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WorksheetsAH Final First 2 Tests
Total questions: 111
Worksheet time: 57mins
Wheezing on expiration happens with?
Asthma
Bronchitis
Chest pain happens on affected side. You may have relief laying on that same side with it referring to back, neck, and abdomen. It could be a sign of many things included pleurisy. Pleurisy is lining that seperates the ...?
Lungs
Heart
Liver
Clubbing of the fingers is a sign of what type of hypoxic conditions?
Chronic
Acute
Central cyanosis is bluish skin, a _ sign of hypoxia.
Immediate
Late
Early
With labored breathing, you lose weight due to the work of breathing. Abdominal and intercostal muscle usage happens during which phase?
Inspiration
Expiration
Which one do you hear over the neck?
Stridor
Wheezing
Crackles
Friction Rub
Evaluates gas exchange. Hold bronchodilators, remove dentures, and don't smoke or eat 4-6 hrs before. What test am I?
LFT
PFT
AFT
CFT
Collect before abx first; initials are in 24 hrs; finals in 48-72 hrs. What am?
Biopsy
Culture
Urinalysis
NPO is not required. Pts should be able to hold their breath and not cough. Which am I?
X-Ray
CT
Nuclear Scan
MRI
There may be a loud thumping/humming sound. Pts should be able to lie flat for how long?
60-120 mins
30-90 mins
0-60 mins
Allows you to look directly at the lungs. Pts should be NPO 4-8 hrs to prevent aspiration, remove dentures. Small amounts of blood tinged sputum in first 24 hrs is fine. What am I?
Broncoscopy
Thoracentesis
Biopsy
Echocardiogram
After this procedure, pts should remain NPO until gag reflex returns. I am used for the diagnosis of cancer.
Broncoscopy
Thoracentesis
Biopsy
Echocardiogram
Pts are asked to take a deep breath, hold, and not cough. I can be done at the bedside. What am I?
Broncoscopy
Thoracentesis
Biopsy
Echocardiogram
Pneumonia within 48 hrs of hospitalization?
Community
Hospital Acquired
Ventilation
Anosmia is loss of smell. Ageusia is the loss of _?
Hearing
Taste
Vision
Movement
For pts with pneumonia, the should use incentive spirometer hourly. What type of questions should you ask?
Yes/No
T/F
Open-Ended
Rhetorical
Sepsis would be expected with temp 100+, HR>90, RR>20, and WBC greater than _?
12k
15k
7k
With septic shock, perfusion is?
Adequate
Not adequate
To prevent aspiration, keep HOB at 30-45 degrees, use sedatives sparingly, confirm placement of tubes w/ x-ray and get swallow evaluation done by who?
Respiratory Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Speech Therapist
Emphysema is impaired O2/CO2 exchange; destruction d/t distended alveoli which leads to increase in _?
Oxygenation
Acidosis
Deadspace
Alkalosis
COPD pts experience a great deal of work to breath, lose weight, use accessory muscles, and tend to lean _?
backward
forward
sideways
Cor pulmonale is the enlargement of which side of the heart d/t disease of the lungs?
Left
Right
Middle
To avoid toxicity in pts with COPD, administer O2 w/ caution. Aim to get O2 to which level or higher? (Select the target)
85%
90%
92%
95%
Cachexia is muscle weakness/wasting. The goal of COPD care is to decrease the work of breathing. Clients are encouraged to eat 6 small meals a day, take SABA before meals, consume extra carbs/protein, and increase fluid intake to 3L unless contraindicated.
How long should a client rest before eating?
15 mins
30 mins
60 mins
45 mins
I reduce respirations, increase alveolar ventilation, and help expel air during expiration, which technique am I?
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Pursed Lip Breathing
Pulmonary Rehab
Tripod Position
I prolong exhalation, prevent colapse of bronchioles, and control rate/depth of expiration, which technique am I? Note: I can reduce feeling of panic.
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Pursed Lip Breathing
Pulmonary Rehab
Tripod Position
I am a 6 wk program. Pts engaged in practices and training to improve their quality of life.
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Pursed Lip Breathing
Pulmonary Rehab
Tripod Position
I aim to decrease the work of breathing. Pts sit with their arms on the table or sit with arms on knees.
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Pursed Lip Breathing
Pulmonary Rehab
Tripod Position
Pt is experiencing respiratory failure? Select all that apply
Tachypnea
Tachycardia
Bradycardia
Infection
Asymetric chest movement with absence of breath sounds on one side.
PE
HF
Pneumothorax
COPD
For asthma, which are not abortive. This meds are for maintenance/long-term tx.
Albutereold
Salmeterol
Leukotriene Modifiers
Corticosteroids
The pt can't take albuterol and other SABA, what would be an alternative?
Anticholinergic
Antihistamine
Antibiotic
Leukotriene Modifiers
Corticosteroids are anti-inflammatory. After administration with a spacer, what should happen?
Rinse mouth
Brush teeth
Clean spacer
Lean forward
Pts w/ asthma will speak in words, not sentences and sit forward. What helps their smooth muscles relax?
PO Mg Sulfate
IV Mag Sulfate
PO Ca Sulfate
IV Ca Sulfate
Pt has pulmonary congestion, crackles, S3, and gallop. Which condition might I be?
Left-sided HF
Right-sided HF
There is some congestion, but JVD, edema, and hepatomegaly, ascites, and weight gain are tell-tale signs. Which condition might I be?
Left-sided HF
Right-sided HF
I am an early diastolic condition associated with low pitch and poor systolic function or volume overload. The mitral valve pushes blood into a full ventricle. Which heart sound might I be?
S3
S4
S2
I am a late diastolic condition d/t poor diastolic funciton. The atrial kick squeezes blood into a stiff ventricle. Which heart sound might I be?
S3
S4
S2
There is an increase in RR and decrease in PaO2, which stage of heart failure is the patient experiencing?
Early
Later
Further Progression
With treatment for acute decompensated HF there is an increase in O2, reduction in fluid, and improvement of ventricular function. Ultimately, the hearts contractility will increase. Which meds are inotropic?
Milrinone
Dobutamine
Salmeterol
Aspirin
A pt with PE should change their position. Which best represents the new position?
Raise HOB to 30-45 degrees
Lay supine
Upright, legs dangling
HF pts should limit Na to 2g/day, get exercise up to 30 mins/day, and wait 2 hrs after eating for activity. Which is the best diagnostic tool?
EKG
Echocardiogram
Endoscopy
Cardiac Catheterization
Which help with cholesterol or TG?
ACE
ARB
BB
CCB
Statin
Which slow HR?
ACE
ARB
BB
CCB
Statin
With atherosclerosis, pts need to focus on _.
modifiable factors
oxygenation
improving qualify of life
decreasing anxiety
With angina pectoris, relief w/ rest or NTG is?
Stable
Unstable
Acute
Female pts may have a varied set of s/s like pressures, squeezing, upper body pain, cold sweat, and nausea, they may be suffering from what?
Heart Attack
Stroke
PE
Flatulence
Which vasodilate; increase blood flow to the heart?
NTG
BB
CCB
Aspriin
Heparin
Which decreases oxygen demand?
NTG
BB
CCB
Aspriin
Heparin
Which decrease workload by lowering HR and BP?
NTG
BB
CCB
Aspirin
Heparin
You're not at the hospital and pt has chest pain. You give NTG, what do you do next?
Wait 5 mins
Call 911
Give 2nd dose
Give 3rd dose
With ACS, there is alot going on. Cardiac catheterization allows visual inspection of vessels, what is the biomarker?
Troponin
Elevated ST
Succinylcholine
ALT/LFT
Which is the widow maker? Found at the anterior wall of the heart. I am not the common one.
LAD
RCA
I result in abnormal biomarkers and ST changes in at least 2 leads. Which one am I?
NSTEMI
STEMI
USA
PQRST is done with which type of assessment?
Breathing
Pain
Health
Mental
MONA is used for patients dealing with _?
Malaise
Chest Pain
Respiration
Perfusion
STEMI protocol requires quick action w/ best response in _ minutes.
30 mins
60 mins
90 mins
120 mins
Atorvastatin is used for cholesterol and triglycerides, monitor which organ's function?
Liver
Kidney
Spleen
Gallbladder
NTG pills _ be put in a container with other meds.
cannot
can
may
Which one am I?
Note: Pts may have low K.
PAC
PVC
SVT
Which one am I?
Note: Pts may have low K and low Mg.
PAC
PVC
SVT
Vagal stimulation may cause _?
Bradycardia
Tachycardia
Sinus Rhythm
Pts may be diagnosed at an early age. They may be thin or experienced recent weight loss. This type of diabetes is due to loss of _ cell function in the pancreas. Which one am I? Note: Pts may develop DKA with this type of diabetes.
alpha
beta
gamma
Pts can develop HHS with this type of diabetes, develop the condition later in life, and are often obese. Oh yeah, they take metformin too. Which type of diabetes am I?
T2
T1
A pts BG should be monitored for 1-2 hrs, insulin will be held unless BG = 200+, and we discontinue metformin 24-48 hrs prior to, what is the pt being prepared for?
surgery
discharge
room change
paracentesis
For pts with peripheral neuropathy, what should you do if a wound hasn't healed in 24 hrs?
ask for staples or stiches
contact provider
apply a dressing
assess for infection
What would a pt with anemia get?
Packed RBC
PLT
Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP)
The pt won't stop bleeding, what would they get?
Packed RBC
PLT
Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP)
Obtain blood from bank after the IV is setup, confirm prescription for blood, and do all of the other checks for type and match. What should happen before going to get the blood?
Note: change tubing after every 2 units; run pure RBC for 2+ hrs; blood runs for 4 hrs max; monitor for first 15 mins
Educate about s/s of reaction
Get informed consent from pt
Warm blood
After a PLT transfusion, how long should you wait to order the PLT count?
30 mins
60 mins
24 hrs
48 hrs
The donor's blood is not compatible w/ the pt; this type of reaction is seen w/ as little as 10 mL of packed RBC. Which am I?
Acute hemolytic reaction
Chronic hemolytic reaction
Febrile non-hemolytic reaction
Antibiodies create a reaction that occurs with pts that have past transfusions. Fever onset may be in 2 hrs; antipyretics help with the fever
Acute hemolytic reaction
Transfusion allergic reaction
Febrile non-hemolytic reaction
This type of reaction is due to plasma proteins in the blood. You may administer antihistamines and other meds prior to transfusion. Pt may develop urticaria, what reaction am I?
Acute hemolytic reaction
Transfusion allergic reaction
Febrile non-hemolytic reaction
A transfusion overload has s/s of dyspnea, orthopnea, tachycardia, JVD, crackles, and more. What is a best practice to avoid this complication? Select all that apply.
Diuretic prior to transfusion
Diuretic btw transfusions
Diuretic post-transfusion
Barium would result in a white stool. Which allows evaluation of the upper GI?
Barium Enema
Barium White
Barium Swallow
Barium would result in a white stool. Which allows evaluation of the lower GI?
Barium Enema
Barium White
Barium Swallow
Which requires that you check for shellfish/iodine allergy?
X-Ray
CT Scan
EEG
LFT
With this exam, loss of gag reflex is expected; pts will be NPO until it returns. You can see the esophageal, gastric, and duodenal mucosa. Which am I?
TEE
EGD
CT
EKG
I am the distruction of the mucosal barrier that protects the stomach tissue; I am caused by H. Pylori. There is relief w/ eating. What am I?
Peptic Ulcer Disease
Gastritis
Celiac Disease
Peritonitis
There is an erosion of the membrane in the stomach and close regions. It feels like a full, gnawing pain or burning. A 72-hr diet diary may be helpful. If a pt developed orthostatic hypotension, a provider should be notified. Which am I?
Peptic Ulcer Disease
Gastritis
Celiac Disease
Peritonitis
I am an immune response to products that contain gluten. S/S: diarrhea, steatorrhea, abdominal pain/distention, fart, and weight loss. What am I?
Peptic Ulcer Disease
Gastritis
Celiac Disease
Peritonitis
I am inflammation of the peritoneum - diffuse, constant, and more intense. Movement aggravates my pain. Pts suffer from a variety of effects including dehydration. Vitals are required every 4 hrs; pts sometime receive TPN. What am I?
Peptic Ulcer Disease
Gastritis
Celiac Disease
Peritonitis
Pre-umbilical pain in the lower right quadrant; I present as a low-grade fever and rebound tenderness. There will likely be elevated WBC and C-reative protein. Post-op put pt in high fowlers. What am I?
Appendicitis
Diverticular Disease
Intestinal Obstruction
Crohn's Disease
Ulcerative Colitis
I am a sac-like formation that could result in fistulas. Avoid triggers like popcorn and peanuts. Diagnosis can be made with a colonoscopy. What am I?
Appendicitis
Diverticular Disease
Intestinal Obstruction
Crohn's Disease
Ulcerative Colitis
Pt complains of wavelike/colicky pain and passage of blood and mucus w/ no stool or flatus. What am I?
Note: Loops in the larger organ can be seen in abdominal wall.
Intestinal Obstruction
Atherosclerosis
Vein Occclusion
Artery Blockage
Which describes the auscultation of bowel sounds w/ a pt that has a large bowel obstruction?
Hyperactive then hypoactive
Hypoactive then hyperactive
I am a regional enteritis that provides relief w/ bowel movement. Can present anywhere in the GI tract. Pts have fistulas and/or abdominal mass. What am I?
Appendicitis
Diverticular Disease
Intestinal Obstruction
Crohn's Disease
Ulcerative Colitis
Ulcerative/inflammatory disease of the large intestine only; can result in sever bleeding, and fistulas. If fluid runs out (IV) hang 10% dextrose (at night). Goal = normal bowel sounds w/ relief of pain/cramping. What am I?
Appendicitis
Diverticular Disease
Intestinal Obstruction
Crohn's Disease
Ulcerative Colitis
Bubble on abdominal wall for small intestine; stool will be liquidy.
Ileostomy
Colostomy
Drink fluids only until I work, pts can better regulate function.
Ileostomy
Colostomy
Think Humalog; pts must eat in 5-15 or they could experience severe hypoglycemia. Peaks in1 hr; duration is 2-4 hrs. What am I?
Rapid
Regular
Basal
NPH
Very-Long
The clear type, this type of insulin can be given in combo or monotherapy - think Humulin-R. Don't give w/ glargine and glulisine. NPH is cloudy. Which one am I?
Rapid
Regular
Basal
NPH
Very-Long
Type 1 diabetics usually use it, some T2 can use it too. It is a long-acting insulin.
Which am I?
Rapid
Regular
Basal
NPH
Very-Long
Think Novolin; I appear white/cloudy with onset in 2-4 and peak in 4-12 hrs. Roll me in btw hands while drawing medication.
Which am I?
Rapid
Regular
Basal
NPH
Very-Long
Some options are Glargine or Detimir. I function over 24 hrs. Which am I?
Rapid
Regular
Basal
NPH
Very-Long
Pts have a loss of cognitive function, subtle memory loss, or difficulty completing normal activities. What can they be showing signs of?
Schizophrenia
Alzheimer's
Raynaud's
Crohn's
Changes may need to take place at home to ensure safety and prevent falls. Ocurs in men more than women. I am a disorder of the CNS that affects movement. What am I?
Schizophrenia
Alzheimer's
Parkinson's
Crohn's
If a pt is on 3 HTN meds without success and needs a 4th, to get it under control, what may they be experiencing?
Resistant HTN
Compliant HTN
HTN Crisis
HTN Emergency
HTN Urgency
Pt has a 180/120, or one without the other. There is no sign of organ damage (or potential), what might I be?
Resistant HTN
Compliant HTN
HTN Crisis
HTN Emergency
HTN Urgency
BP is high, high. There is sign of worsening organ damage. What might I be?
Resistant HTN
Compliant HTN
HTN Crisis
HTN Emergency
HTN Urgency
During a hypertensive crisis, with aortic disection, reduce BP to <120 in 1st hr. With severe preeclampsia, reduce BP to <140 in first hr. In other cases, reduce BP by no more than _ in the first hr. What percentage is recommended?
25%
35%
50%
15%
A pt is dealing with a great deal of cramping/pain or claudication with some degree of exercise. What might the pt be suffering from?
PAD
CAD
PE
HTN
ABI is the ratio of the BP at the right ankle divided by the BP in the right _?
carotid
ankle
arm
leg
wrist
What medication would be given for claudication?
Cliostazol
Aspirin
Methadone
Glargine
Bypass grafting often involves which arteries? Select all that apply.
Radial
Brachial
Femoral
Popliteal
Which one uses a balloon?
Note: Stents/grafts reduce the risk of re-stenosis. With some procedures, pts can go home same day or next day.
Angiography
Angioplasty
Cardiogram
Cardioplasty
Nursing care for PAD would recommend raising limb to?
level of the heart
above the heart
below the heart
With DVT, best practice for nursing care would expect that the legs are _ the heart at bedrest.
level of the heart
above the heart
below the heart
Arterial leg ulcers result in unrelenting, ischemic pain at rest. Venous ulcers present heavy/aching pain and can be painless. Which are at medial side of hallux or 5th toe?
Note: The other is medial/laterla to malleolus
Arterial leg ulcer
Venous leg ulcer
Which procedure allows for diagnosis of varicose veins?
Duplex ultrasound
MRI
CT Scan
Vascularoscopy
I am swelling/redness and pain. i can present with a fever. At specific spots, I display as redness w/ pitting/orange-peel appearance. What am I?
Cellutitis
Fistula
Melanoma
Hives
