Left axis deviation lad Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Quizzes 1. What does the abbreviation COPD stand for? * Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Correct! 2. What does the abbreviation AAA stand for? * Abdominal aortic aneurysm 3. What does the abbreviation HA stand for? * Headache. Correct! 4. What does the abbreviation MOI stand for? * Mechanism of injury. 5. What does the abbreviation EtOH stand for? * Alcohol. (this is often used when describing someone who drinks, ex. Pt admits to daily EtOH consumption) 6. What does the abb...

Medical Scribe Latest Update Graded A+ CAD coronary artery disease HTN hypertension DM diabetes mellitus MI myocardial infarction CHF congestive heart failure AFIB atrial fibrillation PE pulmonary embolism DVT deep venous thrombosis BKA below knee amputation PTX pneumothorax COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease PNA pneumonia GERD gastroesophageal reflux disease CVA (stroke) cerebrovascular accident TIA transient ischemic attack URI upper respiratory infection UTI urinary tr...

CMC review 1. Normal cardiac pressures are: 2. Plavix indications Patients with recent MI or stroke Patients with STEMI, UA or NSTEMI, managed medically or with PCI or with CABG PPIs inhibit enzyme that converts plavix and decrease effect 3. Prasugrel (Effient) indications Patients with STEMI, UA or NSTEMI managed with PCI---> Not for patients treated medically 4. Ticagrelor (Brilinta) indications Patients with STEMI, UA, or NSTEMI managed medically or with PCI Side effects brad...

What lab order contains the "H&H" (hemoglobin and hematocrit)? - CBC (complete blood count) What is the difference between a BMP and a CMP? - A CMP is a BMP+liver function tests (LFT's) What part of the CBC does a "Differential" further characterize, RBC or WBC? - WBC (white blood cells) What does Creatine measure? - Kidney function (insufficiency or failure) and whether a CT can be done Is a high potassium level called "hyperkalemia" or "hypernatremia"? - Hyp...

CCRN PRACTICE QUESTIONS A patient in the ED with complaints of chest pain. The 12-lead EKG shows ST elevation in leads V3 and V4. Occlusion of the affected coronary artery most likely would affect perfusion to which portion of the conduction system? A. Sinoatrial (SA) node B. Bachmann's bundle C. Atrioventricular (AV) node D. Bundle of His - ANS LAD so D. bundle of his Which of the following is the preferred lead for ST segment monitoring for a patient with a suspecte...

Axis deviation *RAD RALPH*, the *LAD* from *VILLA* hates *WOLVES* - ANSWER-*R*ight *A*xis *D*eviation *R*ight Ventricular Hypertrophy *A*nterolateral MI *L*eft *P*osterior *H*emiblock *L*eft *A*xis *D*eviation *V*entricular tachycardia *I*nferior myocardial infarction *L*eft ventriclular hypertrophy *L*eft *A*nterior hemiblock *Wolf*- Parkinson White syndrome can cause BOTH Left Bundle Branch Block *WiLLiam* - ANSWER-V1 = *W* QRS Pattern V6 = *M* QRS Pattern Right Bundl...

Quizzes 1. What does the abbreviation COPD stand for? * Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Correct! 2. What does the abbreviation AAA stand for? * Abdominal aortic aneurysm 3. What does the abbreviation HA stand for? * Headache. Correct! 4. What does the abbreviation MOI stand for? * Mechanism of injury. 5. What does the abbreviation EtOH stand for? * Alcohol. (this is often used when describing someone who drinks, ex. Pt admits to daily EtOH con...

CFRN Exam 706 Questions with Verified Answers Antidote for alkais - CORRECT ANSWER copious water antidote for anticholinergics - CORRECT ANSWER Physostigmine *keep atropine nearby antidote for atropine - CORRECT ANSWER Physostigmine *same as for all anticholinergics antidote for phenergan overdose - CORRECT ANSWER physostigimine same as for all anticholinergics have atropine nearby antidote for benadryl overdose - CORRECT ANSWER physostigmine same as for all anticholinergics...

Scribe America final exam (retake) questions and answers 2023 What do you document for a syncope patient? How do you feel before? How do you feel during? How do you feel after? How do you feel now? When a physician does a check for a pronator drift, and checks the CN - 111, where should you document the results? Neurological / Cerebellar / Coordination Chest pain (bonus question) MI Aortic Dissection Lower abdomen (bonus question) cholecystitis ruptured appendiciti...

RCIS Mock Exam 2023 53 Questions with complete solutions. In normal fetal circulation the path of oxygenated blood returning from the placenta passes though severalfetal shunts. One of these normal fetal pathways between the aorta and PA can be described as a: a- L>R shunt termed the PDA b- R>L shunt termed the PDA c- L>R shunt termed the foramen ovale d- R>L shunt termed the foramen ovale - -the PA-AO shunt is the PDA and its right to left. When the left heart pressure ...