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Chapter 26 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  Check the security of all connections and increase the milliamperage
B  Reposition the extremity and turn the client to left side
C  Document the findings and continue to monitor the client
D  Obtain a 12-lead ECG and a portable chest x-ray
Question #6
A  ST segment that is isoelectric in appearance
B  QRS complex that is 0.10 seconds long
C  PR interval that is 0.18 seconds long
D  QT interval that is 0. 46 seconds long
Question #7
A  Administer every five minutes during cardiac resuscitation
B  Monitor vital signs and cardiac rhythm
C  Document heart rate before and after administration
D  Keep the client flat for one hour after administration
Question #8
A  Decreased cardiac output and decreased systolic and diastolic blood pressure
B  Decreased peripheral vascular resistance
C  Increased cardiac output and increased systolic and diastolic blood pressure
D  Decreased blood pressure with reflex tachycardia
Question #10
A  Prepare to administer a calcium channel blocker.
B  Question the client about alcohol and illicit drug use.
C  Place the client on supplemental oxygen.
D  Instruct the client to hold the breath and bear down.
Question #12
A  A client with poor kidney perfusion
B  A client with atrial dysrhythmias
C  A new myocardial infarction client
D  A client with third-degree heart block
Question #13
A  The procedure will occur in the operating room under general anesthesia.
B  The procedure takes less time than a cardiac catheterization.
C  After the procedure, the dysrhythmia will not recur.
D  During the procedure, the dysrhythmia will be reproduced under controlled conditions.
Question #14
A  Clients with ventricular bradycardia
B  Clients with recurrent life-threatening bradycardias
C  Clients with sinus tachycardia
D  Clients with recurrent life-threatening tachydysrhythmias
Question #17
A  Monitor blood pressure every 4 hours
B  Administer digitalis and diuretics 24 hours before cardioversion
C  Instruct the client to restrict food and oral intake
D  Facilitate CPR until the client is prepared for cardioversion
Question #19
A  Irregular rhythm
B  Variable heart rate, usually fewer than 90 bpm
C  P waves hidden within the QRS complex
D   Delayed conduction, producing a prolonged PR interval
Question #20
A  “The rhythm has a normal beat, then a premature beat pattern.”
B   “The heart rate is between 150 to 250 bpm.”
C  “The rhythm is regular but fast.”
D  “It is when the heart conduction is primarily from the aterioventricular node.”
Question #23
A  Vibration under the skin
B  Scar on the chest
C  “Spike” on the rhythm strip
D  Quality of the pulse
Question #24
A  Midway between V2 and V4
B  Mid-clavicular line, fifth intercostal space
C  Right side of sternum, fourth intercostal space
D  Left side of sternum, fourth intercostal space
Question #26
A  AV node, SA node, bundle of His, right and left bundle branches, and the Purkinje fibers
B  SA node, AV node, right and left bundle branches, bundle of His, and the Purkinje fibers
C  Sinoatrial (SA) node, atrioventricular (AV) node, bundle of His, right and left bundle branches, and the Purkinje fibers
D  SA node, AV node, bundle of His, the Purkinje fibers, and the right and left bundle branches
Question #27
A  “The small box will transmit the heart rhythm to the central monitor all the time.”
B  “The box is recording the heart’s electrical activity, and a physician will review the tracing later.”
C  “The heart’s electrical activity will be recorded when the heart rate exceeds 60 beats per minute.”
D  “When your spouse needs help, an alarm will go off at the desk.”
Question #28
A  Atrial flutter
B  Atrial fibrillation
C  Ventricular tachycardia
D  Ventricular fibrillation
Question #30
A  An irregular rhythm
B  P waves hidden with the QRS complex
C  Delayed conduction, producing a prolonged PR interval
D  A variable heart rate, usually fewer than 60 bpm
Question #32
A  Altered patterns frequently turn into life-threatening arrhythmias.
B  Altered patterns frequently affect the heart’s ability to pump blood effectively.
C  Altered patterns frequently cause a variety of home safety issues.
D  Altered patterns frequently produce neurological deficits.
Question #34
A  prepare the client for a cardioversion
B  prepare client for a cardiac catheterization
C  administer an IV bolus of furosemide
D  administer an IV bolus of atropine
Question #35
A  “We have to allow your heart to rest for a few weeks before it is stressed by the cardioversion.”
B  “There is a long list of clients in line to be cardioverted.”
C   “The doctor wants to see if your heart will switch back to its normal rhythm by itself.”
D  “Your atrial chambers may contain blood clots now, so you must take an anticoagulant for a few weeks before the cardioversion.”
Question #37
A  Heart rate of 42 beats per minute (bpm).
B  P-to-QR ratio of 1:2.
C  QR interval of 0.25 seconds.
D  PR interval of 0.24 seconds.
Question #41
A  ventricles
B   atria
C  atrioventricular node
D  bundle of His
Question #42
A  Hypovolemia
B  Bradycardia
C  Alkalosis
D  Hypokalemia
Question #43
A  vagal stimulation
B   digoxin
C  hypovolemia
D   hypothyroidism
Question #44
A  maintaining intravenous fluids
B  identifying a code-level status
C  alerting the healthcare provider of the third-degree heart block
D  assessing blood pressure and heart rate frequently
Question #49
A  Document the findings and continue to monitor the client
B  Reposition the extremity and turn the client to left side
C  Check the security of all connections and increase the milliamperage
D  Obtain a 12-lead ECG and a portable chest x-ray
Question #51
A  The registered nurse stating to hold all medication until the pulse rate returns to 60 beats/minute
B  The registered nurse stating to administer all medications except those which are cardiotonics
C  The registered nurse stating to administer digoxin
D  The registered nurse administering atropine sulfate intravenously
Question #52
A  “If I take my metoprolol daily, I will be able to control my heart rate.”
B  “I will cut back on my smoking and drinking alcohol.”
C  “I will take my levothyroxine daily.”
D  “I will drink coffee with only two of my meals.”
Question #53
A  “I will call the doctor if my incision becomes swollen and red.”
B  “I will check my pulse every day and report to the doctor if the rate is below the pacemaker setting.”
C  “We will be getting rid of our microwave oven so it will not affect my pacemaker.”
D  “I will avoid any large magnets that may affect my pacemaker.”
Question #54
A  Atrial flutter
B  Paroxysmal atrial tachycardia
C  Atrial fibrillation
D  Sinus tachycardia
Question #55
A  “I need to stay at least 10 inches away from the microwave.”
B  “I can’t wait to get back to my football league.”
C  “I have an appointment for magnetic resonance imaging of my knee scheduled for next week.”
D  “I’ll keep a log of each time my ICD discharges.”
Question #56
A  Avoid undergoing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
B  Never engage in activities that require vigorous arm and shoulder movement.
C  Avoid going through airport metal detectors.
D  Stay at least 5 feet away from microwave ovens.
Question #57
A  Assessing the client’s blood pressure and heart rate frequently
B  Maintaining the client’s intravenous fluids
C  Identifying the client’s code level status
D  Alerting the healthcare provider of the third-degree heart block
Question #58
A  Delayed conduction, producing a prolonged PR interval
B  P waves hidden within the QRS complex
C  Irregular rhythm
D  Variable heart rate, usually fewer than 90 bpm
Question #61
A  IV lidocaine
B  Electric cardioversion
C  Immediate defibrillation
D  Chemical cardioversion
Question #62
A  Do not be concerned if you experience symptoms of lightheadedness and dizziness.
B  If you miss a dose of your antiarrhythmia medication, double up on the next dose.
C  Your family and friends may want to take a CPR class.
D  It is not necessary to learn how to take your own pulse.
Question #63
A   occur at a rate of more than six per minute
B  occur during the QRS complex
C  are paired with a normal beat
D  have the same shape
Question #64
A  Impulse travels to the atrioventricular (AV) node in 0.15 to 0.5 seconds.
B  The ventricles depolarize in 0.5 seconds or less.
C  The sinoatrial (SA) node initiates the impulse.
D  Heart rate between 60 and 150 beats per minute.
Question #65
A  Review the client’s medication record.
B  Send the client to the cardiac catheterization laboratory.
C  Prepare to client for cardioversion.
D  Administer an IV bolus of atropine.
Question #66
A  Sinus tachycardia
B  Atrial fibrillation
C  Sinus bradycardia
D  Ventricular tachycardia
Question #67
A  Localized infection
B  Negative Babinski reflex
C  Twiddler syndrome
D  Hiccuping
E  Positive Kernig’s sign
Question #68
A  Measure the client’s blood pressure.
B  Suggest the need for a new beta-blocker to the doctor.
C  Do nothing; there is no cause for alarm.
D  Double-check the monitoring equipment.
Question #69
A  sinus bradycardia
B  heart block
C  none
D  atrial bradycardia
Question #70
A  0.18 seconds
B  0.16 seconds
C  0.14 seconds
D  0.24 seconds
Question #71
A  inherent rhythmicity of cardiac muscle tissue.
B  inherent electrons in muscle tissue.
C  inherent rhythmicity of all muscle tissue.
D  sufficient blood pressure.