A) Femoral artery
B) Radial artery
C) Brachial artery
D) Axillary artery
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A) Systolic pressure
B) Blood flow increasing as artery compression is decreasing
C) Diastolic pressure in <13 years of age
D) Diastolic pressure in adults
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A) Oral pharyngeal airway
B) Nasal pharyngeal airway
C) Endotracheal tube
D) Tracheostomy
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A) Obstructive sleep apnea
B) Chronic ventilator failure
C) Acute respiratory failure
D) Pulmonary edema
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A) Nasal cannula
B) Simple mask
C) Aerosol mask
D) Venturi mask
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A) 90 to 100
B) 70 to 85
C) 60 to 70
D) 40 to 55
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A) Fluid overload
B) Right ventricular failure
C) Dehydration
D) Tricuspid insufficiency
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A) Patient is wincing.
B) Color in patient's face is flushed red.
C) Paradoxical breathing.
D) Patient is shivering.
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A) 24%
B) 32%
C) 45%
D) 55%
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A) 150 to 165 mm Hg
B) 140 to 150 mm Hg
C) 90 to 135 mm Hg
D) 75 to 90 mm Hg
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A) The inflated balloon creates a pressure forcing the blood to circulate into the coronary arteries.
B) The deflated balloon creates a pressure gradient enhancing the flow of blood through the aorta during left ventricular systole.
C) The inflated balloon creates a pressure enhancing the blood flow into the chambers of the heart.
D) The deflated balloon enhances relaxation of the heart muscle.
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A) Assist control
B) Synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation
C) Pressure support ventilation
D) Continuous positive airway pressure
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A) Continuous monitoring of cardiac function and intravascular fluid status.
B) Route for medication administration.
C) Emergency placement of temporary pacemaker.
D) All of the above functions can be completed through a central line.
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A) Simple mask
B) Venturi mask
C) Partial rebreather mask
D) Nonrebreather mask
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A) The MAP reading does not vary significantly with motion artifact or movement.
B) The MAP is useful clinically as it relates to cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance.
C) An MAP value of <60 mm Hg may indicate inadequate tissue perfusion.
D) All of the above are true statements.
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A) Presence of perspiration or sweat
B) Presence of dark nail polish
C) Anemia
D) Low perfusion states (low cardiac output)
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A) Monitor patient fatigue,complete bedside active range of motion exercise with patient in supine position.
B) Monitor patient symptoms,perform one set of active range of motion extremity exercises in bed and then progress patient to sitting on the edge of the bed.
C) Monitor vital signs and patient symptoms before,during,and after mobility to edge of bed,active exercise in sitting,and low-intensity ambulation.
D) Monitor vital signs and patient symptoms at rest.If stable,assist the patient with mobility out of bed and hall ambulation as tolerated.
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A) The physical therapist should silence the alarm and continue with care.
B) The physical therapist should temporarily stop treatment and determine the cause of the alarm.
C) The physical therapist should temporarily stop the treatment and defer to the nurse about the reason for the alarm.
D) The physical therapist should end the treatment session and notify the nurse an alarm was sounding.
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