The 'Complex MS Cardiovascular Exam' assesses knowledge on heart-related medical conditions through EKG analysis and symptom identification. It covers changes in EKG patterns due to heart injuries, symptoms of angina, and differences in MI symptoms between genders.
JVD
Crackles and dyspnea
Oliguria
Dependent edema
Ascites
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False
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False
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V1-V4
V5 and V6
Lead 2
Lead 1
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ST elevation
Chest pain greater than 30 minutes
Diabetes
Recent trauma or surgery in past 10 days
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36 % and normal
36% and abnormal
40 % and normal
40% and abnormal
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A large, pronounced Q wave
A inverted T wave
A elevated ST segment
A inverted P wave
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Anterior MI
Lateral MI
Posterior MI
Septal MI
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Crackles in the lungs
Collapsed lung/atelectasis
Dyspnea
Frothy pink tinged sputum
Use of accessory muscles to breathe
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At heart level
Higher than the heart
Lower than the heart
I was in the bathroom when she talked about that
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Digibind
Protamine sulfate
Vitamin K
Narcan
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History of stroke
Asthma
Cancer
HTN
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Pulmonay edema
MI
Cardiogenic shock
Cardiac tamponade
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Lead 1
Lead 2
V1-V4
V5 and V6
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False
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False
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Blood Pressure
Pulse
Respirations
Temperature
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Thoracentesis
Administer diuretics
ACE inhibitors
Performing a pericardial window procedure
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Beta blockers
Calcium channel blockers
Nitrates
ACE inhibitors
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Should receive clot-busting therapy within 30 minutes of admit to ER
Should be sent to the cath lab within 120 minutes of admit to ER
Should receive clot-busting therapy within 90 minutes of admit to ER
Should be sent to the cath lab withing 90 minutes of admit to ER
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Hypertension
Pulmonary edema
Cardiogenic shock
Angina
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False
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Lisinopril (zestril)
Procardia
Metoprolol (Lopressor)
Nitroglycerin
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Fase
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It can be administered via IV for quicker results
It does not cause tachycardia
It does not cause hypertension
It does not constrict the CA so angina is not a side effect
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Sit the patient upright at 30 degrees
Administer dopamin 5-20mcg/kg/min to cause vasocontriction
Administer a fluid bolus
Administer NTG
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Preload, contractility
Afterload, contratility
Preload, cardiac output
Afterload, cardiac output
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A good rhythm
The dicrotic notch in the waves
Your patient's vital signs remain stable
Don't remember
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A normal PAP and just needs to be monitored
Pulmonary hypotension and needs a fluid bolus
Pulmonary hypertension and treatment with NTG and diuretics
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Angina attack
Hypertensive crisis
MI
Stroke
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Chest pain lasting < 15 minutes
Chest pain radiatin to the Left arm and jaw
Diaphoresis
Relief of symptoms with NTG administration
Brought on by exertion and stress
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More Fatigue
More nausea
Back Pain
Diaphoresis
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50, is sufficient
50, is not sufficient
67, is sufficient
67, is not sufficient
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JVD
Crackles and dyspnea
Oliguria
Dependent edema
Ascites
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Abrupt cessation of pain
More severe pain initially, then reduction of pain within 12 hours
Sudden onset of dysrhyhtmias
Resolution of ST elevations
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False
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December 10th
December 12th
December 17th
Who cares?
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120
110
100
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Bleeding at the site of insertion
UO
Pulse assessments
BP
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Increase in preload and afterload
Decrease in tissue perfusion
Decrease in CO
Decrease in contractility
Ischemia to organs
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JVD
Hypotension
Muffled heart sounds
Paradoxical pulse
A feeling of fulless in the chest
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Pt awaiting a cardiac transplant
Recovery from a MI
Cardiogenic shock
HTN
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