TEST BANK FOR ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS, 5TH EDITION KATHRYN BOOTH, THOMAS O’BRIEN (With Answer Key)

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ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY n




FOR HEALTHCARE PROFE
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SSIONALS
5th Edition
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,ElectrocardiographynFornHealthcarenProfessionals,n5thnEditionnTestnBank

TablenOfnContents:

Chapter 1 Electrocardiography

Chapter 2 ThenCardiovascularnSystem

Chapter 3 ThenElectrocardiograph

Chapter 4 PerformingnAnnEcg

Chapter 5 RhythmnStripnInterpretationnAndnSinusnRhythms

Chapter 6 AtrialnDysrhythmias

Chapter 7 JunctionalnDysrhythmias

Chapter 8 HeartnBlocknDysrhythmias

Chapter 9 VentricularnDysrhythmias

Chapter 10 BundlenBranchnBlock

Chapter 11 PacemakernRhythms

Chapter 12 CardiacnStressnTesting

Chapter 13 AmbulatorynMonitoring

Chapter 14 ClinicalnPresentationnAndnManagementnOfnThenCardiacnPatient

Chapter 15 Basicn12nLeadnEcgnInterpretation

,Chaptern01:nRolenofnthenElectrocardiographer

ElectrocardiographynfornHealthcarenProfessionals,n5thnEditionnTestnBank

MultiplenChoicenQuestions


1. (p.n2)n WhatnisnthennumbernonencausenofndeathninnthenUnitednStates?
A. Cancer
B. Diabetes
C. Cardiovascularndisease
D. Accidents

CardiovascularndiseasenisnthennumbernonencausenofndeathninnthenUnitednStatesnsincen1918.


Bloom's:nRemember
nDifficulty:nEasy
LearningnOutcome:nExplainnwhatnannECGnisnandnitsnimportanceninnmedicine.




2. (p.n2)n ThenabbreviationnCADnstandsnfor:
A. Coldnappendagendisorder
B. Coronarynapplicationndisease
C. Cerebralnarteryndisease
D. Coronarynarteryndisease

CADnstandsnforncoronarynarteryndisease,nwhichnisnnarrowingnofnthenbloodnvesselsnsurroundingnth
enheart.nItncausesnanreductionnofnbloodnflowntonthenheart.


Bloom's:nRemember
nDifficulty:nEasy

LearningnOutcome:nExplainnwhatnannECGnisnandnitsnimportanceninnmedicine.




3. (p.n2)n WhatndoesnthenelectrocardiogramnornECGnstudy?
A. Thenelectricalnactivitynofnthenheart
B. Thenmusclencontractionsnofnthenheart
C. Highnbloodnpressurenreadings
D. Allnofnthenabove

Thenelectrocardiographnproducesnannelectricalntracingnofnthenheart.nThisntracingnisnknownnasnt
henECG.



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Bloom's:nRemember
nDifficulty:nEasy
LearningnOutcome:nExplainnwhatnannECGnisnandnitsnimportanceninnmedicine.


4. (p.n4)n Thenfirstnelectrocardiographnwasninventednby:
A. SirnThomasnLewis
B. WilhelmnEinthoven
C. ThomasnEdison
D. Dr.nJamesnHerrick

Inn1903,nWilhelmnEinthovenninventednthenfirstnelectrocardiograph.


Bloom's:nRemember
nDifficulty:nEasy

LearningnOutcome:nDiscussnthenhistorynofnobtainingnandnusingnthenECG.




5. (p.n4)n Thenabbreviationnfornmyocardialninfarction,nalsonknownnasnanheartnattack,nis:
A. IM
B. HA
C. MI
D. MCI

MInisnthenabbreviationnfornmyocardialninfarction.


Bloom's:nRemember
nDifficulty:nEasy
LearningnOutcome:nDiscussnthenhistorynofnobtainingnandnusingnthenECG.




6. (p.n5)n Annelectrocardiographn(ECG)ntechniciannshouldnbenablento:
A. DeterminenifnannECGntracingnisnaccurate
B. RecognizenabnormalitiesninnannECGntracing
C. PreparenthenECGntracingnfornthenphysician
D. Allnofnthenabove

ECGntechniciansnrecordnthenECGnandnpreparenthenreportnfornthenphysician.nTheynshouldnbena
blentondeterminenthatnthentracingnisnaccuratenandnrecognizenabnormalities.




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