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PCCN practice exam
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CORRECT!

36 hours after an anterior STEMI with stent
placement in the LAD, a pt develops st elevation in
leads ii, iii, avf. the most likely reason is:
a. these are reciprocal changes
b. newly placed stent is occluded
c. there is a new ischemia in a diff location
d. this is an expected evolution of the MI - answer
✅✅c.

,it would be reciprocal changes if there is ST
depression not elevation
ii, iii, and avf is located in inferior wall if new stent
is occluded, st elevation would be on the anterior
leads which is v2-v4


76-year-old patient is receiving gentamicin and
linezolid for an infection. Which of the following
potential complications is the most important for the
nurse to monitor this patient for?
A. Acute delirium
B. Acute kidney injury
C. Acute hepatic failure
D. Sepsis - answer ✅✅B.


Gentamicin is a nephrotoxic agent that places
patients at risk for acute kidney injury, and this risk
is increased in older patients. Acute delirium (A),
liver failure (C), and sepsis (D) are all complications
that could occur in an older adult with an infection

, but would not be caused by the administration of an
antibiotic.


A patient shows a new slight facial droop and the
patient's right arm is weaker than the left. A priority
intervention would be to
A. Obtain a serum glucose level
B. Obtain a full set of vital signs
C. Initiate the stroke protocol
D. Initiate the code response team - answer ✅✅C.


The stroke protocol should be activated as soon as
signs of stroke are identified in a patient. Initial
signs of stroke include facial droop, arm down drift,
and garbled speech. For best outcomes, the time
elapsed between initials signs of stroke and
treatment must be as short as possible.

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