Test: Cardiovascular Med Quiz (cardiovascular - pharmacology


Cardiovascular Med QuizVersion en ligne nursing par Dr. David Myers 1 Nitroglycerin is a: a antianginal b analgesic c ACE inhibitor d anticholinergic 2 Clopidogrel, aspirin, dipyridamole are: a anticholinergics b antiplatelet agents c cardiac glycosides d diuretics 3 heparin, warfarin are: a ACE inhibitors b diuretics c anticoagulants d analgesics 4 furosemide, hydrochlorothiazide are: a diuretics b anticoagulants c antiplatelets d cardiac glycosides 5 streptokinase, tissue plasminogen activator are: a anticholinergics b antianginals c antidysrhythmics d fibrinolytics 6 digoxin is a: a antiplatelet agent b cardiac glycoside c ACE inhibitor d diuretic 7 dabigatran is a: a diuretic b analgesic c anticholinergic d anticoagulant 8 used for chest pain a morphine sulfate b heparin c digitalis d furosemide 9 administered by IV or into a coronary artery to dissolve thrombi: a digitalis b furosemide c atropine sulfate d streptokinase 10 Administered after an antithrombolytic, to prevent further clot formation: a heparin b streptokinase c digitalis d lidocaine 11 Increases myocardial contractility and decreases the heart rate: a streptokinase b atropine sulfate c digitalis d furosemide 12 Decreases circulating fluid volume and decreases preload: a cardiac glycosides b heparin c morphine d diuretics 13 Decreases anxiety, dilates vasculature, reduces myocardial oxygen consumption in the acute stage: a heparin b morphine c streptokinase d diuretics 14 If the valves of the heart do not close properly, the patient is said to have: a infarction b mitral regurgitation c necrosis d tachycardia 15 When demand for oxygen by the myocardial cells exceeds the supply of oxygen delivered, the patient has a condition called: a heartburn b dyspnea c pleurisy d angina 16 Which drug is administered to dilate coronary arteries and increase blood flow to the damaged area of a patient with AMI: a nutroglycerin b furosemide c dipyridamole d streptokinase 17 Which vein is often used to graft in coronary bypass surgery? a subclavian b femoral c inf vena cava d saphenous 18 The most common adverse effects of diuretic therapy for patients with HF are: a hypertension and tachycardia b fluid and electrolyte imbalances c headache and oliguria d confusion and weakness 19 The main drugs used for endocarditis are: a cardiac glycosides b diuretics c calcium channel blockers d antimicrobials 20 Lifelong medications that must be given to patients with heart transplants include: a antihistamines b analgesics c antimicrobials d immunosuppressives 21 Before each dose od digoxin, the apical pulse is counted for 1 minute: the drug is withheld if the pulse is below: a 60 bpm b 70 bpm c 72 bpm d 80 bpm 22 The first medication given to patients with chest pain is: a morphine b aspirin c demerol d nitroglycerin 23 Which drugs are used to treat angina? select all Choose one or more answers a antidysrhythmics b nitrates c beta-adrenergic blockers d calcium channel blockers 24 The nurse is collecting data from a cardiac patient about his diet. Which area of intake should be documented? a salt b vit D c protein d iron

1

Nitroglycerin is a:

a

antianginal

b

analgesic

c

ACE inhibitor

d

anticholinergic

2

Clopidogrel, aspirin, dipyridamole are:

a

anticholinergics

b

antiplatelet agents

c

cardiac glycosides

d

diuretics

3

heparin, warfarin are:

a

ACE inhibitors

b

diuretics

c

anticoagulants

d

analgesics

4

furosemide, hydrochlorothiazide are:

a

diuretics

b

anticoagulants

c

antiplatelets

d

cardiac glycosides

5

streptokinase, tissue plasminogen activator are:

a

anticholinergics

b

antianginals

c

antidysrhythmics

d

fibrinolytics

6

digoxin is a:

a

antiplatelet agent

b

cardiac glycoside

c

ACE inhibitor

d

diuretic

7

dabigatran is a:

a

diuretic

b

analgesic

c

anticholinergic

d

anticoagulant

8

used for chest pain

a

morphine sulfate

b

heparin

c

digitalis

d

furosemide

9

administered by IV or into a coronary artery to dissolve thrombi:

a

digitalis

b

furosemide

c

atropine sulfate

d

streptokinase

10

Administered after an antithrombolytic, to prevent further clot formation:

a

heparin

b

streptokinase

c

digitalis

d

lidocaine

11

Increases myocardial contractility and decreases the heart rate:

a

streptokinase

b

atropine sulfate

c

digitalis

d

furosemide

12

Decreases circulating fluid volume and decreases preload:

a

cardiac glycosides

b

heparin

c

morphine

d

diuretics

13

Decreases anxiety, dilates vasculature, reduces myocardial oxygen consumption in the acute stage:

a

heparin

b

morphine

c

streptokinase

d

diuretics

14

If the valves of the heart do not close properly, the patient is said to have:

a

infarction

b

mitral regurgitation

c

necrosis

d

tachycardia

15

When demand for oxygen by the myocardial cells exceeds the supply of oxygen delivered, the patient has a condition called:

a

heartburn

b

dyspnea

c

pleurisy

d

angina

16

Which drug is administered to dilate coronary arteries and increase blood flow to the damaged area of a patient with AMI:

a

nutroglycerin

b

furosemide

c

dipyridamole

d

streptokinase

17

Which vein is often used to graft in coronary bypass surgery?

a

subclavian

b

femoral

c

inf vena cava

d

saphenous

18

The most common adverse effects of diuretic therapy for patients with HF are:

a

hypertension and tachycardia

b

fluid and electrolyte imbalances

c

headache and oliguria

d

confusion and weakness

19

The main drugs used for endocarditis are:

a

cardiac glycosides

b

diuretics

c

calcium channel blockers

d

antimicrobials

20

Lifelong medications that must be given to patients with heart transplants include:

a

antihistamines

b

analgesics

c

antimicrobials

d

immunosuppressives

21

Before each dose od digoxin, the apical pulse is counted for 1 minute: the drug is withheld if the pulse is below:

a

60 bpm

b

70 bpm

c

72 bpm

d

80 bpm

22

The first medication given to patients with chest pain is:

a

morphine

b

aspirin

c

demerol

d

nitroglycerin

23

Which drugs are used to treat angina? select all

Choose one or more answers

a

antidysrhythmics

b

nitrates

c

beta-adrenergic blockers

d

calcium channel blockers

24

The nurse is collecting data from a cardiac patient about his diet. Which area of intake should be documented?

a

salt

b

vit D

c

protein

d

iron

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