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NR 661 Cardiovascular (Latest 2023 - 2024) New Full Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct

  • A patient has had poorly controlled hypertension for more than 10 years. Indicate the most likely
  • position of his point of maximal impulse (PMI)

  • 5th intercostal space (ICS) midclavicular line (MCL)
  • 8th ICS MCL
  • 5th ICS, left of MCL

d. 6th ICS, right of MCL: c. 5th ICS, left of MCL

2. Valve most commonly involved in chronic rheumatic heart disease is the:

  • aortic
  • mitral
  • pulmonic

d. tricuspid: b. mitral

  • A 50 year old patient with Hypertension has taken hydrochlorozide 25 mg daily for the past 4
  • weeks. How should the nurse practitioner proceed?

BP-155/95; 145/90

  • wait 4 weeks before making a dosage change
  • increase the hydrochlorothiazide to 50mg daily
  • add a drug from another class to the daily 25 mg hydrochlorothiazide
  • stop the hydrochlorothiazide and start a drug from a different class: c. add a drug from another class
  • to the daily 25 mg hydrochlorothiazide

  • Which choice below would be the best choice for an 80-year old patient whose blood pressure is

172/72

  • chlorthalidone
  • amlodipine
  • monopril

d. acebutolol: b. amlodipine

5. The diagnosis of mitral valve prolapse can be confirmed by:

  • physical examination
  • electrocardiography 1 / 3
  • echocardiography

d. chest xray: c. echocardiography

  • A patient taking candesartan for treatment for hypertension should avoid
  • strenuous exercise
  • potassium supplements
  • protein rich meals

d. grapefruit juice: b. potassium supplements

  • According to the National Heart, Lung and Blood institute, which characteristic listed below is a
  • coronary disease (CHD) risk equivelant; that is, which risk factor places the patient at a CHD risk similar to a history of CHD

  • Hypertension
  • cigarette smoking
  • male age >45 years

d. Diabetes Mellitus: d. Diabetes Mellitus

8. Classic symptoms of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) include:

  • swelling, pain, redness
  • calf complaints, pain with walking, history of exercise
  • swelling, pain, discoloration in lower extremity
  • warmth, edema and relief of pain with walking: c. swelling, pain, discoloration in lower extremity
  • Which mitral valve disorder results from redundancy of the mitral valve's leaflets??
  • acute mitral regurgitation
  • chronic mitral regurgitation
  • mitral valve prolapse

d. mitral stenosis: c. mitral valve prolapse

  • Tables are used for determination of maximum blood pressure values for adolescents. How are
  • blood pressure values established for adolescents?

  • height percentile, body mass index and gender
  • gender and age
  • height percentile, gender and age
  • body mass index and gender: c. height percentile, gender and age 2 / 3
  • The correlation between blood pressure and age greater than 60 years is that as age increases:
  • diastolic blood pressure increases
  • systolic blood pressure decreases
  • blood pressure remains about the same

d. diastolic blood pressure decreases: d. diastolic blood pressure decreases

  • An 80 year old female who is otherwise well has the following blood pressure readings. How
  • should she be managed? 160/70; 175/68; 171/71; 163/63

  • thiazide diruetic
  • ace inhibitor
  • calcium channel blocker

d. angiotensin receptor blocker: c. calcium channel blocker

  • Which choice below characterizes a patient who has aortic regurgitation?
  • long asymptomatic period followed by exercise intolerance then dyspnea at rest
  • an acute onset of shortness of breath in the fifth or sixth decade
  • dyspnea on exertion for a long period of time before sudden cardiac death
  • a long asymptomatic period with sudden death usually during exercise: a. long asymptomatic period
  • followed by exercise intolerance then dyspnea at rest

  • How often should lipids be screened in patients who are 65 years and older if they have lipid disorders
  • or cardiovascular risk factors

  • annually
  • every other year
  • every 3 years

d. every 5 years: a. annually

  • Risk assessment for dyslipidemia should begin at
  • 2 years
  • 6 years
  • 18 years

d. 21 years: a. 2 years

16. In older adults, the three most common ailments are:

  • hearing loss, vision loss, hypertension
  • / 3

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