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What is the primary difference between systolic and diastole A) Systolic failure is due to poor blood flow, while diastolic failure is due to excessive bleeding. B) Systolic failure involves weakened myocardial contraction; diastolic involves impaired ventricular filling. C) Both systolic and diastolic failures are characterized by rapid heart rhythms. D) Systolic failure is treatable; diastolic failure is not treatable.

152. Which type of heart failure is characterized by impaired left ventricular function leading to blood congestion in pulmonary circulation? A) Right-sided heart failure B)) Left-sided heart failure C) Biventricular heart failure D) None of the above

153. What does the NYHA Functional Classification system assess in patients with heart failure? A) The genetic predisposition to heart diseases B) The severity of their condition based on symptoms and limitations

154. Which diagnostic test used in assessing right ventricular failure evaluates both the severity of the disease and presence of other underlying heart conditions? A) Exercise stress testing B) Electrocardiogram C) Holter monitoring D) Pulmonary function test

155. What is the primary purpose of cardiac catheterization in the management of right ventricular failure? (A) To directly measure intra-cardiac pressures B) To assess pulmonary function C) To measure cholesterol levels D) To monitor daily physical activity

156. Which lifestyle modification is NOT recommended for a patient with heart failure? (A) Increasing sodium intake B) Regular exercise program C) Smoking cessation D) Reduction in alcohol intake

157. What type of diet is most appropriate for a patient with heart failure to help manage fluid retention and impact preload? A) High protein diet B) Low sodium diet C) High fiber diet

Which pharmacological treatment is considered a first tine therapy for heart failure that helps by removing excess fluid through urination? A) Beta blockers (B) Diuretics C) ACE inhibitors D) Digitalis

159. In the management of heart failure, what is the role of a biventricular pacemaker? A) To decrease cholesterol levels B) To improve symptoms and decrease hospitalizations C) To increase fluid retention D) To treat pulmonary embolism

160. Which nursing intervention is critical for a patient experiencing right ventricular failure, specifically to monitor for fluid retention? (A) Assessing for increased abdominal girth and total body weight B) Checking for elevated body temperature C) Monitoring for improvements in skin condition D) Evaluating changes in cognitive function .

nursing/ chap 8 review questions

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nursing/ chap 8 review questions