DAANCE 2026 STUDY GUIDE ALL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Adrenal glands located - ✔✔Top of each kidney
✔✔What's largest organ in body - ✔✔Liver
✔✔What's function of kidneys - ✔✔Maintain volume and composition of body fluids
✔✔In autonomic nervous system what's alpha - ✔✔Vasoconstrictors
✔✔In autonomic nervous system what's Beta - ✔✔Big organs
✔✔Beta 1 - ✔✔Heart
✔✔Beta 2 - ✔✔Lungs
✔✔Bundle of his - ✔✔Small band of muscle fibers that propagates atrial contraction
rhythm to ventricles
✔✔Capnography - ✔✔Measures amount of CO2 in expired air
✔✔Emergence is - ✔✔Waking or returning of consciousness following anesthesia
✔✔Hypercarbia - ✔✔Increased level of CO2
✔✔HyperpyrexiA - ✔✔Increased body temp
✔✔Hypoxia - ✔✔Low levels of O2 in body tissues
✔✔Induction - ✔✔Initiation of state of unconsciousness during anesthesia
✔✔Inferior alveolar artery - ✔✔Artery supplies blood to mandible,teeth,lower lip, chin
✔✔Inferior vena cava - ✔✔Venous trunk from lower abdominal that empties blood into
R atrium
✔✔Ischemia - ✔✔Lack of blood to body part
✔✔Syncope is result of - ✔✔Decreased cerebral blood flow
✔✔Angina pectoris most likely caused by - ✔✔Heart disease
, ✔✔Cricothyroidotomy is emergency procedure used to establish an airway when -
✔✔Upper airway obstruction that prevents ventilation
✔✔Most important for IV began during MI - ✔✔Medications can be administered
✔✔Which arrhythmia is most dangerous - ✔✔Ventricular fibrillation
✔✔Drug for management of grand mal seizures - ✔✔Diazepam valium
✔✔Analgesia - ✔✔Pain killers - insensitivity to pain
✔✔Anxiolytics - ✔✔Reduce anxiety
✔✔Apnea - ✔✔Absence of breathing
✔✔Drugs that counteracts nausea - ✔✔Antiemetic
✔✔Vessel that carries blood away from heart to body - ✔✔Artery
✔✔A systole - ✔✔Cardiac arrest where no rhythm display and no contraction
✔✔Mitral valve does what - ✔✔Opens to let blood pass into L ventricle
✔✔Heart murmur - ✔✔Back flow or turbulence
( heart valve properly doesn't close due to damage)
✔✔MVP (mitral valve prolapse) - ✔✔Leaflets swing backwards during closure that
allows backflow
✔✔Lumen - ✔✔Hollow core
✔✔Vasoconstriction - ✔✔Decrease in diameter of artery
✔✔Stroke volume - ✔✔Amount blood pumped by L ventricle in each beat
✔✔Cardiac output - ✔✔Total amount of blood pumped out of L ventricle in one min
✔✔How to determine cardiac output - ✔✔Multiply stroke volume by HR
✔✔What's cardiac cycle - ✔✔One contraction/relaxation of atria and ventricle,Es
followed by short pause
✔✔Conduction system does what - ✔✔Gives signal for heart to pump
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Adrenal glands located - ✔✔Top of each kidney
✔✔What's largest organ in body - ✔✔Liver
✔✔What's function of kidneys - ✔✔Maintain volume and composition of body fluids
✔✔In autonomic nervous system what's alpha - ✔✔Vasoconstrictors
✔✔In autonomic nervous system what's Beta - ✔✔Big organs
✔✔Beta 1 - ✔✔Heart
✔✔Beta 2 - ✔✔Lungs
✔✔Bundle of his - ✔✔Small band of muscle fibers that propagates atrial contraction
rhythm to ventricles
✔✔Capnography - ✔✔Measures amount of CO2 in expired air
✔✔Emergence is - ✔✔Waking or returning of consciousness following anesthesia
✔✔Hypercarbia - ✔✔Increased level of CO2
✔✔HyperpyrexiA - ✔✔Increased body temp
✔✔Hypoxia - ✔✔Low levels of O2 in body tissues
✔✔Induction - ✔✔Initiation of state of unconsciousness during anesthesia
✔✔Inferior alveolar artery - ✔✔Artery supplies blood to mandible,teeth,lower lip, chin
✔✔Inferior vena cava - ✔✔Venous trunk from lower abdominal that empties blood into
R atrium
✔✔Ischemia - ✔✔Lack of blood to body part
✔✔Syncope is result of - ✔✔Decreased cerebral blood flow
✔✔Angina pectoris most likely caused by - ✔✔Heart disease
, ✔✔Cricothyroidotomy is emergency procedure used to establish an airway when -
✔✔Upper airway obstruction that prevents ventilation
✔✔Most important for IV began during MI - ✔✔Medications can be administered
✔✔Which arrhythmia is most dangerous - ✔✔Ventricular fibrillation
✔✔Drug for management of grand mal seizures - ✔✔Diazepam valium
✔✔Analgesia - ✔✔Pain killers - insensitivity to pain
✔✔Anxiolytics - ✔✔Reduce anxiety
✔✔Apnea - ✔✔Absence of breathing
✔✔Drugs that counteracts nausea - ✔✔Antiemetic
✔✔Vessel that carries blood away from heart to body - ✔✔Artery
✔✔A systole - ✔✔Cardiac arrest where no rhythm display and no contraction
✔✔Mitral valve does what - ✔✔Opens to let blood pass into L ventricle
✔✔Heart murmur - ✔✔Back flow or turbulence
( heart valve properly doesn't close due to damage)
✔✔MVP (mitral valve prolapse) - ✔✔Leaflets swing backwards during closure that
allows backflow
✔✔Lumen - ✔✔Hollow core
✔✔Vasoconstriction - ✔✔Decrease in diameter of artery
✔✔Stroke volume - ✔✔Amount blood pumped by L ventricle in each beat
✔✔Cardiac output - ✔✔Total amount of blood pumped out of L ventricle in one min
✔✔How to determine cardiac output - ✔✔Multiply stroke volume by HR
✔✔What's cardiac cycle - ✔✔One contraction/relaxation of atria and ventricle,Es
followed by short pause
✔✔Conduction system does what - ✔✔Gives signal for heart to pump
