Cardiac Nursing Pre/Post Test

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1. Which chamber of the heart pumps oxygenated blood back into the circulatory system?

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The left ventricle pumps blood into the systemic circulation. The right atrium pumps blood to the right ventricle. The tricuspid valve is not a heart chamber. The right ventricle pumps blood to the lungs.

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Cardiac Nursing Pre/Post Test - Quiz

This pre/post test assesses your knowledge of cardiac nursing principles before and after study or training. It evaluates understanding of heart anatomy, cardiac disorders, diagnostic tools, and nursing care strategies for patients with cardiovascular conditions.

The test includes questions on cardiac monitoring, medication management, and emergency interventions. Suitable for nurses... see moreand healthcare trainees, it helps measure learning progress and identify areas that need improvement, ensuring readiness to deliver quality cardiac care. see less

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2. The name for the volume of blood in the ventricle immediately before it is ejected is:

Explanation

The correct answer is preload.Afterload is the resistance that the LV must pump against. Contractility is the squeezing ability of the LV.Automaticity is what allows the SA node to initiate an impulse.

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3. The rhythm below is best described as:

Explanation

Asystole

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4. Using the 6 second method or the rule of 10's, which of the following is the atrial rate if the number of P waves on a 6-second strip is 5?

Explanation

10x5=50

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5. Another name for ventricular contraction is:

Explanation

Systole is ventricular contraction.Diastole is ventricular filling. Repolarization occurs when cells return to their negative resting state.The sternum is the breast bone.

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6. Please answer true or false to the questions below.

Explanation

An untreated ventricular tachycardia may lead to ventricular fibrillation.Complete heart block may lead to asystole but,not ventricular fibrillation.

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7. The rhythm below is best described as:

Explanation

Normal sinus rhythm

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The rhythm below is best described as:






Please interpret the above rhythm.

Explanation

Atrial flutter

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The rhythm above is best described as:




Explanation

Supraventricular tachycardia

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10. When determining heart rate in a normal heart, you should always remember that the atrial rate is:

Explanation

In the normal heart,the atrial and ventricular rate are always equal.

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11. Indicate in the spaces provided whether the following statements related to sinus tachycardia are true.

Explanation

A-false. (tachycardia increases workload). B. false. First attempt to indentify the causes.C. True. D. True.

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12. Please place a check mark next to the rhythm or rhythms that would require a transcutaneous pacemaker.

Explanation

First degree heart block does not require treatment. Asystole requires CPR. Third degree heart block requires a pacemaker. Bradycardia with signs of poor perfusion requires a pacemaker. Atrial fibrillation requires meds or cardioversion.

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13. Please place a check mark next to the rhythm or rhythms that might require cardioversion.

Explanation

Rapid atrial fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia with a pulse would be rhythms acceptable for cardioversion. Third degree heart block requires a pacemaker. Asystole requires CPR.PEA requires CPR.

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14.  Please interpret the rhythm below.

Explanation

Third degree heart block

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15.  Please place a check mark next to the rhythm or rhythms that would require defibrillation.

Explanation

Asystole requires CPR, SVT requires cardioversion and/or meds. A fib requires meds and/or cardioversion.Ventricular fibrillation and pulseless ventricular tachycardia require defibrillation.

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Which chamber of the heart pumps oxygenated blood back into the...
The name for the volume of blood in the ventricle immediately before...
The rhythm below is best described as:
Using the 6 second method or the rule of 10's, which of the following...
Another name for ventricular contraction is:
Please answer true or false to the questions below.
The rhythm below is best described as:
The rhythm below is best described as:Please interpret the above...
The rhythm above is best described as:
When determining heart rate in a normal heart, you should always...
Indicate in the spaces provided whether the following statements...
Please place a check mark next to the rhythm or rhythms that would...
Please place a check mark next to the rhythm or rhythms that...
 Please interpret the rhythm below.
 Please place a check mark next to the rhythm or...
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