NHA Module 9 Version 3.0

What is the primary purpose of preparing patients for EKG or ambulatory cardiac monitoring procedures?

• To diagnose diabetes

• To monitor blood sugar levels

• To assess cardiovascular health

• To measure lung capacity

Which of the following is important for identifying types of leads and proper anatomical electrode placement?

• Understanding of anatomy

• Knowledge of dietary habits

• Familiarity with medication

• Experience in physical therapy

What should be recognized in abnormal or emergent EKG results?

• High cholesterol

• Dysrhythmia

• Low blood sugar

• Dehydration

Which type of monitoring is used for stress tests and Holter monitoring?

• Blood glucose monitoring

• Ambulatory cardiac monitoring

• Respiratory monitoring

• Neurological monitoring

What is the purpose of transmitting EKG results to the patient's electronic medical record?

• To share with insurance companies

• To update family members

• To provide information to healthcare providers

• To post on social media

What is essential for ensuring proper functioning and storage of EKG equipment?

• Regular maintenance

• Frequent use

• Random testing

• Ignoring manufacturer guidelines

What should be minimized during EKG procedures to ensure accurate results?

• Patient movement

• Artifacts

• Noise levels

• Light exposure

What can cause signal distortions and electrical interference in EKG readings?

• Proper electrode placement

• Fuzz and wandering baseline

• Correct lead selection

• Patient relaxation

What is important to consider regarding patient characteristics during EKG testing?

• Dietary preferences

• Anatomy and medical condition

• Sleep patterns

• Exercise routine

Which supplies are necessary for EKG procedures?

• Stethoscope and thermometer

• Paper, correct leads, razor, tape

• Blood pressure cuff and scale

• Syringes and needles