This quiz will gauge your understanding from the lesson talking about monitoring and managing the Impella and patient.
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Question 1 of 5
When a patient arrives from the cath lab, where on the console can you confirm the Impella device type (CP, 5.5, RP)?
Upper left part of the screen
Lower right trend screen
Purge infusion history screen
Alarm history screen
Question 2 of 5
The Impella purge solution MUST contain dextrose in what general concentration range?
0–2% dextrose
5–20% dextrose
25–50% dextrose
Dextrose is not required
Question 3 of 5
True/False: If the patient codes, CPR should be started immediately and the Impella P-level should be reduced to P-2 during the code.
True
False
Question 4 of 5
Which statement best matches Impella hemodynamic management taught in the lesson?
The Impella provides pressure, so MAP goals are less important.
A high MAP always increases Impella flow because it “pushes” blood forward.
The Impella provides flow, not pressure—so you must optimize MAP (often goal ≥ 60–65).
Impella flow is determined only by P-level and is not affected by afterload.
Question 5 of 5
The white LV placement waveform is calculated using which data?
Optical sensor data only
Motor current only
Optical sensor data plus motor current
Arterial line pressure transducer calibration