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NSG 222 with a focus on Unit 3 Preliminary test Exam Questions along with Certified Answers Latest updates 2024/2025 ECG - correct answer Diagnostic tool used to show electrical impulses generated by the heart during cardiac cycle. Can help dx: dysrhythmias, blockage, damage, infection or enlarg...

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NSG 222 with a focus on Unit 3 Preliminary
test Exam Questions along with Certified
Answers Latest updates 2024/2025

ECG - correct answer Diagnostic tool used to show electrical impulses generated by
the heart during cardiac cycle. Can help dx: dysrhythmias, blockage, damage, infection
or enlargement.


Emboli - correct answer Sudden obstruction of a blood vessel by debris. Blood clots,
CHO plaque, masses of bacteria, cancer cells, amniotic fluid, fat from marrow of broken
bones or air bubble from injection may lodge in vessel and obstruct.


Endarterectomy - correct answer Surgical removal of the lining of a blocked artery.


Endocarditis - correct answer Infection or inflammation of the heart valves or of the
lining of the heart.


Hyperlipidemia - correct answer Increase in lipids in the blood. High cholesterol: low
HDL, high LDL levels. Can be caused by obesity, poor diet or alcohol abuse.


Implantable Cardioverter/Defibrillator (ICD) - correct answer Device that delivers
electrical shock that completely depolarizes the myocardium, producing brief asystole.
This allows SA node to regain control of the electrical activity.


Infarct - correct answer An area of tissue that undergoes necrosis following cessation
of blood supply. Results from stenosis or occlusion of supplying artery.


Intermittent claudication - correct answer Cramping in leg muscles brought on by
predicable amount of walking and relieved by rest. This is a marker for peripheral
vascular disease of the aortoiliac, femoral or popliteal arteries. Occurs in pts with
atherosclerosis, decreased pulse and has thin/shiny limbs where the decreased blood
flow is.

, Ischemia - correct answer Temporary deficiency of blood flow to an organ/tissue.


Lumbar sympathectomy - correct answer Excision of a portion of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous system. Used to treat refractory sweating or
Raynaud's disease.


Murmur - correct answer Abnormal sound heard when listening to the heart or
neighboring large blood vessels. Does not indicate heart disease.


Pacemaker - correct answer Anything that influences the rate and rhythm of
occurrence of some activity or process.


Palpitations - correct answer Sensation of rapid or irregular beating of the heart. Most
are benign, premature ventricular/atrial contractions.


Pericarditis - correct answer Inflammation of the pericardium, marked by chest pain,
fever and an audible friction rub.


Percutaneous Coronary Intervention - correct answer PCI: Any procedure in which
catheters are placed within the coronary arteries to study them when they are
obstructed. Ex: balloon angioplasty, atherectomy and stent placement.


Positive Inotropic effect - correct answer -Sympathetic innervation of SA node
-increases FORCE of contraction


Premature ventricular contraction - correct answer When the ventricles beat before the
regular time. The ventricles receive an electrical signal from other place besides SA
node. If this happens more than 3 times in a row=ventricular tachycardia.


Myoglobin - correct answer Low-molecular weight protein that is 99-100% sensitive for
myocardial injury. Peak is 1-2 hours and declines after 7 hours, gone w/i 24 hours. Male
norm: <92, women: <76.

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