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EKG 13&14

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Which of the following statements about telemetry monitoring is correct? It consists of a small transmitting device attached to the chest with electrodes.
Which monitoring device can be worn on the wrist and records a bipolar lead I ECG tracing? Symptom event monitor
Which type of monitoring device can be implanted under the skin with a single lead? Loop recorder
Which type of ambulatory monitoring requires the patient to keep a diary of all daily activities, abnormal experiences, and symptoms? Holter monitor
Which type of monitoring device can hold up to 96 hours of data and allows licensed practitioners to capture significant cardiac events even when the patient is not experiencing symptoms? MCOT device
When would a patient use an event marker during ambulatory monitoring? To mark the ECG tracing when symptoms occur
Which patient will be asked to keep a diary? Ms. Fisher, whose physician ordered Holter monitoring this morning
Which of the following instructions would be given to a patient scheduled for ambulatory monitoring? Wear a loose-fitting shirt, preferably one that buttons down the front, and you will be more comfortable during the procedure.
You are preparing an 82-year-old patient for ambulatory monitoring. What precautions do you need to take when applying electrodes to this patient? Manipulate the electrodes as little as possible when applying and removing them.
What should be done with a Holter monitor before entering a patient's room to begin the procedure? Insert new batteries in the monitor.
Mr. Benson's Holter monitor was applied yesterday at 9:00 am. At that time, he was told to return this morning at 9:00 am to have the monitor removed. He arrives at 10:30 am but did not bring his diary. What should you do? Ask him to return home to get the diary before removing the monitor.
Which of the following factors may reduce the accuracy of ambulatory monitoring? The patient felt ill, so he did not follow his normal routine.
What additional test is not likely to be ordered if the ambulatory monitor results are abnormal? Pulmonary function test
What is the proper procedure for connecting electrodes for ambulatory monitoring to reduce tugging and pulling during patient movement? tape the electrodes in place
Which of the following is one of the primary branches of the right coronary artery, providing blood to the posterior wall of the heart? Posterior descending artery
Which of the following is one of the primary branches of the right coronary artery and supplies blood to the walls of the right atrium and the right ventricle? Marginal artery
Which of the following is one of the primary branches of the left coronary artery and supplies blood to both of the ventricles? Left anterior descending artery
What is the outermost layer of a blood vessel called? Tunica adventitia
Approximately how many people in the United States suffer from angina? 7 million
What percentage of women who are having a heart attack never experience chest pain? 35%
Which of the following are not common cardiac symptoms in elderly patients? Hypertension and edema
Which of the following changes does not typically occur in an ECG tracing with a STEMI? Absence of P waves
What is the S-A-M-P-L-E mnemonic used for? Gathering additional medical information
What is Coumadin used for? To reduce clot formation in the blood
When might sudden cardiac arrest occur? When the heart's electrical system fails, often without warning
Which of the following is a common cause of right ventricular heart failure? Chronic lung disease
When angioplasty is performed on a coronary vessel, a stent is typically inserted to do what? Help prevent restenosis
Treatment for hypovolemia may include which of the following therapies? IV fluid challenge
What is the term for a concentrated amount of medication administered over a short period of time? bolus
For which of the following patients is fibrinolytic therapy not appropriate? A 52-year-old female patient with a blood pressure of 160/110 mmHg
Which of the following procedures is a reasonable alternative for a patient who has had heart failure and is not strong enough to withstand heart catheterization? Enhanced external counter pulsation
Which of the following memory tools is useful for gathering information regarding pain a patient is experiencing? OPQRST
Which of the following memory tools is useful for gathering information regarding oral intake? SAMPLE
Which chambers or surfaces of the heart are at risk for infarction with a “widow maker”? Anterior, lateral & septal surfaces of the left ventricle
Which of the following therapeutic measures may be performed on patients with recurrent angina or on heart failure patients who are typically not strong enough to withstand major surgery? EECP
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