ICVT Senior Mock Final Exam
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| You feel no resistance when inflating Swan Ganz catheter you should: | Aspirate 1.5cc's , tape the port so no one else tries to inflate the balloon, and notify the physician
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| The hub of a catheter contains the: | Luer-lock female connection
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| Given a pt presenting for a bi-v ICD implant and a baseline O2 sat of 84%: | The pt should not be sedated until the oxygen deficit is resolved
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| Your pt is in acute pulmonary edema. A recommended position for him is: | Sitting up to facilitate breathing and decrease venous return
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| The dosage of ergonovine in a provocative study for Prinzmetal's is: | 0.1 mg
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| The neurologic assessment result documented as PERRLA is obtained using a/an: | Flashlight
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| Compared to the femoral approach, trasnradial access for the catheterization has been shown to: | decrease access site complications after coronary procedures, decrease cost, increase pt comfort, allow for earlier outpatient discharge
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| After having applied a 12 lead ECG electrodes to the pt, you notice a negative QRS in Lead I. The cause of this typically wires switched: | Right arm switched with left arm
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| T or F: Radial artery loops are caused by catheter vasospasm | False
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| latest in history of cardiology | development of Biventricular pacing for cardiac resynchronization
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| The dosage of ergonovine provocative study for Prinzemetals is | 0.1mg
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| After having applied 12 lead a negative QRS in lead 1 is present. Why?: | Right arm switched with left arm
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| How could a DVT case a TIA? | By traveling through a patent foramen ovale
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