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Test your knowledge on heart failure types, signs, and symptoms!

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Froggy Jumps Brotherton's Heart Failure (Obj. 1) Quiz ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on heart failure types, signs, and symptoms! by Katie B. 1 The left side of the heart is responsible for a bringing in oxygen-rich blood from the lungs b bringing in oxygen-deficient blood from the body c handling intake of all types of blood from all areas of the body 2 The right side of the heart is responsible for a bringing in oxygen-rich blood from the lungs b bringing in oxygen-deficient blood from the body c handling intake of all types of blood from all areas of the body 3 If the function of the left side of the heart is affected, where does blood back up? a to the lungs b to the rest of the body c ALWAYS to the lungs and the rest of the body at the same time 4 If the function of the right side of the heart is affected, where does blood back up? a to the lungs b to the rest of the body c ALWAYS to the lungs and the rest of the body at the same time 5 When both sides of the heart fail, we call this combined HF, or ______________ failure. Select the best answer. a biventricular b congested c severe 6 Which types of symptoms are associated with L-sided HF? a respiratory difficulty b Nausea c Swelling in the legs 7 When the right-side of the heart fails, we often see ___________________________. a increased urine output b respiratory difficulties c systemic and peripheral effects (ascites, edema, etc.) 8 Which symptom is often experienced at night by heart failure patients? a Palpitations b Dizziness c Orthopnea 9 Which sign is commonly associated with heart failure due to poor circulation? a Skin rashes b Fatigue c Headaches 10 Which symptom may indicate worsening heart failure related to fluid buildup? a Increased appetite b Shortness of breath c Frequent urination 11 Your client (suffered a severe MI earlier this year) c/o feeling bloated with pants no longer fitting despite very poor appetite and scant intake the past 3 weeks. You anticipate your client may have ____________________________. a left-sided HF b right-sided HF c biventricular HF 12 You auscultate crackles and your client is c/o SOB, dyspnea with exertion, and intermittent confusion. You suspect _____________________ HF a left-sided b right-sided c biventricular 13 Your home health client asks for cough syrup frequently and you note frequent throat clearing. Tissues show slightly pink frothy sputum. Which is a possible diagnosis? a left-sided HF b right-sided HF c biventricular HF 14 Your client has 3+ pitting edema with weeping, palpitations, has poor appetite, sleeps in a recliner, has ascites, is on 3L/min O2 at only 92%, and cannot ambulate 10 feet without SOB. Which HF is suspected? a left-sided HF b right-sided HF c biventricular HF 15 JVD is associated with a left-sided HF b right-sided HF c biventricular HF

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by Katie B.

The left side of the heart is responsible for

The right side of the heart is responsible for

If the function of the left side of the heart is affected, where does blood back up?

If the function of the right side of the heart is affected, where does blood back up?

When both sides of the heart fail, we call this combined HF, or ______________ failure. Select the best answer.

Which types of symptoms are associated with L-sided HF?

When the right-side of the heart fails, we often see ___________________________.

Which symptom is often experienced at night by heart failure patients?

Which sign is commonly associated with heart failure due to poor circulation?

Which symptom may indicate worsening heart failure related to fluid buildup?

Your client (suffered a severe MI earlier this year) c/o feeling bloated with pants no longer fitting despite very poor appetite and scant intake the past 3 weeks. You anticipate your client may have ____________________________.

You auscultate crackles and your client is c/o SOB, dyspnea with exertion, and intermittent confusion. You suspect _____________________ HF

Your home health client asks for cough syrup frequently and you note frequent throat clearing. Tissues show slightly pink frothy sputum. Which is a possible diagnosis?

Your client has 3+ pitting edema with weeping, palpitations, has poor appetite, sleeps in a recliner, has ascites, is on 3L/min O2 at only 92%, and cannot ambulate 10 feet without SOB. Which HF is suspected?

JVD is associated with