CJE MED SURG II EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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a patient is in bradycardia and
appears to be cool and
atropine clammy, what is the next
expected intervention?
atropine can be given to symptomatic
bradycardia and showing low perfusion: pale,
cool, clammy
which heart rhythms are shockable? Ventricle fibrillation
Ventricle tachycardia (no pulse, w/ pulse =
cardioversion)
an EKG shows tombstone-like heart
rhythms, the pt's
defibrillate pulse is checked and none
, is observed, what is the
priority intervention tombstone like heart rhythms
typically means the pt is in v tach v
tach pts + pulse = cardioversion
v tach pts + no pulse = defibrillate
a patient is in v fib, what is the first
intervention to be 1.
defibrillate made?
2. drugs
(LAP)
Lidocaine
Amiodaron
e
Procainamid
e
a fib no p wave
cardioversion
a flutter saw tooth
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED VERSION 100%
GUARANTEED PASS!!
a patient is in bradycardia and
appears to be cool and
atropine clammy, what is the next
expected intervention?
atropine can be given to symptomatic
bradycardia and showing low perfusion: pale,
cool, clammy
which heart rhythms are shockable? Ventricle fibrillation
Ventricle tachycardia (no pulse, w/ pulse =
cardioversion)
an EKG shows tombstone-like heart
rhythms, the pt's
defibrillate pulse is checked and none
, is observed, what is the
priority intervention tombstone like heart rhythms
typically means the pt is in v tach v
tach pts + pulse = cardioversion
v tach pts + no pulse = defibrillate
a patient is in v fib, what is the first
intervention to be 1.
defibrillate made?
2. drugs
(LAP)
Lidocaine
Amiodaron
e
Procainamid
e
a fib no p wave
cardioversion
a flutter saw tooth
