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Question 1

Which assessment finding indicates that a patient has had a favorable response to adenosine (Adenocard)?
◦ Complaints of a headache
◦ Converts to sustained asystole
◦ Heart rate decreased to 80
◦ Heart rate increased to 64

Question 2

A patient's cardiac monitor shows a rate of 89 with a PR interval of 0.2 second and a QRS of 0.10 second. What is the most important nursing action?
◦ Start the patient on O2 at 4 L/min via nasal cannula.
◦ Continue to monitor the patient's cardiac status.
◦ Report these abnormal findings to the health care provider.
◦ Obtain a 12-lead ECG immediately.
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