MUST KNOW Hemodynamics and Shock Part 2 CCRN Practice Questions

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Nurse Jenny MSN RN CCRN presenting 15 FREE MUST KNOW Hemodynamics and Shock (Part 2) CCRN Practice Questions before you sit for your exam!
This review video has questions, rationales, and helpful explanations of important CCRN hemodynamics and shock topics.
Watch Part 1 for greater detail and more in depth explanations on these topics!
Shock & Hemodynamics PART 1: • MUST KNOW Hemodynamics...
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Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Question 1
01:56 Question 2
05:20 Question 3
07:30 Question 4
08:47 Question 5
11:19 Question 6
13:00 Question 7
15:31 Question 8
18:33 Question 9
20:08 Question 10
22:18 Question 11
25:46 Question 12
26:38 Question 13
29:41 Question 14
32:17 Question 15

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29 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@LoveJesusmessage 7 месяцев назад

Passed my exam today 🎉. Thank you

@NurseLifeAcademy 7 месяцев назад

Great job! 💕🎉

@leahphelan2566 6 месяцев назад

I found your videos a week before taking my exam and found them so incredibly helpful! I passed with better scores than expected!

@NurseLifeAcademy 6 месяцев назад

That is so wonderful, congratulations! ☺️

@yvonneverytalented1153 6 месяцев назад

Awesome lecture. Do you have a test bank that we can purchase or can you recommend one?

@NurseLifeAcademy 6 месяцев назад

Unfortunately I do not have a test bank. I do recommend Barron's full tests (read the rationales!). I did get a 150-question test from AACN (I can't remember if it was free with the test purchase or because I also bought the AACN question bank) but I did like their 150-question test and rationales!

@alexteodoro4943 Месяц назад

for question #15, I immediately removed choice C because pt. is hypotensive and one of the options was vasodilators in C. Can you explain why this would still be the correct answer, considering that a vasodilator would potentially make the hypotension worse? I understand that this pt. is presenting as cardiogenic shock/HF and would need preload and afterload reduction, but was thrown off by other data in the question. Thanks in advane!

@NurseLifeAcademy 15 часов назад

My apologies for the late reply. This is one of those questions where you have to choose the best answer given the information you have. You're totally correct in saying that diuretics would probably cause further hypotension (which we definitely don't want!). However, the two goals in cardiogenic shock include enhancing effectiveness of the pump and decreasing demand on the pump. in looking at the other answer choices, they all have at least one part that does not meet those goals (A-negative inotrope, B-beta blocker, D-adenosine); but C does meet the treatment goals of cardiogenic shock. In real life, we would certainly use diuretics conservatively and make sure the patient can tolerate them. Hope that helps! :)

@gracecover5382 5 месяцев назад

For question #14 the correct answer makes sense, but I did also want to ask this: COPD causes barrel chest and increased intrathoracic pressure decreases R heart filling. For this reason, I thought low CVP could have been the answer

@NurseLifeAcademy 5 месяцев назад

I do see where you are coming from; great thought process! I'll have to look a little bit more into this but my idea constructing this question was focusing on the "chronic" emphysema/COPD, wherein over time, the pulmonary HTN is going to lead to R heart failure (constant backup of blood, elevated CVP) If I find out a better pathophysiology answer, I will let you know!

@rosarose9642 6 месяцев назад

Hi where can I find the lecture

@NurseLifeAcademy 6 месяцев назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cweNLGwWdTw.html :)

@raea3184 6 месяцев назад

For question #11, I am confused because the treatment for it in your chart also says afterload reducers and when I look into what reduces afterload, it is nitrates reduce afterload. So, why isn’t the answer also B?

@NurseLifeAcademy 6 месяцев назад

While nitrates may reduce afterload at higher dosages, they primarily reduce preload. IABP would be the best choice for this patient who is in cardiogenic shock!