chapt 15 & 16 Flashcards

1
Q

rectal thermometer is believed to most accurately reflect core body temperature measures. use of which alternative thermometer provides measures that closely correlate to the rectal method?

A

temporal artery

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2
Q

a patient is thought to have suffered cardiac arrest. the __ peripheral artery may be asses to verify the effectiveness of chest compressions during cardiopulmonary resuscitation

A

femoral and radial

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3
Q

in the healthy adult the normal range for blood pressure is

A

systolic less than 120mm Hg, diastolic less than 80mm Hg

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4
Q

state describing oxygen- deficient tissue

A

hypoxia

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5
Q

which of the following devices can be classified as a high-flow oxygen delivery device

A

air-entrainment mask

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6
Q

regarding oxygen delivery, all of the following are true EXCEPT

A

maximum dose should always be given to obtain the desired results

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7
Q

an artificial airway is inserted into a patients trachea and connected to a mechanical ventilator. in this circumstance, all of the following are true EXCEPT

A

during chest imaging, the radiographer must fully extend the patient’s neck for proper head position

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8
Q

a properly placed endotracheal tube will be the radiographically confirmed when the

A

distal tip is positioned 1 inch superior to the tracheal bifurcation

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9
Q

thoracostomy tubes are

A

chest tubes used to drain the intrapleural space

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10
Q

a patient is admitted to the emergency room and chest images are ordered. the order states “unless sitting up or standing erect, the patient has dyspnea. “ in this case, the patient has which of the following

A

orthopnea

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11
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regarding the electrocardiographic tracing, all of the following are true except

A

repolarization of atrial muscle cells is represented by the P wave

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12
Q

when multiplying heart rate times stroke volume, the product is:

A

cardiac output

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13
Q

depending on the cause and severity of an arrhythmia, treatment may include which of the following

A

cardiac pacemakers or ICD devices, ablation therapy, cardioversion external shock therapy

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14
Q

systolic pressures greater than __ mm Hg generally ensure adequate perfusion of tissues

A

90

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15
Q

rhythmic contraction and relaxation of the chambers of the heart are controlled by principal cell types to include which of the following

A

working cardiac cells and specialized neural conductive cells

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16
Q

all of the following are true of atrial fibrillation except

A

it is always fatal

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17
Q

to ensure a normal sequence for each cardiac cycle, each P wave should be followed by a

A

QRS complex

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18
Q

when the resting membrane potential is reserved, ___ occurs and myocardial cells are stimulated to contract

A

depolarization

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19
Q

all of the following are visible on and ECG tracing except

A

atrial contraction

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20
Q

for analysis of an ECG tracing, which of the below indicates regular rhythm

A

qrs complexes (RR) intervals are consistent for evaluating ventricular rhythm and intervals between P waves (PP intervals) are consistent for atrial rhythm

21
Q

prescription for

A

oxygen

22
Q

adult breaths per minute

A

12-20 breaths

23
Q

abnormally high temperature

A

hyperthermia

24
Q

blood pressure is

A

systolic over diastolic

25
Q

difficulty breathing

A

dyspnea

26
Q

major muscle of ventilation

A

diaphragm

27
Q

normal blood pressure

A

12/80

28
Q

central venous line tip

A

SVC

29
Q

mechanisms for homeostasis

A

heartbeat, blood pressure, body temp, respiratory rate, electrolyte balance

30
Q

child breaths

A

20-30 per minute

31
Q

measurement of the degree of the deep tissue in the human body

A

body temperature

32
Q

temperature below normal 99.7

A

hypothermia

33
Q

converts light intensity into oxygen saturation and pulse rate values

A

pulse oximeter

34
Q

amount of air exchanged under normal conditions

A

tidal volume

35
Q

where should CVP line be placed

A

position should be superior vena cava, approx 2 to 3 cm above the opening of the right atrium

36
Q

cardiac output is determined by what 2 key factors

A

heart rate and left ventricular output (stroke volume)

37
Q

what cells originate in and transmit electrical impulses across the myocardium and regulate the rhythm of a cardiac cycle

A

specialized neural cells

38
Q

what is influenced by sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system

A

cardiac conduction system

39
Q

depolarization of atrial muscle

A

p wave

40
Q

depolarization of ventricular muscle

A

qrs complex

41
Q

repolarization of ventricular muscle

A

t wave

42
Q

amount of blood ejected from the ventricles each minute; calculated as the product of stroke volume times heart rate

A

cardiac output

43
Q

irregularity of cardiac actions associated with physiologic or pathologic interruption of the heart

A

arrhythmia

44
Q

heart rate above 100 beats per minute

A

tachycardia

45
Q

events that occur from the beginning of one ventricular contraction (systole) until the beginning of another

A

cardiac cycle

46
Q

abnormally slow breathing rate

A

bradypnea

47
Q

heating or freezing tissues within a chamber of the heart that is considered to be the cause of arrhythmia

A

cardiac ablation

48
Q

the body’s “steady state” is maintained by adaptive responses that promote healthy survival

A

homeostasis