiac emergency this is what we titrate to

What is 34-100%

200

The first place blood enters the heart

What is the Right Atrium

200

This keeps the heart beating every minute of every day

What is electrical system

200

Pedal Edema is a common sign for this 

What is Heart Failure

200

General term used to describe specific signs and symptoms that indicate a cardiac emergency

What is cardiac compromise

200

Hypotension, headache, pulse rate changes, dizziness/lightheadedness

What are the side effects of Nitroglycerin
300

Powerhouse of the Heart

What is the left Ventricle
300
Returns blood from the head directly into the Superior Vena Cave

What is the jugular vein

300

Recent studies indicate that oxygen may be harmful to the heart even during an MI. American Heart Association recommends oxygen if these 2 things are present

What is an oxygen saturation of less than 94% and respiratory distress is present

300

Blood supply to a portion of the heart is interrupted

Myocardial infarction or Heart attack

300

History of Bleeding disorders, known allergy, history of ulcers

What are the contraindications to giving aspirin

400

Only Artery that carries deoxygenated blood

Pulmonary Artery

400

Purpose for blood to leave the heart and enter the lungs before it returns back to the heart

drop of carbon dioxide and pick up oxygen

400

These are bulging neck veins and they are a sign of 

What is JVD and heart failure

400

A condition that develops when  the heart is unable to pump blood effectively

What is heart failure

400

Minimum Systolic pressure for giving Nitroglycerin

What is 100

500

The valves between the atrium and ventricles both right and left side

What are Tricuspid and Bicuspid

500

oxygenated blood comes from the lungs through this

What is the Pulmonary Vein

500
Atypical signs of cardiac compromise in women,diabetics and the elderly

What is nausea/vomiting, general weakness and Indigestion 

500

The 3 components of the cardiovascular system

What is the heart, blood vessels and blood

500

Dosage for Nitroglycerin and Aspirin

What is 0.4 mg and 325mg