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NCLEX Cardiac Medications

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1. what drug category blocks the alpha and beta adrenergic receptors on their respective organs






2. NSAIDs may decrease...






3. verapamil (calan)






4. milrinone (primacor) prototype






5. patient reports chest pain with dobutamine






6. methyldopa (aldomet)






7. Nifedipine (adalat - procardia)






8. coronary arteries have alpha 1 receptors cause






9. Take ARBs with caution if..






10. side effect: peripheral edema of feet and legs






11. simvastatin (zocor) - atorvastatin (lipitor) - lovastatin (mevacor) - rosuvastatin (crestor)






12. gemfibrozil (lopid) - fenofibrate ( antara - lofibra - tricor - triglide) - fenofibric acid ( trilipix)






13. blocks calcium blockers in muscle cells






14. ACE inhibitors may cause






15. Taking calcium channel blockers with melatonin causes






16. take atenolol (ternomin) when






17. blocking peripheral alpha 1 receptor causes






18. statins reduce






19. What causes angiodema






20. dopamine






21. Prototype drug of Alpha 1 Adrenergic blockers






22. Irbesartan (Avapro)






23. take metoprolol (lopressor) with






24. What treats BPH and hypertension






25. dilating the peripheral vessels will treat what?






26. dobutamine increases...






27. nitrates can cause bradycardia or tachycardia






28. check pulse rate before taking what?






29. Treat hypertension - heart failure - diabetic nephropathy - left ventricular function following myocardial infarction






30. periphireal blood vessels have alpha 1 receptors: What the action






31. adrenergic neuron blockers can cause...






32. phosphodiesterase inhibitors increases or decreases cardiac output






33. give last dose of diuretic at What time






34. dont give with high fat meal (slows absorption)






35. sore throat is sign of...






36. if patient has rheumatic heart disease - tachcardia - or MI dont take what?






37. PVD or Raynaud's Disease patients shouldnt take






38. hyporkalemia - angina chest pain - hypotension - cardiac dysrhythmias are side effects of...






39. taking statin while taking antidiabetic drugs can cause






40. substained release form of calcium channel blocker should be swallowed whole and not






41. potassium sparing diuretics blocks the action of what?






42. hydralaizine maybe given with What to reduce fluid retention






43. decreases blood levels of furosemide






44. Dont give alpha/beta blocker if pt...






45. side effects of centrally acting alpha 2 agonist






46. Calcium channel blockers can...






47. Captopril (Capotene)






48. facial flushing may occur with






49. spironolactone (aldactone)






50. triamterene (dyrenium)







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