extra review Flashcards

1
Q

if you are assessing a patient and their rate pressure product is 12000 at rest what should you do

A

do no exercise patient

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2
Q

if the heart is failing will the BP be high or low

A

low

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3
Q

HR directly effects what

A

cardiac output

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4
Q

if a patient has a HR > 125 at rest what can we indicate

A

the heart is not getting enough time to fill

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5
Q

if a patient has a HR < 45 at rest what can we indicate

A

the heart is not pumping right

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6
Q

what is SaO2

A

oxygen in the blood

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7
Q

what is SpO2

A

estimate of oxygen in the blood
so it is an estimate of SaO2

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8
Q

if a patient has a decrease SpO2 by > 3% then they have a drop in what

A

SaO2

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9
Q

if a patient presents with a SpO2 < 90/88 then what would you do with the patient

A

not work with patient bc that is to big of a drop off and oxygen is leaving hemoglobin fast

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10
Q

if someone has a low Sao2 or SpO2 then what will happen to the respiration rate

A

it will increase to >30 bc the patient is trying to maintain SaO2

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11
Q

which procedures are designed for revascularization and are percutaneous

A

angioplasty
arthrecctomy
stenting

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12
Q

a patient with a sternatomy is advised to keep their elbows …

A

in

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13
Q

if a patient has a interaortal ballon pump in the femoral artery can you work with the patient?

A

no

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14
Q

if the patient is in supine how does that effect the preload?

A

increases it

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15
Q

how does vasodilation effect preload

A

decreases it

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16
Q

how does vasocontriction affection preload

A

increases it

17
Q

if you are seeing a patient and the FiO2 is set to 65 what should you do

A

do not work w the pateint

18
Q

are the bases or apices of the lung more perfused?

A

bases

19
Q

are the bases or apices of the lung more ventilated

A

apices

20
Q

epineprhine causes ____ of alpha receptors and ___- of beta receptors

A

vasocontriction
vasodilation

21
Q

pericardial effusion can casues cardiac ___-

A

tamponade

22
Q

pulmonary embolism is severe ____

A

hypoxemia

23
Q

Pulmonary HTN leaded to which sided HF

A

right vent failure

24
Q

pulmonary HTN is elevated presurre in pulmomary ____ which leads to and increased ___ for RV

A

artery
afterload

25
Q

what is the medical management of hypertension

A

ACE inhibiots
CA channel blockers
diuretic
beta blockers

26
Q

____ or ____ are used to treat rapid atrial flutter or fib

A

verapamil or digoxin

27
Q

what is the treatment for ventricular tachy/fib

A

ICD (implantable cardiac defibrillators that are basically like a shock)

28
Q

what is the main thing that determinants arrythmias

A

potassium

29
Q

____ and ___ are used as a meds to treat renal insufficieny by reducing the reabsorption of fluids at the kidneys

A

diuretics and lasix

30
Q

what is the treatment option for people with severe renal insufficiency

A

dialysis

31
Q

beta blockers have a ___ chronotropic effect

A

negative ( decrease HR)

32
Q

beta blockers ____ SNS vasocontriction

A

inhibit

33
Q

what is cardiac tamponade

A

elevated intracardiac pressure, limited ventricular diastolic filling and reduced SV

34
Q

what is defined as platlets less than 150000

A

thrombocytopenia

35
Q

when is an intraortic ballon pump used

A

severe HF , post op cardiac sx or cardiogenic shock

36
Q

intraortic ballon pump is a device used to temporarily restore ____

A

CO

37
Q

if a patient has a pacemaker what difference will you see on ECG

A

p wave is a straight line going up (pacemaker spike)

38
Q

what is the normal value for MAP

A

70-110

39
Q
A