6/25/25, 11:18
AM
AHN-572-801 CARDIAC EXAM 1 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST RELEASE 2025/2026
Terms in this set (29)
Pain
Pall
or
What are the 6 P's that
Pulselessne
characterize peripheral vascular
ss
disease?
Parasthesi
as
Poikilother
mia
Paralysis
Heparin gtt
What is the treatment for a patient
labs
that has peripheral vascular
EKG/ECHO/CXR
disease and the characteristics
of the 6 P's? CV work up
If patient has a complete loss of Primary Amputation only
sensory, motor and no
venous/arterial pulse in their leg
what is the treatment?
Popliteal - profound ischemia
1/
5
, 6/25/25, 11:18
AM
With acute ischemia in a Anterior, posterior tibial, perenal- often
patient with peripheral vascular asymptomatic Embolic - greater ischemic
disease a patient may have burden
characteristics such as? Thrombotic - gradual narrowing
Non invasive - CTA or MRA (Magnetic Resonance
angiography) Invasive - Digital subtraction angio is
gold standard
What are interventions that can be Meds- No revascularization: ASA or Plavix, or ow dose ASA plus Xarelto 2.5
done for patients with peripheral BID
vascular disease?
If revascularization done: ASA + Xarelto 2.5 BID
Homocysteine lab
Hemoglobin A1c
Coags
What labs can be done for a Fasting lipids/glucose
patient with peripheral vascular
disease?
What is a normal ABI? Greater than 0.9
What does an ABI of 0.5-0.9 Intermittent Claudication
indicate?
What does an ABI of less than 0.4 Rest pain
indicate?
What does an ABI of less than Gangrene
0.15 indicate?
When is Buergers most often seen? With pallor at <20 with Severe PAD
2/
5
AM
AHN-572-801 CARDIAC EXAM 1 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST RELEASE 2025/2026
Terms in this set (29)
Pain
Pall
or
What are the 6 P's that
Pulselessne
characterize peripheral vascular
ss
disease?
Parasthesi
as
Poikilother
mia
Paralysis
Heparin gtt
What is the treatment for a patient
labs
that has peripheral vascular
EKG/ECHO/CXR
disease and the characteristics
of the 6 P's? CV work up
If patient has a complete loss of Primary Amputation only
sensory, motor and no
venous/arterial pulse in their leg
what is the treatment?
Popliteal - profound ischemia
1/
5
, 6/25/25, 11:18
AM
With acute ischemia in a Anterior, posterior tibial, perenal- often
patient with peripheral vascular asymptomatic Embolic - greater ischemic
disease a patient may have burden
characteristics such as? Thrombotic - gradual narrowing
Non invasive - CTA or MRA (Magnetic Resonance
angiography) Invasive - Digital subtraction angio is
gold standard
What are interventions that can be Meds- No revascularization: ASA or Plavix, or ow dose ASA plus Xarelto 2.5
done for patients with peripheral BID
vascular disease?
If revascularization done: ASA + Xarelto 2.5 BID
Homocysteine lab
Hemoglobin A1c
Coags
What labs can be done for a Fasting lipids/glucose
patient with peripheral vascular
disease?
What is a normal ABI? Greater than 0.9
What does an ABI of 0.5-0.9 Intermittent Claudication
indicate?
What does an ABI of less than 0.4 Rest pain
indicate?
What does an ABI of less than Gangrene
0.15 indicate?
When is Buergers most often seen? With pallor at <20 with Severe PAD
2/
5
