Abcp Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What does excessive body fat do to a Soldier? - correct answer a. Connotes a lack of personal discipline. b. Detracts from military appearance. c. May indicate a poor state of health, physical fitness, or stamina. How often is a Soldier weighed? - correct answer All Soldiers will be weighed every 6 months, at a minimum If they are enrolled in ABCP they will be weighed and taped monthly. What Body Fat Assessment Worksheet covers Males? - correct answer DA Form 5500 What Body Fa...

1. Red blood cells have a diameter of approximately - Answer B) 7 microns 2. The anion with the highest extracellular concentration is - Answer A) chloride 3. The major extracellular cation that is responsible for regulating body fluid is - Answer D) sodium 4. The temperature correction of pCO2 and pO2 from the blood gas analyzer - Answer A) results in an increased gas value with decreasing temperature 5. The term alpha stat refers to - Answer D) the dissociation state of the imidazo...

Describe the surgical anatomy of the aortic valve. - correct answer 3-4cm2 normal valve area between LV and Ao Consists of 3 cusps suspended in the Sinuses of Valsalva The coronary ostia in each sinus give their name to the aortic leaflet (left, right, and non- coronary cusps respectively) Describe aortic valve regurgitation/insufficiency. - correct answer May result from diseases of the valve leaflet or dilation of the aortic root. Abnormal regurgitation of blood from the Ao i...

Who was granted a federal contract in 1986 to operate the organ procurement and transplantation network? - Answer UNOS (United Network of Organ Sharing) In the 1980" there was an sudden increase in organ transplantation, Why? - Answer wide spread use of anti-rejection medications Why get a "used" heart? - Answer 1) NHLBI- end stage cardiac disease 2) NYHA class III and IV CHF a) refractory to max medical treatment b) continuous mechanical or inotropic support required c) Peak O2 ...

Who is the accrediting body for perfusion education? - Answer Accreditation Committee - Perfusion Education (AC-PE) In the consensus curriculum, what does "emergency preparedness" refer to? - Answer In the event of an emergency, such as a natural disaster, perfusionists should be prepared to provide services to assist in triage of patients. What are the two national organizations related to perfusion? - Answer American Society of Extracorporeal Technology (AmSECT) and the American Academ...

Which of the following is NOT a primary effect of using nonsanguineous primes as compared to sanguineous primes? a. Peripheral vasoconstriction b. Increased urine output c. Increased PLT counts d. Decreased post-CPB pulmonary complications - correct answer C Which of the following might account for tpe transitory Hypotension often seen at the onset of CPB? · a. Circulating catacholamines are diluted · . b. Activation of baroreceptors which cause reflex dilation c. Lessened visc...

Differentiate pharmacokinetics from pharmacodynamics. - correct answer Pharmacodynamics is the study of what the drug does to the body - Governs the concentration-effect part of the interaction Pharmacokinetics is what the body does to the drug - Governs the dosage-concentration part of the interaction What factors influence the extent of pharmacokinetic absorption? - correct answer Strongly influenced by chemical solubility of the drug compound Route of administration Physiochemic...

The advantage of continuous warm blood cardioplegia is: A: increased oxygen delivery B: significantly decreased myocardial oxygen tension C: a shift of the oxygen dissociation curve to the left D: lower myocardial oxygen consumption - correct answer A IABP augmentation is contraindicated in patients with: A: prosthetic aortic valves B: aortic insufficiency C: VSDs D: peripheral atherosclerosis - correct answer B When using a roller pump. aortic dissection caused by the aort...

Which of the following is not true regarding peak aortic blood flow acceleration? a) it is significant primarily in patients with aortic stenosis b) it is a sensitive indicator of changing contractility state and secondary to hypoxia c) it is highly sensitive to inotropic changes d) it is minimally affected by preload changes e) 2 of the above - correct answer it is significant primarily in patients with aortic stenosis In doppler assessment of aortic valve gradient: a) the degree ...

MSLC WEEK1 (ABCP, AFTB, SPONSORSHIP, NCOPD) Actual Set Questions With Verified Correct Answers < Already Passed>Updated< There are how many goals in the AT and LDS? - ANSWER : 10 What AR describes the components of a unit AT and LDS program? - ANSWER : AR 350-1 What do short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan focus on? - ANSWER : Short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan should focus on developing skills, knowledge, abilities and experience needed for the next assig...