STEMI

Question #8
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This EKG Suggests:

Inferior STEMI.
Septal-Anterior STEMI
Posterior STEMI
Stemmed STEMI
Normal EKG without ST elevation
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Question #10
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Answer:
True
False
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Interactive Quiz
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What is the warning sign that blood flow to your heart is being cut off?
Stable angina
Shortness of breath
Unstable angina
Anxiety from a parrot landing on your shoulder
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What are the consequences of an untreated heart attack?
Cardiac arrest, heart failure, irreversible heart muscle damage, permanent loss of ability to care for self, death
Cardiac arrest, diabetes, kidney failure, hair loss
Neutropenia, pancytopenia, anemia, weakness, dizziness, poor visual acuity
Loss of that loving feeling
An elephant sitting on your chest
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How long should a patient wait before going to the hospital if chest pain persists?
Lasts more than 15 minutes
After third nitroglycerin, and still have chest pain
Taking a baby aspirin
If the clown holding the balloon offers to give you a ride
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What are the "zones" of the heart in relation to a 12-lead EKG?
Septal, Anterior, Lateral, Inferior
Septal, Anterior, Lateral, Inferior, Posterior
Septal, Anterior, Lateral, Inferior, Posterior, Oblique, Transverse, Caudal, Dorsal, Interior, Exterior, Outerior, Ulterior
In-Zone, Out-Zone, Passing-Zone, Danger-Zone
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Heart disease is the number one cause of death for women as well as men.
True
False
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Not all heart attacks have the same symptoms or severity.
True
False
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ST segment elevation refers to what:
refers to a pattern that shows up on an electrocardiogram (EKG).
Results in less damage
Coronary artery blockages are temporary
Climbing up the Manitou Incline
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Question #9
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Answer:
True
False
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