This post-test focuses on the management of chronic heart failure, assessing knowledge on systolic and diastolic heart failure, exacerbation conditions, and treatment guidelines per the American Heart Association. Essential for healthcare providers managing heart conditions.
Infections like a UTI or pneumonia
Medication non-adherence
Anemia
Atrial fibrillation
All of the above
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Cough
Change in usual SOB
Palpitations
Increased fatigue
B and D
All of the above
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True
False
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True
False
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The primary cause of systolic heart failure is coronary artery disease causing impaired heart muscle contraction
Is a ventricle filling problem
Equates to an ejection fraction of 55%
A and B
All of the above
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Antiarrhythmics, ACE, Calcium channel blockers
NSAIDS, antiarrthythmics, calcium channel blockers
Beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, NSAIDS
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ACE inhibitors
Calcium Channel blockers
Fluid restriction of < 3 liters/day
All of the above
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Components of both are seen in most heart failure patients
Symptoms of SOB, fluid retention and fatigue are common
Neuro-hormonal and circulatory abnormalities
Treatment differs between types
All of the above
A, B, and C.
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It is more common in women with hypertension
Is a ventricle emptying problem
Equates to an ejection fraction of 65%
A and C
B only
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