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Where are the first electrical impulses stimulating the heart located? -:- Right atrium What is the best position to optimally hear heart sounds? -:- Sitting up leaning forward In what leads does ST elevation suggest an anterior wall MI? -:- V3, V4 What does S-T segment elevation greater t...

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Fisdap Cardiology Questions & 100% Correct
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Where are the first electrical impulses stimulating the heart located?


✓ -:- Right atrium




What is the best position to optimally hear heart sounds?


✓ -:- Sitting up leaning forward




In what leads does ST elevation suggest an anterior wall MI?


✓ -:- V3, V4




What does S-T segment elevation greater than 0.1 mV in at least two contiguous leads

indicate?


✓ -:- A myocardial infarction




What can rough handling of a patient with severe hypothermia cause?


✓ -:- Ventricular fibrillation




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Your ALS unit responds to a 55 year-old male complaining of chest pain and shortness of

breath. Upon assessment, you find the patient has a rapid and regular narrow complex

rhythm at a rate of 188 beats per minute. What is the correct treatment for this patient.


✓ -:- Synchronized Cardioversion at 50-100 Joules




A 62 year old female complains of chest pain and shortness of breath. She is extremely

anxious. Lung sounds are present with crackles in the bases. Vital signs are BP 80/56, P 128,

R 24, SpO2 87%. What should you do?


✓ -:- Administer Aspirin




A 62 year old female complains of chest pain and shortness of breath. She is extremely

anxious. Vital signs are BP 80/56, P 118, R 24 with crackles, SpO2 87%. What is the most

likely cause?


✓ -:- Cardiogenic shock




What is the most effective way to terminate ventricular fibrillation?


✓ -:- Defibrillation




A patient has been struck by lightning. You should be most concerned that the electrical

current caused him to do which of the following?




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✓ -:- Become apneic




A patient was ejected from an automobile and is apneic and pulseless. ECG reveals a

regular rhythm with an R-R interval of 1.24 seconds and a QRS width of 110 milliseconds.

You should consider


✓ -:- epinephrine 1 mg IV.




What pacemaker in the heart has an intrinsic rate of 60-100 beats per minute?


✓ -:- SA Node




What should treatment for cardiogenic shock with associated pulmonary edema include?


✓ -:- Elevating the patient's head and shoulders.




A 50 year old male complains of light headedness and chest discomfort. Vital signs are BP

100/86, P 40, R 16. An ECG reveals a second degree type I AV block. What should you do?


✓ -:- Administer atropine




A lethargic 78 year old female has chest pain. She is dyspneic and nauseated. An ECG

shows widened polymorphic complex and a ventricular rate of 130. What should you do?




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