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NCLEX Cardiac Medications

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1. statins reduce






2. triamterene (dyrenium)






3. Irbesartan (Avapro)






4. take metoprolol (lopressor) with






5. bumetanide (bumex)






6. RAAS suppressant






7. side effects that ARBs dont have that AEC inhibitors do have






8. alpha/beta blockers may...






9. blocking peripheral alpha 1 receptor causes






10. side effect:Rash and report of metallic taste






11. headache and palpitation may be seen while taking






12. Parazosin (Minipress)






13. dobutamine increases...






14. Nitropusside (Nitropress)






15. side effect: reflex tachycardia causing increased angina pain in patients with angina






16. St. john worts decreases...






17. viagra may cause






18. Fosinopril ( Monopril)






19. what makes norepinephrine unavailable for use






20. Captopril (Capotene)






21. side effect:angiodema






22. Another name for sympatholytics






23. corticosteroids and amphotecerin B takin with thiazide diuretic can cause






24. side effect: gingival hyperplasia






25. coronary arteries have alpha 1 receptors cause






26. centrally act alpha 2 agonist are...






27. guanethidine (ismelin)






28. dose of dobutamine is based On what?






29. nitrates can cause bradycardia or tachycardia






30. alpha/beta blockers in comibinational usage with oral hypoglycemic agents can cause what?






31. dont take aliskiren (tekturna) if






32. Ginkgo and ginseng taking with calcium channel blockers will increase or decrease blood levels






33. Second choice after ACE inhibitors for treatment of hypertension is...






34. alpha/beta blockers can decrease






35. blocking renal beta 1 receptors cause






36. bradycardia is a side effect of what?






37. administer adrenergic neuron blockers how






38. blocking the adrenergic receptors that cause vaso constriction will treat what?






39. erythromycin - verapamil - ketoconazole - lithium are interactions of what?






40. potassium sparing diuretic may...






41. side effect: peripheral edema of feet and legs






42. dopamine






43. dobutamine activates






44. Calcium channel blockers can...






45. take atenolol (ternomin) when






46. taking statin while taking antidiabetic drugs can cause






47. What Statins can cause






48. spironolactone (aldactone)






49. if pulse is below 60 hold on...






50. AngiotensionII Receptor Blockers abbreviated







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