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NSER 7210 Module 3 Exam Questions AndAnswers Latest Update
Which statement is true regarding recommended times for
treatment of a patient with a STEMI who presents to a hospital
without a Cath Lab?
A) Door to balloon less than 120 minutes and door to needle less
than 30 minutes.
B) Door to balloon less than 90 minutes and door to needle less
than 60 minutes
C) Door to balloon greater than 60 minutes and door to needle less
than 30 minutes
D) Door to balloon less than 60 minutes and door to needle less
than 30 minutes. -
correct answer ✅A) Door to balloon less than 120 minutes and
door to needle less than 30 minutes.
The criteria for an ST-elevation MI is?
A) ST elevation less than 2 mm in at least 1 lead
B) ST-elevation less than 2 mm in at least 2 contiguous leads.
C) ST elevation in any lead greater than 1 mm
D) ST elevation greater than 1 mm in 2 contiguous leads -
correct answer ✅D) ST elevation greater than 1 mm in 2
contiguous leads
,NSER 7210 Module 3 Exam Questions And
Answers Latest Update
The major difference deciding between unstable angina and
NSTEMI is?
a) Unstable angina exhibits ST elevation and a positive troponin
b) NSTEMI has a positive troponin
c) Unstable angina has a positive troponin
d) NSTEMI shows ST depression -
correct answer ✅b) NSTEMI has a positive troponin
Unstable Angina (U/A) is a demand issue and does not induce
enough cellular damage to increase the amount of detectable
troponin nor recruit enough vectors in tissue from the
endocardium, myocardium and endocardium to show ST elevation
Unless allergic, all patients with an acute MI should receive:
a) Enoxaparin
b) Plavix (clopidogrel)
c) Ticlid (Tegrelor)
d) ASA -
correct answer ✅d) ASA
ASA has shown to be the important platelet inhibitor for ACS.
, NSER 7210 Module 3 Exam Questions And
Answers Latest Update
Which of the following are potential causes of chest pain? Select all
that apply.
a) Aortic dissection
b) Pneumonia
c) Pneumothorax
d) GI upset
e) Musculoskeletal injury to chest wall -
correct answer ✅All of the above
Right sided heart failure affects which part of the stroke volume?
a) Preload
b) Afterload
c) Contractility -
correct answer ✅a) preload
In right sided heart failure, the right ventricle is unable to pump the
blood into the left side of the heart via the lungs. If this is the case,
the left side of the heart then has a drop in preload. Since stroke
volume is all about left ventricular pumping, if the preload drops
from a poor pump on the right side, the stroke volume is affected
on the left side of the heart.
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