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2nd or 3rd block have a - CORRECT ANSWER: pacemaker
- A client in a cardiology clinic states chest pain occurs every time with mowing the
lawn, and subsides with rest. The first priority of client teaching from the nurse should be: -
CORRECT ANSWER: c. Asking about family history of cardiac
56 year old history HTN smoker has chest pain - CORRECT ANSWER: administer O2
or cardioversion
A catheter is inserted in the right radial artery to monitor the client's blood pressure.Which assessment finding indicates that a complication of arterial pressure monitoring
is occurring? - CORRECT ANSWER: The right hand is numb and pale
A client complains of pruritus and rash on the chest while receiving an intravenous antibiotic. What is the first action the client's nurse should take? - CORRECT ANSWER: Stop the antibiotic infusion
A client had a cardiac catheterization procedure and has a left femoral procedure site.Appropriate post-catheterization teaching by the nurse include which instruction? -
CORRECT ANSWER: Client should put hand on puncture site if coughing
A client has an order for Nitroglycerin to infuse at 5mcg/minute. The Nitroglycerin infusion has a concentration of 50 mg in 500 ml. How many ml per hour should the
pump be set at? (Round to the nearest whole number). - CORRECT ANSWER: 3
A client has atrial fibrillation. What drug does the nurse anticipate will be prescribed to
prevent a stroke? - CORRECT ANSWER: Warfarin
A client in septic shock needs to have a central line inserted. Prior to the procedure being perform, what is the first action the nurse needs to do? - CORRECT ANSWER: Asses the client's understanding of the procedure
A client in shock has the following assessment findings: low blood pressure, low SVR, angioedema, wheezing, and tachycardia. What is the possible cause of this shock? -
CORRECT ANSWER: Recent seafood meal
A client is in anaphylactic shock and has warm flush skin and bounding pulses. The nurse 1 / 2
would expect to administer which medication? - CORRECT ANSWER: Norepinephrine
(Levophed)
A client is scheduled for a coronary angiogram because of ST segment elevation on the EKG. Which of the following medications needs to be held prior to the angiogram to
prevent kidney injury? - CORRECT ANSWER: Metformin
A client who weighs 68 kg has an order for a Heparin infusion at 12 units/kg/hour. The concentration available is 25,000 units of Heparin in 250ml. How many ml/hour should the pump be set at? (Round to the nearest 10 th decimal place). - CORRECT
ANSWER: 8.2
A client with a cardiac tamponade has a Pulmonary Artery Pressure (PAP) catheter inserted and the PAP readings were elevated. A pericardiocentesis is performed, the
nurse expects the client to have which hemodynamic reading? - CORRECT ANSWER:
Elevated CVP
A client with a full code status develops ventricular fibrillation. Which action would be appropriate for the nurse to delegate to an unlicensed assistant personnel (UAP) during
the code? - CORRECT ANSWER: Bring crash cart in the coding client's room
A client with Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) will exhibit which clinical
manifestation? - CORRECT ANSWER: Clotting and bleeding
A client with septic shock has a central venous pressure reading (CVP) of 1 mm Hg .Which of these healthcare provider orders would the nurse anticipate? - CORRECT
ANSWER: Increase the normal saline rate to 150 ml/hour
A client with septic shock has hemodynamic monitoring in place. What finding would
the nurse expect to see in this client? - CORRECT ANSWER: Hypotension
A client's BP is 100/43. What is the mean arterial pressure (MAP)? - CORRECT
ANSWER: 62
A nurse finds a client in sinus bradycardia with a heart rate of 44 beats/minute, BP of 76/42. The client is complaining of dizziness and is diaphoretic. What is the drug of
choice for this client? - CORRECT ANSWER: Atropine
a nurse is caring for a cleint with bp 82/46 and sinus tachy - CORRECT ANSWER:
administer fluid IV bolus normal saline or metoprolol
A nurse is caring for a client after a coronary bypass artery surgery and complains of incisional pain when deep breathing. Which intervention should the nurse perform? -
CORRECT ANSWER: Encourage the client to take pain relief medication
A nurse is caring for a client in cardiogenic shock. The health care provider prescribes a
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