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ACLS Final Exam Version 1 (v1) Newest 2025 Complete 50 Questions And Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers) |Already Graded A+||Brand New Version!!
The EKG of a patient who arrived in the ED complaining of dizziness, syncope and SOB reveals sinus bradycardia. When reviewing the patients medication history, the HCP identifies which agents as a potential cause? - ANSWER-Metoprolol Verapamil Digoxin
A patient with bradycardia and signs of hemodynamic compromise doesn't respond to atropine. Which interventions could the HCP use next? - ANSWER-•Epinephrine or dopamine infusion •Transcutaneous pacing
A patient's EKG reveals narrow QRS complex with a regular rhythm, indicating a narrow complex SVT. The patient is not showing signs of hemodynamic compromise. Which 1 / 2
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interventions would be initiated first if it does not delay other interventions? - ANSWER-Vagal maneuvers
EKG of a patient in the ED reveals the following rhythm. Which feature would the HCP interpret as indicating atrial fibrillation? - ANSWER-Absence of discrete P waves and presence of irregularly irregular QRS
Cardiac monitoring indicates that a patient has a ventricular tachyarrhythmia. The patient has a pulse and is not showing any signs of hemodynamic compromise. A 12 lead EKG reveals an irregular rhythm with a QRS greater than 0.12 secs. Which action would be appropriate at this time? - ANSWER-Consider an antiarrhythmic medication
A patient is brought into the ED. The patient doesn't have a pulse. The cardiac monitor shows the following rhythm. - ANSWER-V. Tach.
A patient with acute renal failure experiences cardiac arrest. Just before the cardiac arrest, the patient's EKG showed peaked T waves. What might be causing the patients cardiac arrest? - ANSWER-Hyperkalemia
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