Cardiovascular Nursing Quiz
Test your clinical judgment on core cardiovascular concepts, assessment, and nursing priorities.
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Question 1: Which finding most strongly suggests poor cardiac output?
Mild thirst after waking
Brisk peripheral pulses
Warm skin after exercise
Cool, clammy skin with delayed capillary refill
Question 2: A patient has chest pressure and shortness of breath. What is the nurse's first priority?
Encourage the patient to walk
Teach low-sodium meal planning
Document the symptom report later
Assess vital signs and oxygen saturation
Question 3: Why is a blood pressure taken in both arms during an initial cardiovascular assessment?
To identify a possible vascular difference between arms
To make the reading look more accurate
To determine blood type
To replace the need for pulse assessment
Question 4: Which symptom is most concerning for left-sided heart failure?
Increased appetite
Dependent ankle swelling only
Warm flushed skin after rest
Crackles and trouble breathing when lying flat
Question 5: Which instruction best supports long-term control of hypertension?
Use extra salt to prevent dizziness
Check blood pressure only when feeling unwell
Stop treatment once the blood pressure improves
Take medications consistently even when symptoms are absent
Question 6: A nurse sees new unilateral leg swelling, warmth, and pain. What is the main concern?
Deep vein thrombosis
Normal aging changes
Fluid overload from dehydration
Heart murmur
Question 7: Which assessment finding is most useful for detecting peripheral perfusion problems?
Measuring height twice
Asking about favorite foods
Comparing pulse strength bilaterally
Checking pupil size only
Question 8: Why do nurses monitor urine output in cardiovascular patients?
It measures heart valve function directly
It reflects kidney perfusion and overall circulation
It confirms lung sounds are normal
It replaces the need for blood pressure checks