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CARDIOVASCULAR NCLEX-PN QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 1. A nurse is asked to assist another health care mem- ber in providing care to a client who is placed in a modified Trendelenburg's position. The nurse inter- prets that the client is likely being treated for which condition? 2. A client's serum calcium level is 7.9 mg/dL. The nurse is immediately concerned, knowing that this level could lead to: 3. A nurse is providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to an adult ca...

What area of the brain mediates unconscious proprioception? - correct answer Anterior lobe of the cerebellum (posterior to the brain and anterior to the primary fissure of the cerebellum). The nattier lobe receives information from spinocerebellar tract about proprioception or body position on the ipsilateral side of body What pathways are mediated by the dorsal column-medial lemniscus pathway? - correct answer Consciou...

A 9 year old boy presents with asymptomatic tongue nodules that are firm and rubbery. They do not disturb his taste or swallowing. He is also very tall for his age and with long fingers and arms. Dx and increased risk for what? - Answer MEN2B - increased risk for medullary thyroid cancer and pheo What is the typical management of MEN2B? - Answer prophylactic thyroidectomy <1 year of age and chronic screening for pheo How does sepsis affect right atrial and pulmonary capillary wedge pres...

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CPR & Basic Life Support new exam test overview questions and answers All cardiac arrests situations are shockable by an AED - ANS False What is accomplished by CPR? - ANS It circulates blood until the heart is restored to good health What is cardiac arrest? - ANS When the heart stops effectively pumping blood How much blood is pumped during an effective chest compression compared to a normal heartbeat? - ANS 30% How does defibrillation work? - ANS It stuns the heart to stop ventr...

BLS CPR (AHA) Question with complete solution 2023What is CCF? High chest compression fraction, or high ccf. It is the amount of time spent doing high quality chest compressions during a cardiac arrest resuscitation attempt. How is high CCF achieved? By eliminating pauses during high-quality CPR When do pauses typically occur during high-quality CPR? During... * intubation * rhythm analysis * pulse checks * compressor switched * defibrillation List ways to reduce ...

Which intervention or interventions would have the MOST positive impact on the cardiac arrest patient's outcome? - Answer- Early CPR and defibrillation The AED gives "no shock" message to a patient who is in cardiac arrest. You should: - Answer- Resume chest compressions What is the maximum amount of time that should be spent checking for spontaneous breathing in an unresponsive child? - Answer- 10 seconds When performing CPR on an adult, you should compress the chest to a depth of _...

CPR Test Information graded A+ already passed 2023What is the correct order of steps in the Out-of-the-Hospital Chain of Survival for adults? High-Quality CPR Advanced Resuscitation Post-Cardiac Arrest Care Defibrillation Activation of Emergency Response Recovery Activation of Emergency Response High-Quality CPR Defibrillation Advanced Resuscitation Post-Cardiac Arrest Care Recovery What do you do first? Make sure the scene is safe for you and the victim How do you ch...