The 'Angina Pectoris by RNpedia. Com' quiz assesses knowledge on managing angina pectoris and related cardiovascular conditions. It covers emergency responses, medication instructions, and symptom recognition, crucial for nursing and healthcare professionals.
Angina pectoris
Atherosclerosis
Atheroma
Ischemia
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Decrease heart rate; increase activation of RAAS system
Increase cardiac output; decrease body fluid volume
Improve myocardial perfusion; reduce metabolic demand
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Smoking a cigarette
Eating and digesting a heavy meal
Running up the stairs or other physical activity
All of the above
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Decrease heart rate; increase activation of RAAS system
Increase cardiac output; decrease body fluid volume
Improve myocardial perfusion; reduce metabolic demand
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Unstable angina.
Intractable angina.
Variant angina.
Refractory angina.
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Atherosclerosis which ruptures, thrombus forms on top, often leading to complete occlusion
Atherosclerosis which reduces O2 to tissue
Atherosclerosis which ruptures, thrombus forms on top, always followed by breaking up and embolus formation leading to complete occlusion and infarction
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Increase O2 consumption; redistribution of coronary flow to infarct areas; relief of coronary spasm; improve perfusion to other organs
Decrease O2 consumption; redistribution of coronary flow to ischemic areas; relief of coronary spasm; improve perfusion
Decrease O2 consumption; redistribution of coronary flow to infarct areas; relief of coronary spasm; improve perfusion
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Vasodilation; dilation of large veins results in decreased after-load and decreased cardiac output
Vasodilation; dilation of large veins results in decreased pre-load and decreased cardiac output
Vasodilation; dilation of large veins results in decreased pre-load and decreased blood pressure
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2 to 5 g of a simple carbohydrate.
10 to 15 g of a simple carbohydrate
18 to 20 g of a simple carbohydrate.
25 to 30 g of a simple carbohydrate
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“When your chest pain begins, lie down, and place one tablet under your tongue. If the pain continues, take another tablet in 5 minutes.”
“Place one tablet under your tongue. If the pain is not relieved in 15 minutes, go to the hospital.”
“Continue your activity, and if the pain does not go away in 10 minutes, begin taking the nitro tablets one every 5 minutes for 15 minutes, then go lie down.”
“Place one Nitroglycerine tablet under the tongue every five minutes for three doses. Go to the hospital if the pain is unrelieved.
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Increase O2 consumption; redistribution of coronary flow to infarct areas; relief of coronary spasm; improve perfusion to other organs
Decrease O2 consumption; redistribution of coronary flow to ischemic areas; relief of coronary spasm; improve perfusion
Decrease O2 consumption; redistribution of coronary flow to infarct areas; relief of coronary spasm; improve perfusion
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Increased PKG which causes relaxation of smooth muscle
Increased PKG which causes relaxation of large veins and arteries
Decreased PKG which causes relaxation of smooth muscle
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Muscular.
Near the heart.
Non-hairy.
Over a bony prominence.
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Vasodilation; dilation of large veins results in decreased after-load and decreased cardiac output
Vasodilation; dilation of large veins results in decreased pre-load and decreased cardiac output
Vasodilation; dilation of large veins results in decreased pre-load and decreased blood pressure
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Angina pectoris
Cardiomyopathy
Left-sided heart failure
Right-sided heart failure
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Atherosclerosis which ruptures, thrombus forms on top, often leading to complete occlusion
Atherosclerosis which reduces O2 to tissue
Atherosclerosis which ruptures, thrombus forms on top, always followed by breaking up and embolus formation leading to complete occlusion and infarction
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Increased PKG which causes relaxation of smooth muscle
Increased PKG which causes relaxation of large veins and arteries
Decreased PKG which causes relaxation of smooth muscle
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