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RCIS 3 9
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DownloadImmediately after crossing a septum in transseptal access, what do you do?
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Give heparin. We want no clots to form, and this will keep clots off of the wire, device, etc.
What are the complications of transseptal access?
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Clots, air embolus, tamponade, aortic wall puncture.
What TIMI flow are we aiming for in the cath lab?
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TIMI 3.
What Aldrete score allows a patient to leave the cath lab?
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Aldrete must be at least an 8.
On the New York Heart Failure classification, is a patients capacity better at level 1 or level 4?
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Level 1 is better than level 4.
When do we tend to see vaso-vagal reactions, and what should we do?
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When placing the sheath. Give them fluids to increase volume and administer .5mg of atropine. Protect the airway if needed.
What do we use to pretreat a contrast allergy?
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Prednisone the night before and Benadryl before the procedure.
What should be monitored if a patient is on Lasix?
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Potassium (K) level.
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Immediately after crossing a septum in transseptal access, what do you do?
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This set of 64 comprehensive study questions and answers covers various aspects of transseptal access, complications, procedural protocols, and post-procedural care in the cath lab. These questions are designed to help medical professionals and students prepare for exams and practical scenarios in cardiac catheterization and related procedures.
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Immediately after crossing a septum in transseptal access, what do you do?
Give heparin. We want no clots to form, and this will keep clots off of the wire, device, etc. -
What are the complications of transseptal access?
Clots, air embolus, tamponade, aortic wall puncture. -
What TIMI flow are we aiming for in the cath lab?
TIMI 3. -
What Aldrete score allows a patient to leave the cath lab?
Aldrete must be at least an 8. -
On the New York Heart Failure classification, is a patients capacity better at level 1 or level 4?
Level 1 is better than level 4. -
When do we tend to see vaso-vagal reactions, and what should we do?
When placing the sheath. Give them fluids to increase volume and administer .5mg of atropine. Protect the airway if needed. -
What do we use to pretreat a contrast allergy?
Prednisone the night before and Benadryl before the procedure. -
What should be monitored if a patient is on Lasix?
Potassium (K) level. -
What is the procedure for picking up a patient?
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What two things should an RCIS check first when coming into the lab?
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How do you open packages?
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Which side do you drape a patient on first?
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True or False: You should locate the pulses prior to draping.
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What is used to sterilize equipment?
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What is the solution used to hold cardiac biopsy samples?
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What septum does the LAD run down?
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True or False: The Cx and RCA go through the right and left atrioventricular grooves.
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What does the coronary sinus do?
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What is the innermost layer of the heart?
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What is the thick middle layer of the heart?
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Which heart layer has electrical properties and can conduct electrical impulses?
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What is the pericardium?
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What is the outer protective layer of the heart?
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What layer of the heart do coronary arteries arise in?
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Label this image.
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What is the S1 heart sound?
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What is the S2 sound?
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What are the signs of a stroke?
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What is the difference between TIMI 0 and TIMI 3 flow?
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How do you do an LV angiogram on a stenotic Ao valve?
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When using an injector for an LV gram, what do the three numbers mean?
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What does setting a rate of rise on an injector do?
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What are the steps to a myocardial biopsy?
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At what level do you keep a Foley catheter at all times, including transferring from bed to table?
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When do we use distal protection devices?
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When using a cutting or scoring balloon, what are we doing?
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Who wears glasses in a laser case?
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What happens to a lesion when using a laser?
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What is the best location for TVP (transvenous pacing)?
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How do you retrieve a foreign body?
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What is the proper heparin dose?
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What is the minimum amount of time following giving heparin that you can check an ACT?
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When do you use an Impella device?
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What are contraindications to Impella?
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Post-procedure care includes what steps?
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How often are vital signs completed post-cath?
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If a patient has a hematoma, should you compare it to a fruit? True or False.
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When calling a report to a receiving nurse, what do you tell them?
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What is the first thing you do when cleaning the room?
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Where do you hold manual pressure when removing an arterial sheath?
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What are some times that you would use a temporary pacemaker?
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What are the steps when temporary pacing is required?
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What are examples of passive closure devices?
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What are examples of active closure devices?
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What is the purpose of giving heparin immediately after crossing the septum in transseptal access?
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Name a complication that can arise from transseptal access.
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What is the goal TIMI flow in the cath lab?
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Define an Aldrete score that allows patient discharge from the cath lab.
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Which New York Heart Failure classification indicates better patient capacity, level 1 or level 4?
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What should be done to manage a vaso-vagal reaction during sheath placement?
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How do you pretreat a patient with a contrast allergy?
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What electrolyte should be monitored in a patient on Lasix?
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What are the initial steps when picking up a patient for a procedure?
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What should an RCIS check first upon entering the lab?
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