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Froggy Jumps Cardiac Care Plans QuizOnline version Test your understanding of cardiac care topics. by CherriBomb Boutique 1 What is the primary pathophysiology of Acute Coronary Syndrome (UA/NSTEMI/STEMI)? a Plaque rupture with thrombosis causing ischemia b Aneurysm formation c Valvular degeneration 2 Which symptom is most characteristic of ACS onset? a Abdominal cramps b Headache only c Chest pain or pressure 3 Which biomarker is commonly elevated in ACS? a Troponin b ALT c CKD 4 First-line antiplatelet therapy in ACS often includes? a Furosemide b Aspirin c Warfarin 5 Which imaging or test helps diagnose ACS? a Abdominal ultrasound b 12-lead ECG c MRI of knee 6 What is a key goal in ACS management regarding chest pain? a Relieve pain and limit myocardial oxygen demand b Delay medications c Increase activity immediately 7 In Cardiogenic Shock, the primary issue is? a Decreased cardiac output due to poor contractility b Excessive perfusion c Overhydration 8 Which intervention is common in cardiogenic shock to support circulation? a Diuretics only b Vasopressors exclusively without monitoring c Inotropes such as dobutamine 9 Which device may be considered for severe cardiogenic shock? a Pacemaker only b IABP or VAD c Defibrillator only 10 Acute Pericarditis commonly presents with? a Jaw numbness only b Intermittent leg pain c Sharp chest pain that worsens with lying down 11 A typical exam finding in pericarditis is? a Pulsus paradoxus always absent b Pericardial friction rub c Murmur of aortic stenosis 12 Treatment for acute pericarditis may include? a NSAIDs and colchicine b Antibiotics only c High-dose insulin 13 What is a potential complication of pericardial effusion/tamponade? a Increased preload b Decreased preload and cardiac output c Hypervolemia 14 Tamponade is identified by which syndrome hallmark? a Kussmaul sign b Pulsatile liver c Beck’s triad (JVD, hypotension, muffled sounds) 15 Initial emergency action for tamponade includes? a Prepare for pericardiocentesis b Administer high-dose diuretics c Observe and wait 16 What is endocarditis pathology? a Aneurysm of arteries b Bacteria adhere to damaged endocardium forming vegetations c Valve hyperplasia 17 Key nursing action in suspected endocarditis is to? a Obtain blood cultures before antibiotics b Start antibiotics without cultures c Skip labs to save time 18 Which medication class is used to stabilize plaques in ACS? a Beta-carotene b Diuretics c Statins 19 Which electrolyte or lab monitoring is critical after ACS PCI? a Ignore creatinine clearance b Monitor for hyperglycemia only c Monitor for bleeding and renal function 20 Which symptom change indicates improved ACS outcomes after intervention? a Pain moves to feet b Chest pain resolved or greatly reduced c Abdominal pain appears 21 What is a major red flag in ACS requiring immediate attention? a Stable vitals for 24h b No ECG changes c New/worsening dysrhythmias 22 In ACS, what is the goal regarding urine output? a Maintain adequate urine output (e.g., ≥30 mL/hr) b Minimize urine output c Ignore urine output 23 What is a hallmark feature of a hypertensive emergency affecting the heart? a Independent liver failure b Acute LV dysfunction and possible HF c Isolated aortic stenosis 24 What nursing action helps reduce myocardial oxygen demand in ACS? a No rest needed b Encourage heavy exercise c Bedrest with minimized stimulation 25 Which test helps differentiate ACS from other chest pain causes? a Serial troponin measurements b Serum glucose only c Lead level test

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Cardiac Care Plans QuizOnline version

by CherriBomb Boutique

What is the primary pathophysiology of Acute Coronary Syndrome (UA/NSTEMI/STEMI)?

Which symptom is most characteristic of ACS onset?

Which biomarker is commonly elevated in ACS?

First-line antiplatelet therapy in ACS often includes?

Which imaging or test helps diagnose ACS?

What is a key goal in ACS management regarding chest pain?

In Cardiogenic Shock, the primary issue is?

Which intervention is common in cardiogenic shock to support circulation?

Which device may be considered for severe cardiogenic shock?

Acute Pericarditis commonly presents with?

A typical exam finding in pericarditis is?

Treatment for acute pericarditis may include?

What is a potential complication of pericardial effusion/tamponade?

Tamponade is identified by which syndrome hallmark?

Initial emergency action for tamponade includes?

What is endocarditis pathology?

Key nursing action in suspected endocarditis is to?

Which medication class is used to stabilize plaques in ACS?

Which electrolyte or lab monitoring is critical after ACS PCI?

Which symptom change indicates improved ACS outcomes after intervention?

What is a major red flag in ACS requiring immediate attention?

In ACS, what is the goal regarding urine output?

What is a hallmark feature of a hypertensive emergency affecting the heart?

What nursing action helps reduce myocardial oxygen demand in ACS?

Which test helps differentiate ACS from other chest pain causes?