Free Exam: ICVT Qtr 4: PA Hemodynamics - Quiz
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Your patient, Mr. Cole Furness, a heating contractor from Petoskey, has a Swan Ganz catheter sampling this PA pressure. Which of the following is least likely indicated?
Your patient, Mr. Cole Furness, a heating contractor from Petoskey, has a Swan Ganz catheter sampling this PA pressure. Which of the following is least likely indicated?
| Type: | Multiple choice |
| Points: | 1 |
| Randomize answers: | Yes |
Question 2
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Mr. Smokey Jones, a tobacco farmer from North Carolina, had a right heart cath. His PA pressure was 54/28/37. What condition is consistent with this pressure?
Mr. Smokey Jones, a tobacco farmer from North Carolina, had a right heart cath. His PA pressure was 54/28/37. What condition is consistent with this pressure?
| Type: | Multiple choice |
| Points: | 1 |
| Randomize answers: | Yes |
Question 3
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Your patient, Officer Billy Clubb of the Birmingham riot squad, has an elevated PAD pressure in the presence of a normal PCW pressure. That would be consistent with:
Your patient, Officer Billy Clubb of the Birmingham riot squad, has an elevated PAD pressure in the presence of a normal PCW pressure. That would be consistent with:
| Type: | Multiple choice |
| Points: | 1 |
| Randomize answers: | Yes |
Question 4
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You are called in for an acute RV infarct in the middle of the night for your patient Mr. Kenny Hopgoode, a track and field coach and retired high jumper. The lab had an electrical short circuit and you are only able to record pressures on a 100 scale on paper. You measure the peak of a pulmonary artery waveform as 22 mm on the graph paper that is 50 mm from base to top of scale. This represents a systolic pressure of:
You are called in for an acute RV infarct in the middle of the night for your patient Mr. Kenny Hopgoode, a track and field coach and retired high jumper. The lab had an electrical short circuit and you are only able to record pressures on a 100 scale on paper. You measure the peak of a pulmonary artery waveform as 22 mm on the graph paper that is 50 mm from base to top of scale. This represents a systolic pressure of:
| Type: | Multiple choice |
| Points: | 1 |
| Randomize answers: | Yes |
Question 5
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The echocardiogram shown here was obtained in the cath lab on your patient, Ms. I.C. Waters, a marathon swimmer from Newfoundland. The cardiologist, Dr. Adam Baum, had just perforated the mid RCA while using a cutting balloon. What hemodynamic sign would you expect to accompany this condition?
The echocardiogram shown here was obtained in the cath lab on your patient, Ms. I.C. Waters, a marathon swimmer from Newfoundland. The cardiologist, Dr. Adam Baum, had just perforated the mid RCA while using a cutting balloon. What hemodynamic sign would you expect to accompany this condition?
| Type: | Multiple choice |
| Points: | 1 |
| Randomize answers: | Yes |