Arteriosclerosis vs Atherosclerosis NCLEX Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Arteriosclerosis vs Atherosclerosis NCLEX QuizOnline version Test your understanding of arterial hardening and plaque disease. by Danielle Kendricks 1 What is the main pathophysiology of arteriosclerosis? a LDL foam cell buildup b Thickening and hardening of arterial walls c Plaque rupture formation 2 Arteriosclerosis leads to increased afterload due to what? a Loss of arterial elasticity b Decreased vascular resistance c Decreased preload 3 Which factor most contributes to atherosclerosis initiation? a Vasodilation b Endothelial injury c Hyperkalemia 4 What forms foam cells in atherosclerosis? a Platelet aggregation b Macrophage ingesting LDL c Smooth muscle apoptosis 5 Atherosclerosis narrows the lumen, causing what foremost result? a Increased venous return b Vasodilation and hyperemia c Decreased blood flow and ischemia 6 Plaque rupture in atherosclerosis can lead to what complication? a Aneurysm rupture b Hemorrhagic edema c Thrombus with possible MI or stroke 7 Most patients with atherosclerosis are asymptomatic until blockages reach what level? a 90% blockage b 20% blockage c About 70% blockage 8 CAD in atherosclerosis primarily reduces which supply? a Systemic venous return b Myocardial oxygen supply c Pulmonary oxygenation 9 Which risk factor is non-modifiable for CAD? a Age and sex b Hyperlipidemia c Smoking 10 Which symptom is typical of coronary ischemia in CAD? a Severe headache b Abdominal pain only at rest c Chest pain with exertion 11 Which diagnostic marker rises with myocardial injury? a ALT/AST b Troponin I/T c CK-MB only 12 Which ECG change indicates ischemia in CAD? a Normal ECG b Peaked T waves c ST depression 13 First-line pharmacologic therapy to reduce platelet aggregation in ACS? a Norepinephrine b Heparin c Aspirin 14 Which medication lowers LDL and stabilizes plaques in CAD? a Statins b Vasodilators c Diuretics

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Arteriosclerosis vs Atherosclerosis NCLEX QuizOnline version

by Danielle Kendricks

What is the main pathophysiology of arteriosclerosis?

Arteriosclerosis leads to increased afterload due to what?

Which factor most contributes to atherosclerosis initiation?

What forms foam cells in atherosclerosis?

Atherosclerosis narrows the lumen, causing what foremost result?

Plaque rupture in atherosclerosis can lead to what complication?

Most patients with atherosclerosis are asymptomatic until blockages reach what level?

CAD in atherosclerosis primarily reduces which supply?

Which risk factor is non-modifiable for CAD?

Which symptom is typical of coronary ischemia in CAD?

Which diagnostic marker rises with myocardial injury?

Which ECG change indicates ischemia in CAD?

First-line pharmacologic therapy to reduce platelet aggregation in ACS?

Which medication lowers LDL and stabilizes plaques in CAD?