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DownloadWhat is a transmural MI?
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A transmural MI is a myocardial infarction that involves all three layers of the heart.
Which area is associated with an inferior wall MI?
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The Right Ventricle.
What are further signs of an inferior wall MI?
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JVD, clear breath sounds, potential A/V block, bradycardia.
Giving NTG during an inferior MI can make things worse and should not be given. True or False?
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True.
Low K predisposes the patient to __________?
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Ventricular arrhythmias.
Why do INR and/or PT/PTT need to be in normal range prior to cath?
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It can affect hemostasis times as well as indicate there will be problems with cannulation.
Why would we want to know the WBC count?
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To evaluate the patient for infection.
The lower the EF, the higher the risk of complications. True or False?
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True.
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These practice questions are designed to help you understand key concepts in cardiology, specifically related to myocardial infarctions (MIs) and associated procedures. Each question is followed by a detailed answer to aid in your study and comprehension.
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What is a transmural MI?
A transmural MI is a myocardial infarction that involves all three layers of the heart. -
Which area is associated with an inferior wall MI?
The Right Ventricle. -
What are further signs of an inferior wall MI?
JVD, clear breath sounds, potential A/V block, bradycardia. -
Giving NTG during an inferior MI can make things worse and should not be given. True or False?
True. -
Low K predisposes the patient to __________?
Ventricular arrhythmias. -
Why do INR and/or PT/PTT need to be in normal range prior to cath?
It can affect hemostasis times as well as indicate there will be problems with cannulation. -
Why would we want to know the WBC count?
To evaluate the patient for infection. -
The lower the EF, the higher the risk of complications. True or False?
True. -
The lower the EF, the more careful we must be with giving contrast. True or False?
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Lesions in the common/internal/external carotids increase the risk of stroke. True or False?
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Diabetics are not at an increased risk of infection when using a closure device. True or False?
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A patient with a high WBC count is at an increased risk of infection when using a closure device. True or False?
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A leaky Ao valve needs to have increased hold time following PCI. True or False?
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What can carotid massage do?
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What are the top 3 cath complications?
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A longer procedure does not increase the risk of stroke. True or False?
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Frequent equipment changes increase the chance of stroke. True or False?
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If cannulation of the SFA or profunda occurs, what complication can arise?
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Vaso vagal reactions are more likely when the patient is dehydrated. True or False?
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Covered stents are an indication of coronary artery perforation. True or False?
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Multiple sheath exchanges within 72 hours increase the risk of infection. True or False?
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Brachial and Radial approaches reduce infection rates. True or False?
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The best contrasts are those that are isomolar. True or False?
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Why do we give at least 500cc IV NS before a study?
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What medication should not be given to patients on NPH insulin?
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If a patient has renal artery stenosis, what class of medications to lower BP should they not take?
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What view is this? (LAO of the RCA)
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What view is this? (LAO of left coronary arteries)
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What view is this? (Lateral of left coronary arteries)
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What view is this? (RAO LAD/CX)
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What view is this? (RAO/RCA)
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What is the mean arterial pressure needed to maintain cerebral perfusion?
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What do BP meds change?
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What is preload?
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What is afterload?
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What is the most efficient way to increase blood pressure?
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What is the most efficient way to make blood pressure lower?
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What is the average stroke volume?
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What is an average cardiac output?
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Where are baroreceptors located?
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How does the body correct for a drop in SV?
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What is angiotensin II and how does it work?
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What does angiotensin I and ACE equal?
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What are the beta sites on the heart stimulated by and what does this do to the heart rate?
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Is Atropine a chronotrope or an inotrope?
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Is Isopril a chronotrope or an inotrope?
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Which class of drugs are negative chronotropes?
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How do beta blockers work?
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Are beta 1-selective antagonists or non-selective antagonists?
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Are beta 2-selective antagonists or non-selective antagonists?
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What type of drugs are metoprolol/Lopressor and atenolol/Tenormin?
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What type of drug is propranolol/Inderal?
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What is a contraindication to propranolol/Inderal?
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How do ACE inhibitors lower blood pressure?
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What are some names of ACE inhibitors?
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How do ARBs work?
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What are some names of ARBs?
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What are the most common chronotropes on the test?
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What are the most common inotropes on the test?
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NTG dilates arteries. True or False?
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NTG works to decrease preload when given during an MI by dilating what?
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Does NTG work on preload or afterload?
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Besides numbing the skin, where else can you use lidocaine in the cath lab?
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How does the body correct for a drop in stroke volume?
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