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CCRN PEDIATRICS EXAM LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 150 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES 3 causes for Fetal shunt closure - ANSWER 1. increase in aterial oxygen tension 2. decreased prostaglandins 3. decreased adenosine levels When does the Ductus Arteriosus close? - ANSWER withi...

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CCRN PEDIATRICS EXAM LATEST 2023-2024
ACTUAL EXAM 150 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES



3 causes for Fetal shunt closure - ANSWER 1. increase in aterial oxygen tension

2. decreased prostaglandins

3. decreased adenosine levels



When does the Ductus Arteriosus close? - ANSWER within 10-24 hours of birth



When does the Foramen Ovale Close? - ANSWER When LA pressure exceeds RA pressure (can stay open
for 6mo to a year)



What does Cardiac Output measure? - ANSWER Efficiency of the heart



Cardiac Output is the measure of what? - ANSWER Volume of blood pumped by the heart in one minute



How is cardiac output calculated? - ANSWER Stroke volume x heart rate



Define Preload - ANSWER Elasticity of the heart when the ventricles are at max fill



Two factors contributing to DECREASE in preload - ANSWER 1. dehydration

2. vasodilation

,Define Afterload - ANSWER Resistant force that the ventricles must pump against. Work that the
ventricles must do to push blood through the aorta into the periphery of the body



Define Contractility - ANSWER The amount of force exerted by the heart with each contraction



Name one factor that decreases contractility in the heart - ANSWER hypoxemia



How does dopamine affect heart function - ANSWER increases contractility and stroke volume



Describe the conduction pathway of the heart - ANSWER SA node - Atrium - AV node - Bundle of His -
Ventricle - Purkinje Fibers



Define Chronic Heart Failure - ANSWER The hearts inability to pump oxygenated blood to the body due
to abnormalities in the heart and other areas of the body. Contributing to edema, resp. distress, activity
intolerance, and growth failure



Name 2 compensatory mechanisms of Chronic Heart Failure - ANSWER 1. Activation of the Sympathetic
Nervous System

2. Cardiac reserve; i.e. hypertrophy and dilation of cardiac muscle



Describe Right Sided Heart Failure - ANSWER RV is unable to pump blood efficiently into the Pulmonary
artery, so blood backs up into veins and periphery of body



Describe Left Sided Heart Failure - ANSWER LV is unable to effectively pump blood into aorta and out
into body, so blood backs up into pulmonary outlets and increases pressure in LA



Name 3 causes of Chronic Heart Failure in Children - ANSWER 1. Structural Abnormalities

2. Failure of the heart muscle

3. excessive demands on normal heart muscle



List Manifestations of Impaired Myocardial function - ANSWER 1. tachycardia

,2. Sweating

2. Decreased UOP

3. fatigue

4. anorexia

5. decrease interest in activities

6. cardiomegaly

7. pale/cool extremities

8. decreased BP



List manifestations of Right Sided Heart Failure - ANSWER 1. weight gain

2. edema

3. hepatomegaly

4. ascites

5. distended neck veins



List manifestations of Left Sided Heart Failure - ANSWER 1. Tachycardia

2. dyspnia

3. Activity intolerance

4. persistent cough

5. cyanosis

6. wheezing/grunting

7. orthopnea



What are treatment goals for heart failure - ANSWER 1. remove excess fluid

2. improve cardiac function

3. reduce respiratory distress

4. decrease cardiac demand

, What is the difference between Hypoxemia and hypoxia - ANSWER Hypoxemia is a measurable lab value
in which the arterial oxygen tension is below normal and can be measured by arterial O2 sats or Pa02,
while hypoxia is the decrease in tissue oxygenation resulting from low saturation levels



Clinical manifestations of hypoxemia - ANSWER -clubbing

-polycythemia

-fatigue w/ feeding

-poor weight gain

-squatting

-dyspnea

-tachypnea



What are measures to manage Hypoxemia? - ANSWER -O2

-prevent dehydration and monitor fluid status

-daily weights

-assess resp. status closely

-prevent infection



List the 4 main manifestations of Shock - ANSWER 1. circulatory failure

2. Metabolic acidosis

3. hypotension

4. hypoxemia



Describe the picture of Compensated Shock - ANSWER 1. Shunting occurs due to sympathetic activation

2. BP is normal initially

3. cool clammy skin/poor perfusion to periphery

4. decreased bowel sounds

5. decreased urine output

6. lactic acid build-up

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