Title | Chapter 36 Inflammatory and Structural Heart Disorders |
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Author | john jingleheimer |
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Chapter36:InflammatoryandStructuralHeartDisorders TestBank MULTIPLECHOICE 1.Thenurseobtainsahealthhistoryfroma65-year-oldpatientwithaprostheticmitralvalvewhohas symptomsofinfectiveendocarditis(IE).Whichquestionbythenurseismostappropriate? a.
Doyouhaveahistoryofaheartattack?
b.
Isthereafamilyhistoryofendocarditis?
c.
Haveyouhadanyrecentimmunizations?
d.
Haveyouhaddentalworkdonerecently?
ANS:D Dentalproceduresplacethepatientwithaprostheticmitralvalveatriskforinfectiveendocarditis(IE). Myocardialinfarction(MI),immunizations,andafamilyhistoryofendocarditisarenotriskfactorsforIE. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:782 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 2.Duringtheassessmentofa25-year-oldpatientwithinfectiveendocarditis(IE),thenursewouldexpectto find a.
substernalchestpressure.
b.
anewregurgitantmurmur.
c.
apruriticrashonthechest.
d.
involuntarymusclemovement.
ANS:B NewregurgitantmurmursoccurinIEbecausevegetationsonthevalvespreventvalveclosure.Substernal chestdiscomfort,rashes,andinvoluntarymusclemovementareclinicalmanifestationsofothercardiac disorderssuchasanginaandrheumaticfever. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understand(comprehension)REF:781 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 3.Thenurseidentifiesthenursingdiagnosisofdecreasedcardiacoutputrelatedtovalvularinsufficiencyfor thepatientwithinfectiveendocarditis(IE)basedonwhichassessmentfinding(s)? a.
Fever,chills,anddiaphoresis
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Urineoutputlessthan30mL/hr
c.
Petechiaeontheinsideofthemouthandconjunctiva
d.
Increaseinheartrateof15beats/minutewithwalking
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ANS:B Decreasedrenalperfusioncausedbyinadequatecardiacoutputwillleadtodecreasedurineoutput.Petechiae, fever,chills,anddiaphoresisaresymptomsofIE,butarenotcausedbydecreasedcardiacoutput.Anincrease inpulserateof15beats/minuteisnormalwithexercise. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:782 TOP:NursingProcess:DiagnosisMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 4.Whenplanningcareforapatienthospitalizedwithastreptococcalinfectiveendocarditis(IE),which interventionisapriorityforthenursetoinclude? a.
Monitorlabsforstreptococcalantibodies.
b.
Arrangeforplacementofalong-termIVcatheter.
c.
Teachtheimportanceofcompletingalloralantibiotics.
d.
Encouragethepatienttobeginregularaerobicexercise.
ANS:B TreatmentforIEinvolves4to6weeksofIVantibiotictherapyinordertoeradicatethebacteria,whichwill requirealong-termIVcathetersuchasaperipherallyinsertedcentralcatheter(PICC)line.Restperiodsand limitingphysicalactivitytoamoderatelevelarerecommendedduringthetreatmentforIE.Oralantibioticsare noteffectiveineradicatingtheinfectivebacteriathatcauseIE.Bloodcultures,ratherthanantibodylevels,are usedtomonitortheeffectivenessofantibiotictherapy. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:784 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 5.Apatientisadmittedtothehospitalwithpossibleacutepericarditis.Thenurseshouldplantoteachthe patientaboutthepurposeof a.
echocardiography.
b.
dailybloodcultures.
c.
cardiaccatheterization.
d.
24-hourHoltermonitor.
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ANS:A Echocardiogramsareusefulindetectingthepresenceofthepericardialeffusionsassociatedwithpericarditis. Bloodculturesarenotindicatedunlessthepatienthasevidenceofsepsis.Cardiaccatheterizationand24-hour Holtermonitorisnotadiagnosticprocedureforpericarditis. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:786 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 6.Toassessthepatientwithpericarditisforevidenceofapericardialfrictionrub,thenurseshould a.
listenforarumbling,low-pitched,systolicmurmurovertheleftanteriorchest.
b.
auscultatebyplacingthediaphragmofthestethoscopeonthelowerleftsternalborder.
c.
askthepatienttocoughduringauscultationtodistinguishthesoundfromapleuralfrictionrub.
d.
feeltheprecordialareawiththepalmofthehandtodetectvibrationswithcardiaccontraction.
ANS:B Pericardialfrictionrubsareheardbestwiththediaphragmatthelowerleftsternalborder.Thenurseshould askthepatienttoholdhisorherbreathduringauscultationtodistinguishthesoundsfromapleuralfriction rub.Frictionrubsarenottypicallylowpitchedorrumblingandarenotconfinedtosystole.Rubsarenot assessedbypalpation. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understand(comprehension)REF:785 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 7.Thenursesuspectscardiactamponadeinapatientwhohasacutepericarditis.Toassessforthepresenceof pulsusparadoxus,thenurseshould a.
notewhenKorotkoffsoundsareauscultatedduringbothinspirationandexpiration.
b.
subtractthediastolicbloodpressure(DBP)fromthesystolicbloodpressure(SBP).
c.
checktheelectrocardiogram(ECG)forvariationsinrateduringtherespiratorycycle.
d.
listenforapericardialfrictionrubthatpersistswhenthepatientisinstructedtostopbreathing.
ANS:A Pulsusparadoxusexistswhenthereisagapofgreaterthan10mmHgbetweenwhenKorotkoffsoundscanbe heardduringonlyexpirationandwhentheycanbeheardthroughouttherespiratorycycle.Theothermethods describedwouldnotbeusefulindeterminingthepresenceofpulsusparadoxus. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Understand(comprehension)REF:786 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity
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8.Thenursehasidentifiedanursingdiagnosisofacutepainrelatedtoinflammatoryprocessforapatientwith acutepericarditis.Thepriorityinterventionbythenurseforthisproblemisto a.
teachthepatienttotakedeep,slowbreathstocontrolthepain.
b.
forcefluidsto3000mL/daytodecreasefeverandinflammation.
c.
remindthepatienttorequestopioidpainmedicationevery4hours.
d.
placethepatientinFowlersposition,leaningforwardontheoverbedtable.
ANS:D Sittinguprightandleaningforwardfrequentlywilldecreasethepainassociatedwithpericarditis.Forcing fluidswillnotdecreasetheinflammationorpain.Takingdeepbreathswilltendtoincreasepericardialpain. Opioidsarenotveryeffectiveatcontrollingpaincausedbyacuteinflammatoryconditionsandareusually orderedPRN.Thepatientwouldreceivescheduleddosesofanonsteroidalantiinflammatorydrug(NSAID). DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:787 OBJ:SpecialQuestions:PrioritizationTOP:NursingProcess:Implementation MSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 9.Thenurseisadmittingapatientwithpossiblerheumaticfever.Whichquestionontheadmissionhealth historywillbemostpertinenttoask? a.
DoyouuseanyillegalIVdrugs?
b.
Haveyouhadarecentsorethroat?
c.
Haveyouinjuredyourchestinthelastfewweeks?
d.
Doyouhaveafamilyhistoryofcongenitalheartdisease?
ANS:B Rheumaticfeveroccursasaresultofanabnormalimmuneresponsetoastreptococcalinfection.Although illicitIVdruguseshouldbediscussedwiththepatientbeforedischarge,itisnotariskfactorforrheumatic fever,andwouldnotbeaspertinentwhenadmittingthepatient.Familyhistoryisnotariskfactorfor rheumaticfever.Chestinjurywouldcausemusculoskeletalchestpainratherthanrheumaticfever. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:789 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 10.Apatientwithrheumaticfeverhassubcutaneousnodules,erythemamarginatum,andpolyarthritis.Based onthesefindings,whichnursingdiagnosiswouldbemostappropriate? a.
Painrelatedtopermanentjointfixation
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Activityintolerancerelatedtoarthralgia
c.
Riskforinfectionrelatedtoopenskinlesions
d.
Riskforimpairedskinintegrityrelatedtopruritus
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ANS:B Thepatientsjointpainwillleadtodifficultywithactivity.Theskinlesionsseeninrheumaticfeverarenot openorpruritic.Althoughacutejointpainwillbeaproblemforthispatient,jointinflammationisatemporary clinicalmanifestationofrheumaticfeverandisnotassociatedwithpermanentjointchanges. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:789 TOP:NursingProcess:DiagnosisMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 11.Thenurseestablishesthenursingdiagnosisofineffectivehealthmaintenancerelatedtolackofknowledge regardinglong-termmanagementofrheumaticfeverwhena30-year-oldrecoveringfromrheumaticfever withoutcarditissayswhichofthefollowing? a.
Iwillneedprophylacticantibiotictherapyfor5years.
b.
Iwillneedtotakeaspirinoribuprofen(Motrin)torelievemyjointpain.
c.
IwillcallthedoctorifIdevelopexcessivefatigueordifficultybreathing.
d.
Iwillbeimmunetofurtherepisodesofrheumaticfeverafterthisinfection.
ANS:D Patientswithahistoryofrheumaticfeveraremoresusceptibletoasecondepisode.Patientswithrheumatic feverwithoutcarditisrequireprophylaxisuntilage20andforaminimumof5years.Theotherpatient statementsarecorrectandwouldnotsupportthenursingdiagnosisofineffectivehealthmaintenance. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:790 TOP:NursingProcess:DiagnosisMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 12.Whendevelopingacommunityhealthprogramtodecreasetheincidenceofrheumaticfever,whichaction wouldbemostimportantforthecommunityhealthnursetoinclude? a.
Vaccinatehigh-riskgroupsinthecommunitywithstreptococcalvaccine.
b.
Teachcommunitymemberstoseektreatmentforstreptococcalpharyngitis.
c.
Teachabouttheimportanceofmonitoringtemperaturewhensorethroatsoccur.
d.
Teachaboutprophylacticantibioticstothosewithafamilyhistoryofrheumaticfever.
ANS:B
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Theincidenceofrheumaticfeverisdecreasedbytreatmentofstreptococcalinfectionswithantibiotics.Family historyisnotariskfactorforrheumaticfever.Thereisnoimmunizationthatiseffectiveindecreasingthe incidenceofrheumaticfever.Teachingaboutmonitoringtemperaturewillnotdecreasetheincidenceof rheumaticfever. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:790 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 13.Whencaringforapatientwithmitralvalvestenosis,itismostimportantthatthenurseassessfor a.
diastolicmurmur.
b.
peripheraledema.
c.
shortnessofbreathonexertion.
d.
rightupperquadranttenderness.
ANS:C Thepressuregradientchangesinmitralstenosisleadtofluidbackupintothelungs,resultinginhypoxemiaand dyspnea.Theotherfindingsalsomaybeassociatedwithmitralvalvediseasebutarenotindicatorsofpossible hypoxemia. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:791 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 14.A21-year-oldwomanisscheduledforpercutaneoustransluminalballoonvalvuloplastytotreatmitral stenosis.Whichinformationshouldthenurseincludewhenexplainingtheadvantagesofvalvuloplastyover valvereplacementtothepatient? a.
Biologicvalveswillrequireimmunosuppressivedrugsaftersurgery.
b.
Mechanicalmitralvalvesneedtobereplacedsoonerthanbiologicvalves.
c.
Lifelonganticoagulanttherapywillbeneededaftermechanicalvalvereplacement.
d.
Ongoingcardiaccarebyahealthcareproviderisnotnecessaryaftervalvuloplasty.
ANS:C Long-termanticoagulationtherapyisneededaftermechanicalvalvereplacement,andthiswouldrestrict decisionsaboutcareerandchildbearinginthispatient.Mechanicalvalvesaredurableandlastlongerthan biologicvalves.Allvalverepairproceduresarepalliative,notcurative,andrequirelifelonghealthcare. Biologicvalvesdonotactivatetheimmunesystem,andimmunosuppressivetherapyisnotneeded. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:794 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity
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15.Whilecaringfora23-year-oldpatientwithmitralvalveprolapse(MVP)withoutvalvularregurgitation,the nursedeterminesthatdischargeteachinghasbeeneffectivewhenthepatientstatesthatitwillbenecessaryto a.
takeantibioticsbeforeanydentalappointments.
b.
limitphysicalactivitytoavoidstressingtheheart.
c.
takeanaspirinadaytopreventclotsfromformingonthevalve.
d.
avoiduseofover-the-counter(OTC)medicationsthatcontainstimulantdrugs.
ANS:D UseofstimulantmedicationsshouldbeavoidedbypatientswithMVPbecausethesemayexacerbate symptoms.DailyaspirinandrestrictedphysicalactivityarenotneededbypatientswithmildMVP.Antibiotic prophylaxisisneededforpatientswithMVPwithregurgitationbutwillnotbenecessaryforthispatient. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:792 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 16.Whilecaringforapatientwithaorticstenosis,thenurseidentifiesanursingdiagnosisofacutepainrelated todecreasedcoronarybloodflow.Aprioritynursinginterventionforthispatientwouldbeto a.
promoteresttodecreasemyocardialoxygendemand.
b.
teachthepatientabouttheneedforanticoagulanttherapy.
c.
teachthepatienttousesublingualnitroglycerinforchestpain.
d.
raisetheheadofthebed60degreestodecreasevenousreturn.
ANS:A Restisrecommendedtobalancemyocardialoxygensupplyanddemandandtodecreasechestpain.The patientwithaorticstenosisrequireshigherpreloadtomaintaincardiacoutput,sonitroglycerinandmeasuresto decreasevenousreturnarecontraindicated.Anticoagulationisnotrecommendedunlessthepatienthasatrial fibrillation. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:793 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 17.Duringdischargeteachingwitha68-year-oldpatientwhohadamitralvalvereplacementwitha mechanicalvalve,thenurseinstructsthepatientonthe a.
useofdailyaspirinforanticoagulation.
b.
correctmethodfortakingtheradialpulse.
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needforfrequentlaboratorybloodtesting.
d.
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ANS:C Anticoagulationwithwarfarin(Coumadin)isneededforapatientwithmechanicalvalvestopreventclotting onthevalve.Thiswillrequirefrequentinternationalnormalizedratio(INR)testing.Dailyaspirinusewillnot beeffectiveinreducingtheriskforclotsonthevalve.Monitoringoftheradialpulseisnotnecessaryafter valvereplacement.Patientsshouldresumeactivitiesofdailylivingastolerated. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:796 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 18.Apatientrecoveringfromheartsurgerydevelopspericarditisandcomplainsoflevel6(0to10scale)chest painwithdeepbreathing.WhichorderedPRNmedicationwillbethemostappropriateforthenursetogive? a.
Fentanyl1mgIV
b.
IVmorphinesulfate4mg
c.
Oralibuprofen(Motrin)600mg
d.
Oralacetaminophen(Tylenol)650mg
ANS:C Thepainassociatedwithpericarditisiscausedbyinflammation,sononsteroidalantiinflammatorydrugs (NSAIDs)(e.g.,ibuprofen)aremosteffective.Opioidanalgesicsareusuallynotusedforthepainassociated withpericarditis. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:786 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 19.Whencaringforapatientwithinfectiveendocarditisofthetricuspidvalve,thenurseshouldmonitorthe patientforthedevelopmentof a.
flankpain.
b.
splenomegaly.
c.
shortnessofbreath.
d.
mentalstatuschanges.
ANS:C Embolizationfromthetricuspidvalvewouldcausesymptomsofpulmonaryembolus.Flankpain,changesin
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mentalstatus,andsplenomegalywouldbeassociatedwithembolizationfromtheleft-sidedvalves. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:782 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 20.Apatientadmittedwithacutedyspneaisnewlydiagnosedwithdilatedcardiomyopathy.Which informationwillthenurseplantoteachthepatientaboutmanagingthisdisorder? a.
Ahearttransplantshouldbescheduledassoonaspossible.
b.
Elevatingthelegsabovetheheartwillhelprelievedyspnea.
c.
Carefulcompliancewithdietandmedicationswillpreventheartfailure.
d.
Notifythedoctoraboutanysymptomsofheartfailuresuchasshortnessofbreath.
ANS:D Thepatientshouldbeinstructedtonotifythehealthcareprovideraboutanyworseningofheartfailure symptoms.Becausedilatedcardiomyopathydoesnotrespondwelltotherapy,evenpatientswithgood compliancewiththerapymayhaverecurrentepisodesofheartfailure.Elevationofthelegsabovetheheart willworsensymptoms(althoughthisapproachisappropriateforapatientwithhypertrophiccardiomyopathy). Thepatientwithterminalorend-stagecardiomyopathymayconsiderhearttransplantation. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)R...