BKAT Critical Care Exam 2025 (Actual Exam) | All
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Recognize vtach and vfib - ANS
vtach and vfib
hemodynamic response ANS increased BP and HR
during stress
antidote for heparin ANS protamine sulfate
signs of cardiac ANS distended neck vein, decreased SBP
tamponade
medication used for a fib ANS cardizem
, manifestations of
ANS N/V, rapid and irregular HR
dig toxicity
signs of Left
Sudden nocturnal coughing
Vetricular Failure
rationale for BB
ANS decreased myocardial O2 demand
use for angina
pectoris
Stroke S/S ANS FAST, unexplained HA
Face drooping F: Face drooping or weakness on one side of the face
Arm weakness A: Arm weakness or numbness in one arm or leg
S: Speech problems, such as slurred speech or
Speech problems difficulty speaking
Time to call T: Time to call emergency services
emergency services
med for Atropine
symptomatic
bradycardia
risk factors for DVT Immobility, obesity, age, a.fib,
major surgery CHF teaching priorities ANS daily weight at the
same time every day prevent CL infections hand washing
S/S DM ANS 3 P's, flushed skin, tachycardia, Kussmaul
insulin increased demand
requirements of ill
DM pts
S/S hypoglycemia chills, shaky, weak, HA, diaphoresis
treatment of DKA insulin, fluids, potassium
replacement peaks of Regular and NPH r: 2 hours NPH:
4-12 hours
S/S DI ANS increased UO (>1000)
S/S DKA ANS Kussmaul (deep)
Questions and Correct Answers | Graded A+ | Verified Answers |
Latest Version
Terms in this set (892)
Recognize vtach and vfib - ANS
vtach and vfib
hemodynamic response ANS increased BP and HR
during stress
antidote for heparin ANS protamine sulfate
signs of cardiac ANS distended neck vein, decreased SBP
tamponade
medication used for a fib ANS cardizem
, manifestations of
ANS N/V, rapid and irregular HR
dig toxicity
signs of Left
Sudden nocturnal coughing
Vetricular Failure
rationale for BB
ANS decreased myocardial O2 demand
use for angina
pectoris
Stroke S/S ANS FAST, unexplained HA
Face drooping F: Face drooping or weakness on one side of the face
Arm weakness A: Arm weakness or numbness in one arm or leg
S: Speech problems, such as slurred speech or
Speech problems difficulty speaking
Time to call T: Time to call emergency services
emergency services
med for Atropine
symptomatic
bradycardia
risk factors for DVT Immobility, obesity, age, a.fib,
major surgery CHF teaching priorities ANS daily weight at the
same time every day prevent CL infections hand washing
S/S DM ANS 3 P's, flushed skin, tachycardia, Kussmaul
insulin increased demand
requirements of ill
DM pts
S/S hypoglycemia chills, shaky, weak, HA, diaphoresis
treatment of DKA insulin, fluids, potassium
replacement peaks of Regular and NPH r: 2 hours NPH:
4-12 hours
S/S DI ANS increased UO (>1000)
S/S DKA ANS Kussmaul (deep)
