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FPC PREP LATEST 2024 FORM A REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (ALL ARE CORRECT) A GRADE Parameters for passive rewarming - Answer-Used in mild hypothermia up 1° per hour to prevent after drop using blankets and heater In active rewarming - Answer-Apply heat to the body temperature fo...

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  • September 28, 2024
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FPC PREP LATEST 2024 FORM A
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (ALL ARE
CORRECT) A GRADE
Parameters for passive rewarming - Answer-Used in mild hypothermia up 1° per hour to
prevent after drop using blankets and heater

In active rewarming - Answer-Apply heat to the body

temperature for warming and dead - Answer-32°C

In hypothermia what is the temperature that drugs do not metabolize below - Answer-
Less than 30°C

Heatstroke temperature guidelines - Answer-Over 42° c is considered stroke

Clinical signs for Grey Turner's sign - Answer-flank bruising second two retroperitoneal
bleeding

Clinical signs for Coopernails sign - Answer-Scrotum /labia-abdominal /pelvic bleeding

Halstead's sign - Answer-Marbled abdomen- bleeding

Cullen's sign - Answer-Umbilical discoloration secondary to pancreatitis

Murphy's sign - Answer-right upper quadrant pain with inspiration secondary to
gallbladder issues

Levine's sign - Answer-fist to chest 'clutching' cardiac issues

Examples of hypoxic hypoxia - Answer-Altitude hypoxia,decreased alveolar oxygen,
tension pneumothorax

Examples of Hypemic hypoxia - Answer-Decreased oxygen carrying capacity of the
blood

Histotoxic hypoxia examples - Answer-Poisoning

, Stagnant hypoxia examples - Answer-Decreased cardiac output, Poor circulation, g
forces , CHF

In high-risk OB the normal fetal heart rate is - Answer-120 to 160

In high-risk OB factors of fetal well-being - Answer-fetal heart rate, fetal movement,
variability

In high-risk OB the most important factor in the factors of fetal well-being is - Answer-
Variability

In high-risk OB what is the treatment for fetal distress - Answer-LOCK: Left Lateral
recumbent position, oxygen, correct contributing factors, keep reassessing

Preload considerations for congestive heart failure patients - Answer-Many CHF
patients are relatively hypovolemic, be careful with diuretics and medications that can
decrease preload

Lab test that indicates CHF - Answer-BNP greater than 500

Medication contraindication for CHF patient - Answer-Beta blockers except carvedilol
(Coreg)

Drug consideration for CHF patients - Answer-Natracore

The primary cause of death with ventilator dependent patients is - Answer-Ventilator
acquired pneumonia


Tumbling - Answer-The rotation on 360 degree axis

Yaw - Answer-Deviation up to 90° from a straight path

Normal lab values for CVP and RAP - Answer-2 to 6

Normal lab values for cardiac output - Answer-Stroke volume times heart rate
4-8 liters/min

Normal lab values for cardiac index - Answer-2.5 to 4.3

Normal lab values for pulmonary arteries to Systolic - Answer-15 to 25

Normal lab values for pulmonary artery diastolic - Answer-8 to 15

Normal lab values for wedge pressure - Answer-8 to 12

Normal lab values for SVR - Answer-800 to 1200 dynes/sec/cm5

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