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Portal vein flow → ~:- Hepatopedal and minimally phasic Hepatic vein flow → ~:- Hepatofugal and triphasic (pulsatile because it's close to the heart) PPG venous VRT is considered ABNORMAL at → ~:- <20 indicates venous insufficiency The internal juglar vein carries blood to → ~:- Innominate vein (brachiocephalic) What two vessels join to make the innominate vein (brachiocephalic)? → ~:- Internal juglar vein and subclavian What deep vein does the Basillic drain into? 1 | P...

ATI Cardiovascular Exam Questions With Verified Answers. Cardiac Enzymes & Lip Profile- released when the heart muscle suffers ischemia- Angina, MI, HD, hyperlipidemia - answerTroponin- (norm <0.2) stays elevated for 14-21 days Echocardiogram- ultrasound- diagnose valve disorder and cardiomyopathy- HF, Angina, MI - answerPre- takes up to 1 hr Intra- lie on LT side and remain still Post- results/follow up care Stress Test- info on workload of heart- walking on a tread mill to increase ...

A patient is seen at the clinic for a routine physical examination. After the patient is assessed for evidence of peripheral vascular disease, the nurse explains that which of the following tests is typically used to assist in the diagnosis? 1. Allen's Test 2. Ankle brachial pressure index. 3. Cardiac Stress Test. 4. Echocardiogram - 2. Ankle brachial pressure index. Rationale: The ankle brachial index (ABI) is the blood pressure ratio between the lower legs and the arms. Blood pressure...

IV Therapy Chapter 7 Med Surg I Exam with 100% Correct Answers 2 -Answer-which is the best resource for the nurse who has a question about the process and implementation of IV therapy for a specific patient? 1. an experience nurse 2. institution policy 3. the physician 4. INS Standards of practice 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 -Answer-Which patient have a need for IV therapy? Select all that apply. 1. an 88-year old man admitted to hospital with dehydration 2. a 21-year old woman with an eating disord...

_______________ is a method used for treating AKI; it can also be used in conjunction with HD. correct answer: Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) CRRT is contraindicated in patients that have _______________________ manefistations of uremia. (hyperkalemia, perircarditis) correct answer: life-threatening Vascular Access Sites for CRRT are through the ____________ or ____________ vein with a ____________ ___________ _________. correct answer: juglar, femoral, double-lumen cathete...

NURS337 Exam 1 Questions And Answers 100% Verified. What are the isotonic solutions - answerD5W NS LR what are the hypotonic solutions - answer1/3 NS 1/2 NS what are the hypertonic solutions - answerD5W 1/2 NS D10W D5NS why is D5W used - answerfluid loss, dehydration, hypernatremia may cause brain swelling bc it contains no salt why is NS used - answerhypovolemia, metabolic alkalosis, hyponatremia, hypochloremia why is LR used - answerhypovolemia, burns, metabolic acidosis why is 1...

risk factors heart disease - ANSWER-age sex heredity htn elevated cholesterol smoking diabetes physical inactivity obesity goals to prevent heart disease - ANSWER-bp less than 120/80 total cholesterol less 200 hdl less 53 men 67 female ldl less 160 no evidence cvd diabetes no risk factors no treatment less 130 ok. with two risk factors less 100 is acceptable if there are risk factors for cvd along with known cvd no smoking fbs less 110 exercise normal weight s/s physical appearance heart d...

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Med/Surg Exam #1 A patient is seen at the clinic for a routine physical examination. After the patient is assessed for evidence of peripheral vascular disease, the nurse explains that which of the following tests is typically used to assist in the diagnosis? 1. Allen's Test 2. Ankle brachial pressure index. 3. Cardiac Stress Test. 4. Echocardiogram - 2. Ankle brachial pressure index. Rationale: The ankle brachial index (ABI) is the blood pressure ratio between the lower legs and the ...

A patient is seen at the clinic for a routine physical examination. After the patient is assessed for evidence of peripheral vascular disease, the nurse explains that which of the following tests is typically used to assist in the diagnosis? 1. Allen's Test 2. Ankle brachial pressure index. 3. Cardiac Stress Test. 4. Echocardiogram - 2. Ankle brachial pressure index. Rationale: The ankle brachial index (ABI) is the blood pressure ratio between the lower legs and the arms. Blood pressure...