Kahoot Questions Flashcards
A nurse does an in-service for new RN’s on a cardiac unit. Which should the nurse include in reviewing cardiac physiology?
A.) The chambers of the heart fill during Systole.
B.) The Right Ventricle pumps blood to the Pulmonic Region.
C.) The Left Ventricle pumps blood through the Tricuspid Valve.
D.) The Coronary Arteries carry blood from the lungs to the heart.
B
A nurse Auscultates a pt’s apical heart rate and focuses on the 1st heart sound. Which heart valves produce the S1 sound?
A.) Aortic & Tricuspid.
B.) Aortic & Pulmonic.
C.) Mitral & Pulmonic.
D.) Mitral & Tricuspid.
D
The nurse calculates the CO for a pt with an AHR (Apical HR) of 80. What is the pt’s approximate CO?
A.) 4.5 L
B.) 7.5 L
C.) 5.6 L
D.) 8.6 L
C
A pt is diagnosed with right-sided heart failure. Which clinical manifestation will the nurse most likely assess?
A.) JVD & Bounding Pulse
B.) Sudden Headache & Weight Loss
C.) Coughing with Excess Sputum
D.) Oliguria with Increased Thirst
A
The nurse provides diet teaching to a pt with Hypertension. Which meal choice demonstrates effective teaching?
A.) Canned beef, steamed carrots, and french fries
B.) Hot dog, sauerkraut, and baked beans
C.) Chicken livers, boiled potato, and salad with creamy dressing
D.) Turkey, green beans, and broccoli
D
Which factor increases the risk for altered Cardiovascular Function?
A.) Cholesterol of 140 mg/dL
B.) Obesity
C.) BP of 130/80 mm Hg
D.) Potassium level of 3.8
B
Which action is most appropriate for the RN to delegate to the nursing assistant regarding SCD’s?
A.) Teach the pt how to remove & reapply SCD’s.
B.) Inform the pt that SCD’s can be left off for 4 hours.
C.) Remove the SCD prior to performing hygiene.
D.) Show the family how to remove and reapply SCD’s.
C
Which is not the role of the nurse for an informed consent?
A.) Making sure the pt understands the info.
B.) Witness signature of the pt.
C.) Explaining risks associated with the surgery.
D.) Ensuring the pt is competent to sign consent.
C
In Post-Anesthesia care, which is priority?
A.) Post-operative Vital Signs.
B.) Airway and Breathing Management.
C.) Amount of blood loss in surgery.
D.) Pain Rating.
B
Which of these should be discounted prior to surgery?
A.) Aspirin
B.) Ginseng
C.) Warfarin
D.) All of the above
D
Which pt procedure is classified as diagnostic?
A.) Bronchoscopy
B.) Excision of a diseased gallbladder
C.) Block pathways to reduce / stop pain
D.) Scar Revision
A
Which would be of concern to the nurse prior to sending a pt to surgery?
A.) WBC of 7,500
B.) Hematocrit of 44
C.) Hemoglobin of 14
D.) Potassium level of 6.0
D
Which action is best to prevent postoperative complications?
A.) Keeping anxiety at a minimum.
B.) Early Ambulation.
C.) Progressive diet slowly from soft to regular.
D.) Bowel sound assessment every 8 hours.
B
Which Anesthesia reduces conscious + allows the pt to follow verbal commands?
A.) Moderate
B.) Spinal
C.) Local
D.) General
A
Which can be delegated to the UAP?
A.) Teach the pt how to use the Incentive Spirometer.
B.) Evaluate the pt’s ability to get out of bed.
C.) Explain how to splint an incision.
D.) Encourage the pt to use the Incentive Spirometer.
D
