WorksheetsK-Patient Assessment 3
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The Pulmonary Artery Pressure (PAP) is reading 30/10 our problem is located where?
a)
Right Side of the Heart
b)
Left Side of the Heart
c)
Lungs
2.
What is the normal Central Venous Pressure (CVP) in cmH2O?
a)
4-12cmH2O
b)
2-6cmH2O
c)
10-12cmH2O
3.
What shall you do if you do not see distinct high and low values while monitoring the PAP?
a)
check to see if balloon is deflated
b)
go on break
c)
inflate the balloon
4.
If a blood clot occurs in the pulmonary artery cath, what is to be done to the catheter?
a)
give heparin
b)
Aspirate, Flush, and Rotate
c)
go meet up with a fellow RT
d)
go to lunch tell the nurse to deal with it
5.
What treatment is use for low blood pressure?
a)
Vasodilators
b)
Oxygen therapy
c)
Vasoconstrictors
d)
Bronchodilators
6.
What type of catheter is use to monitor systolic, diastolic and mean arterial pressures?
a)
Indwelling arterial catheter with (strain-gauge) transducer
b)
Peripherally inserted central catheter
c)
Swan-Ganz catheter
d)
Arterial line
7.
If transducer is above the catheter, blood pressure readings are ______.
a)
Higher
b)
Lower
c)
Normal
d)
Bubbling
8.
For standard pulmonary artery catheters, the distal port with balloon deflated measures
a)
CVP
b)
PCWP
c)
PAP
d)
PVR
9.
The proximal catheter port measures
a)
PAP
b)
CVP
c)
PCWP
d)
PVR
10.
What is the most accurate instrument to measure COHb, O2Hb and other non-functional hemoglobin?
a)
Blood has analyzer
b)
Co-oximeter/Hemoximeter
c)
Transcutaneous monitor
d)
Capnograph
11.
What will increase the TcPO2 to read higher than the PaO2?
a)
Torn membrane
b)
Poor connections
c)
Air leaks
d)
Anemia
12.
What’s the factor used to convert mmHg/L/min to dynes
a)
80
b)
10
c)
-20
d)
5
13.
What’s the normal range for pvr in mm and dynes?
a)
2.5 mm/1600 dynes
b)
4.0 mm/ 2800 dynes
c)
2.5 mm/200 dynes
d)
4.0mm/200 dynes
14.
What is the RSBI equation?
a)
RR + Vt(ml)
b)
RR x Vt(L)
c)
RR / Vt(ml)
d)
RR / Vt(L)
15.
Qt divided by HR will give you what?
a)
Alveolar perfusion
b)
Cardiac index
c)
Stroke volume
d)
Ejection fraction
16.
What is the normal range for pulse oximetry?
a)
80-90
b)
93-97
c)
70-85
d)
69-96
17.
When attempting to diagnose a patient with a sleep disorder what device is indicated as a screening tool?
a)
Overnight camera
b)
Overnight microphone
c)
Overnight pulse oximeter
d)
Overnight temperature
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