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NCLEX Cardiac Medications

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






2. Potassium with ACE inhibitors cause






3. AngiotensionII Receptor Blockers abbreviated






4. calcium channel blockers cause bradycardia or tachycardia






5. beta adrenergic blocker






6. losartan (Cozaar)






7. Ace inhibitors can cause a...






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






9. upon first dose and increase in dose what may the client experience with blood pressure meds






10. blocking cardiac beta 1 receptors cause






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






12. transdermal nitroglycerin patch remover for






13. ethacrynic acid (edecrin)






14. direct acting vasodilators (hydralazine) treat






15. bumetanide (bumex)






16. NSAIDs may decrease...






17. decreases blood levels of furosemide






18. furosemide (lasix)






19. take adrenergic neuron blocker if allergic to rauwolfa alkaloids..






20. alpha/beta blockers are...






21. dose of dobutamine is based On what?






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






23. When is the best time to give alpha 1 adrenergic blockers






24. blocking kidney beta 1 receptor causes






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






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






27. topical nitroglycerin ointment apply to dry skin and






28. blocking peripheral alpha 1 receptor causes






29. potassium sparring may cause in men what?






30. guanethidine (ismelin)






31. Captopril (Capotene)






32. inamirinone (inocor)






33. monitor and report frequent headaches while on...






34. side effect:dry - non productive cough






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






36. coronary arteries have alpha 1 receptors cause






37. loop diuretics cause...






38. inhibit innervation of sympathetic neurins in the central nervous system






39. What causes angiodema






40. blocks calcium blockers in muscle cells






41. Irbesartan (Avapro)






42. beta blockers block...






43. RAAS suppressant






44. alpha 1 adrenergic blockers are...






45. what makes norepinephrine unavailable for use






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






47. potassium level above 5.0 - type 2 diabetes with microalbuminuria are contraindicated to what?






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






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






50. check pulse rate before taking what?