Which of the following signs is commonly observed in patients with right-sided heart failure? Select one: A. Labored breathing B. Pulmonary edema C. Flat jugular veins D. Dependent edema

Which of the following signs is commonly observed in patients with right-sided heart failure?
Select one:
A. Labored breathing
B. Pulmonary edema
C. Flat jugular veins
D. Dependent edema

 
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Which of the following is NOT a common sign or symptom associated with malfunction of an implanted cardiac pacemaker? Select one: A. Syncope or dizziness B. A rapid heart rate C. Heart rate less than 60 beats/min D. Generalized weakness

Which of the following is NOT a common sign or symptom associated with malfunction of an implanted cardiac pacemaker?
Select one:
A. Syncope or dizziness
B. A rapid heart rate
C. Heart rate less than 60 beats/min
D. Generalized weakness

 
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When preparing to obtain a 12-lead ECG, the “LL” and “RL” electrodes should be placed: Select one: A. anywhere on the arms. B. on the lower abdomen. C. on either side of the chest. D. on the thighs or ankles.

When preparing to obtain a 12-lead ECG, the “LL” and “RL” electrodes should be placed:
Select one:
A. anywhere on the arms.
B. on the lower abdomen.
C. on either side of the chest.
D. on the thighs or ankles.

 
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The EMT should use an AED on a child between 1 month and 8 years of age if: Select one: A. he or she is not breathing and has a weakly palpable pulse. B. special pads are used and the child has profound tachycardia. C. his or her condition is rapidly progressing to cardiac arrest. D. pediatric pads and an energy-reducing device are available.

The EMT should use an AED on a child between 1 month and 8 years of age if:
Select one:
A. he or she is not breathing and has a weakly palpable pulse.
B. special pads are used and the child has profound tachycardia.
C. his or her condition is rapidly progressing to cardiac arrest.
D. pediatric pads and an energy-reducing device are available.

 
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