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TCAR Test Questions and Correct Answers, Exams of Nursing

TCAR Test Questions and Correct Answers

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2024/2025

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Shock - Answer-A state in which cellular metabolic oxygen demand exceeds supply
A pause in the act of death
cardiogenic shock - Answer-Cardiomyopathy
PE
Dysrhymthia
PUMP
Distributive shock - Answer-anaphylactic, neurogenic, septic
Hypovolemic shock - Answer-Fluid or blood loss
Assumed until otherwise determined in trauma
Fluid - Answer-Intercellular 2/3
Extracellular 1/3
(Intravascular 1/4)
(Interstitial 3/4)
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Shock - Answer-A state in which cellular metabolic oxygen demand exceeds supply A pause in the act of death cardiogenic shock - Answer-Cardiomyopathy PE Dysrhymthia PUMP Distributive shock - Answer-anaphylactic, neurogenic, septic Hypovolemic shock - Answer-Fluid or blood loss Assumed until otherwise determined in trauma Fluid - Answer-Intercellular 2/ Extracellular 1/ (Intravascular 1/4) (Interstitial 3/4)

Intracellular ions - Answer-potassium, phosphate, magnesium Extracellular ions - Answer-Na+, Ca++, Cl-, HCO3-, glucose pH dependent ionization - Answer-Whether a weak acid or weak base drug carries a charge is determined by the pH of the surrounding medium. Acid is a proton donor - tends to ionize in basic (alkaline) media Base is a proton acceptor - tends to ionize in acidic media Most molecules do not always carry a charge; if they have an ionizable functional group, they can exist as either a charged or uncharged form depending on pH. Oxygenation available to cells - Answer-Affected by pH and Temp oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve - Answer-- in lungs, blood is 100% saturated @ partial pressure of 100mmHg

  • in tissues, O2 is at lower partial pressure of 40mmHg, the hemoglobin is around 80% saturated
  • 100 - 80% = 20% of oxygen is released into tissues from hemoglobin Relationship between available oxygen and amount of oxygen carried by hemoglobin. relationship between hemoglobin saturation and Po Right shift of oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve - Answer-"hot shift" the body has a metabolic demand. Body needs more O2.