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Cardiovascular Emergencies

Cardiovascular Emergencies

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3 Slides • 13 Questions

1

Multiple Choice

How often does someone in the US die from Cardiovascular Disease?

1

Every 1 hour

2

Every 34 seconds

3

Every Minute

4

Every 2 hours

2

​pathiophysiology

3

Multiple Choice

Reduced or restricted blood flow to heart tissue is known as ...

1

Embolism

2

Atherosclerosis

3

Myocardial

Ischemia

4

Plaque

4

Multiple Choice

A severe enough blockage that occurs in a coronary artery will cause ...

1

Hypertension

2

Acute Myocardial Infarction

3

Stroke

4

High Cholesterol

5

Multiple Choice

This is a blood clot becomes stuck in a blood vessel and largely obstructs the flow of blood is ...

1

Thrombus

2

Embolism

3

Artheroscelorsis

4

None of these

6

​Cardiac emergencies

7

Multiple Choice

In the case of Stable Angina, as demand decreases, so does the discomfort

1

True

2

False

8

Multiple Choice

All presentations of an Acute Myocardial Infraction are the same

1

True

2

False

9

Multiple Choice

Left sided heart failure results in

1

Peripheral

Edema

2

Cold, Clammy Skin

3

Pain in lower extremities

4

Pulmonary

Edema

10

Multiple Choice

Hypertension is any blood pressure of (and above)

1

150/80

2

140/100

3

130/100

4

140/90

11

Multiple Choice

A Systolic BP of <90 is an early indicator of cardiogenic shock

1

True

2

False

12

​BLS Resuscitation

13

Multiple Choice

The links in the Chain of Survival are intended to increase the chances of ...

1

Return of Spontaneous Circulation

2

Accurately diagnosing the cause of cardiac arrest

3

Determining the right treatment plan for a cardiac arrest

14

Multiple Select

Which of the following rhythms are shockable by an AED ?

1

Pulseless Ventricular

Tachycardia

2

Ventricular

Fibrillation

3

Asystole

4

Bradycardia

15

Multiple Choice

The first step in initiating your treatment for a (known) cardiac arrest is ...
(after scene safety and PPE)

1

Opening the Airway

2

Checking Breathing

3

Start

Compressions

4

Check

for Bleeding

16

Multiple Choice

If you witness a cardiac arrest, you should wait for the AED to be ready prior to starting compressions

1

True

2

False

How often does someone in the US die from Cardiovascular Disease?

1

Every 1 hour

2

Every 34 seconds

3

Every Minute

4

Every 2 hours

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