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, You want to assess for jugular vein distention (JVD). What position would be BEST? - correct ans:Position
patient on their back with head of bed at 30 to 45 degrees.
Your patient with triple cardiac bypass surgery is post-op day 3. Chest tubes have been removed. They
suddenly report palpitations. Their blood pressure is 130/76 and heart rate is 140 bpm. What would you
do NEXT? - correct ans:Perform a bedside EKG
Your patient has a history of renal insufficiency. What class of analgesics would MOST likely be
contraindicated for them? - correct ans:Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications
Your patient is acutely ill. What route of medication administration would likely be LEAST effective? -
correct ans:Intramuscular
You are working with the code team to resuscitate a patient in ventricular fibrillation. Chest
compressions are ongoing and the patient has been shocked twice. What emergency medication, if any,
would you administer at this juncture? - correct ans:Epinephrine (Adrenaline) 1 mg IV
Your patient is on anticoagulant medication. You are discharging them and provide patient education.
Which statement by your patient indicates an understanding of the education? - correct ans:I will not
take ibuprofen (Motrin®) every day
Your non-verbal patient is alert. What type of pain assessment would be appropriate? - correct ans:•
Visual pain scale
• Verbal descriptive scale
• Vital signs assessment to approximate pain
• Behavioral pain scale (Wrong)
Your patient has returned from the cath lab post angioplasty. Upon assessment you note a large
hematoma at the sheath site. What would be your immediate action? - correct ans:Apply manual
pressure to the site and call for help.