HS 2 3.02 Cardiovascular Diseases

Thomas receives blood clotting factors IV because he has :

• Hemolytic anemia

• Bradycardia

• Varicose veins

• Hemophilia

Mr. Jacobs was bed bound for two weeks and he developed a blood clot in his legs.

• This is an embolus

• This is atrial fibrillation

• This is a thrombus.

• This is ventricular PVC's

Sue has decreased iron and therefore has:

• Hemophilia and therefore increased chance of bleeding

• Anemia and decreased ability to carry Oxygen to cells

• Hemolytic transfusion reaction and therefore fever, back pain, potentially life threatening

• Atherosclerosis and therefore increased chance of heart attack

Systolic pressure is

• The top number recorded in for Blood Pressure readings /measurement

• The bottom number when recording blood pressure measurement.

• When the heart is relaxed.

• Pressure in the right atrium only.

Laquisha inherited a blood disorder from her both her parents. She has recurrent crisis that involve very painful joints. Dehydration makes the crisis more likely, but being fully hydrated does not prevent the crisis. She has

• Iron deficiency anemia

• Leukemia

• Angina

• Sickle cell anemia

Diastolic is when the heart is

• contracting and pushing blood out.

• relaxed and pushing blood out

• contracting and receiving blood

• relaxed and receiving blood

Richaud was in a motor cycle accident and had multiple skin breaks including a compound fracture. He is now in the ICU with multiple invasive lines and tubes. He is at risk for:

• Atherosclerosis

• multiple myloma

• Septicemia

• Hemophilia

Your friends grandfather looks pale, sweaty and is breathing hard. He is sitting in his chair with his hand on his chest. So you...

• You don't do anything, you may embarrasse him.

• You ask if he is ok, when he says yes, you go back to what you where doing.

• Are concerned he may be having a heart attack. You call 911.

• You call his adult children and let them decide.