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NCLEX Cardiac Medications

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  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. gemfibrozil (lopid) - fenofibrate ( antara - lofibra - tricor - triglide) - fenofibric acid ( trilipix)






2. dobutamine peak affect is...






3. Nifedipine (adalat - procardia)






4. NSAID Is a interaction of...






5. phosphodiesterase inhibitors increase or decrease contractillity of the heart






6. RAAS suppressant






7. calcium channel blockers cause bradycardia or tachycardia






8. Another name for sympatholytics






9. ethacrynic acid (edecrin)






10. inamirinone (inocor)






11. What ARB not to take while pregnant






12. while taking beta 2 adrenergic receptor blocker and angina gets worst what should you do






13. timolol maleate (timoptic)






14. side effect of aldosterone Antagonist






15. Take ARBs with caution if..






16. side effect:angiodema






17. What to do when Episodes of headache and insomnia while on ARBs occur






18. beta adrenergic blocker






19. rebound excitation causing angina pain or MI results from sudden withdraw of what?






20. give with diuretics with or without food






21. correct fluid deficit and hypokalemia while on...






22. cimetidine increases...






23. Parazosin (Minipress)






24. statins reduce






25. beta blockers and calcium channel blockers decrease tachycardia effects in






26. coronary arteries have alpha 1 receptors cause






27. NSAIDs may decrease...






28. Direct Renin Inhibitor






29. Enalapril (Vasotec)






30. adrenergic neuron blockers are...






31. eplerenone (Inspra)






32. facial flushing may occur with






33. alpha adrenergic antagonist can cause...






34. Prototype drug of Alpha 1 Adrenergic blockers






35. St. john worts decreases...






36. indirectly increases heart rate (low blood pressure stimulates baroreceptors refles






37. Fosinopril ( Monopril)






38. dobutamine increases cardiac contractility which is a






39. When to give clonidine






40. SOB - edema - coughing at night is a sign of...






41. Heart failure decereases






42. Irbesartan (Avapro)






43. taking statins and signs of abdominal pain - jaundice - fatigue indicate






44. prototype drug of beta adrenergic blockers






45. Blockage of angiotensin II






46. st. wort while taking with calcium channel blockers will increase or decrease blood levels






47. alpha/beta blockers may...






48. centrally act alpha 2 agonist are...






49. dont take aliskiren (tekturna) if






50. Herbal ginseng increases...