Pulmonic stenosis ps - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Adult Echocardiography Review Questions Correct Answers The PLAX view allows ID of all of the following wall segments EXCEPT: A. Basal and mid-interventricular septum B. Basal and mid-posterior wall of the LV C. Infero-lateral wall of the LV D. LV apex -Answer- D Wall segments that are visualized in the PSAX view of LV at papillary muscle level include all of the following EXCEPT: A. Anterior septum B. Anterior wall C. Antero-inferior wall D. Antero-lateral wall -Answer- C LV wall s...

A complication of ventricular septal disease (VSD) when large defects are not fixed or longstanding left-to-right shunt causes hypertension (HTN) leading to a right-to-left shunt. - ANSWER- Eisenmenger Syndrome An asymptomatic or mild heart failure (HF) that occurs during infancy where the aorta and pulmonary artery fail to close. If it remains patent, oxygenated blood from the aorta returns to pulmonary circulation. [NCSBN] - ANSWER- Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) When does the ductus arte...

CMC Practice Questions - AACN While caring for a patient with an IABP at 3:1, the nurse notes: A. decreasing urine output as well as increasing BUN and CR levels; the nurse should increase timing to 2:1 B. absent pulses in the proximal extremity; the nurse should apply pressure at the insertion site. C. blood in the IABP tubing; the nurse should disconnect the balloon catheter from the IABP. D. blood oozing from the insertion site; the nurse should anticipate the need for an emergency fas...

MOCK TEST #5 CCI RCS Questions and answers. Latest version. Rated A the study of blood moving through the circulatory system - hemodynamics indicates the volume of blood moving during a particular time - flow (also called volume flow rate) units for flow - L/min indicates the speed of a fluid moving from one location to another - velocity units for velocity - cm/s 3 basic forms of blood flow - 1. pulsatile 2. phasic 3. steady occurs when blood moves with a variable vel...

CMC Practice Questions - AACN While caring for a patient with an IABP at 3:1, the nurse notes: A. decreasing urine output as well as increasing BUN and CR levels; the nurse should increase timing to 2:1 B. absent pulses in the proximal extremity; the nurse should apply pressure at the insertion site. C. blood in the IABP tubing; the nurse should disconnect the balloon catheter from the IABP. D. blood oozing from the insertion site; the nurse should anticipate the need for an emergency fas...

RCIS Practice. Test bank. Questions & Answers. 100% Accurate, rated A+ What is the formula for calculating cardiac output? - -CO = HR x SV *CO is the same in different size adults, circulating blood volume is different Stroke volume is related to preload or afterload? SV = How much blood pushed out each beat - -Preload What is preload & afterload? - -Preload = push (end diastolic volume) - How full of blood the heart is just before systole Afterload - pushback (total periphe...

NECLEX PEDIATRIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS EXAM 2022 Peds Cardiovascular Disorders 1. A 5-year-old girl Hannah is recently diagnosed with Kawasaki disease. Apart from the identified symptoms of the disease, she may also likely develop which of the following? A. Sepsis B. Meningitis C. Mitral valve disease D. Aneurysm formation 2. Clay is an 8-year-old boy diagnosed with heart failure. Which of the following shows that he is strictly following the directed therapeutic regime...

EM is treatment of Treatment of seriously ill/injured patients requires rapid assessment of illness and injuries and initiation of life preserving therapies• Timing is key, so a systematic approach that can be rapidly and accurately applied is crucial Initial Assessment • Preparation • Triage • Primary Survey (ABCDE's) • Resuscitation• Adjuncts to primary survey and Resuscitation • Secondary survey (Head to toe &Patient History) • Adjuncts to secondary survey • Con...

ABR Board Review Questions And Answers What is the cumulative DAP for fluoro studies? - ANS Depends on study time: Baseline, XR: 1 mGy*cm^2 GI/GU: 20-30 Gy*cm^2 median IR: ~200 Gy*cm^2 high IR (spine): 600 Gy*cm^2 What is the effective dose for fluoro studies? - ANS GI/GU: 6 mSv median: 30 mSv high (spine): 90 mSv How much dose does lens get from a head CT? - ANS 60 mGy How much dose dose an embryo get from an abdominal CT? - ANS 30...

NURS 232 PEDS EXAM 4 LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES Which of the following are clinical manifestations of HF? (select all apply) a) hepatomegaly and ascites b) bradypnea and cyanotic c) nasal flaring and retractions d) restlessness and irritability e) fluid retention and edema - Answer️️ -a) hepatomegaly and ascites c) nasal flaring and retractions d) restlessness and irritability e) fluid retention and edema *tachypnea, pallor, tac...