Cardiac Board Review

Two separate question banks over the same four Apex units. Each keeps its own score history, so you can work them independently.

Verbatim
Bank 1

Apex Cardiac

45questions

Pulled straight from your graded Apex unit quizzes. Stems and answer choices are exactly as Apex wrote them, with the real correct answers.

  • CV Anatomy & Physiology15
  • Valvular Heart Disease10
  • CV Pathophysiology20
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Distractors written
Bank 2

Quizlet Cardiac

121questions

Built from the four Quizlet decks. Those cards carried only a question and an answer, so every wrong choice here was written to fit; treat the options as practice, not gospel.

  • CV Anatomy & Physiology38
  • Valvular Heart Disease17
  • CV Pathophysiology43
  • Hemodynamic Monitors & Equipment23
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Which bank is which

Apex is the source of truth. Every option and every correct answer came from the graded quiz exports, so a miss here is a real miss. Two questions (Cardiac I Q14, Cardiac II Q1) pointed at a figure Apex never exported; those show as self-graded reveals.

Quizlet is wider but softer. It covers Hemodynamic Monitors & Equipment, which has no Apex quiz at all, and roughly two thirds of its cards are material the Apex set never asks. Only the correct answers come from the decks. I wrote the distractors.

Six questions appear in both banks with different correct answers, because Apex rotates its distractors. Those are flagged with a note when you answer them in the Quizlet bank. The two worth knowing: HOCM / LVOT patency (Apex says phenylephrine, the deck says verapamil) and constrictive pericarditis (Apex says etomidate + pancuronium, the deck says sufentanil + ketamine). Trust Apex on both.