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NCLEX Cardiac Medications

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1. carvedilol (coreg)






2. alpha/beta blockers can decrease






3. antadote for digoxin






4. Increase in bradykinin






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






6. side effects of centrally acting alpha 2 agonist






7. resirpine (serpalan - resirpine)






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






9. Start ace inhibitor with low dose then...






10. Sever hypertension following first does






11. Blockage of angiotensin II






12. spironalactone (aldactone)






13. Blocks production of angiotensin II






14. What is Angiodema






15. phosphodiesterase inhibitors increases or decreases cardiac output






16. thiazide diuretics can...






17. Calcium channel blockers can...






18. cimetidine increases...






19. urinary excretion of sodium n water - retention of potassium describes how what works..






20. side effect:Rash and report of metallic taste






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






22. take atenolol (ternomin) when






23. Captopril Administration






24. milrinone (primacor) prototype






25. report tachycardia and BP drop wile sit and standing that drops by






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






27. direct acting vasodilator prototype






28. Valsartan (Diovan)






29. alpha adrenergic antagonist can cause...






30. Palpitation - muscle weakness - paresthesias are signs of...






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






32. Captopril (Capotene)






33. topical nitroglycerin ointment apply to dry skin and






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






35. decreases blood levels of irbesartan (avapro)






36. Dihydropyridines






37. side effect of aldosterone Antagonist






38. minoxidil (rogaine)






39. sever depression and suicide may linger after d/c of What adrenergic neuron blocker?






40. chlorothiazied (DIURIL)






41. inamirinone (inocor)






42. aliskiren (tekturna) given with potassium sparing diuretic causes






43. report bleeding gums or growth tissue over teeth while on...






44. beta adrenergic blocker






45. bumetanide (bumex)






46. increases blood levels of lipitor and nizoral






47. beta receptors of the peripheral vessels cause what?






48. ARB that prevent stroke






49. What to do for hypotension following first dose/dizziness






50. loop diuretics cause...







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