CHF Pathophysiology Test
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| A. Cardiac output.B. Acute CHFC. poor oxygenation.D. Ventricular HypertrophyE. Peripheral edema.F. Most common heart failure. When the left ventricular cardiac output is less than volume received from the pulmonary circulation.G. Cheyne stokes respirations.H. The client will show symptoms of CHF.I. It impairs the ventricular emptying which will decrease stroke volume and cardiac outputJ. left sided heart failure.-leads to increased workload of the Rt. ventricle to pump blood into an already congested lungs.K. The sounds reflect the resistance of ventricular filling. the walls of the ventricle actually vibrate during filling.L. Stroke Volume.M. Leaves an indentation in the edematous are when pushed on by the examiners fingers.N. Blood will back up into the right atria, then into superior vena cava and inferior vena cava.O. A state in which the heart is no longer able to pump sufficient blood to meet all of the metabolic needs of the body system.P. Plasma leaks out of engorged pulmonary vessels into the small airways and interstitial spaces in lungs.Q. Mechanisms the heart uses to maintain cardiac output (in response to decreased cardiac output).R. Fatigue, dry cough, dyspnea, crackles (rales), orthopnea, PND, cheyne stokes resp. anxiety, nocturia, oliguria, htn.S. Due to acute hypoxia of cardiac tissue.T. Tachycardia, ventricular dilation, ventricular hypertrophy. |
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