NRSG 126: Cardiac Meds Mastery

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NRSG 126: Cardiac Meds Mastery


Froggy Jumps NRSG 126: Cardiac Meds MasteryVersion en ligne Medications basics for heart care. par C 1 Which suffix typically identifies a beta blocker? a pril b sartan c lol 2 Beta blockers primarily decrease what for the heart? a cholesterol b O2 demand and heart rate c blood sugar 3 ACE inhibitors block the conversion of which molecule? a Dopamine to norepinephrine b Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II c ADP to AMP 4 What side effect is commonly checked with ACE inhibitors? a Dry cough b Insomnia c Headache 5 What suffix is typical of ACE inhibitors? a sartan b pril c lol 6 ARBs relax blood vessels by blocking the action of what? a Aldosterone b Bradykinin c Angiotensin II 7 ARBs may be used if a patient has a side effect from ACE inhibitors, such as what? a Nausea b Dizziness c Dry cough 8 Which two assessments are essential for beta blockers? a dizziness & lightheadedness b BP and dizziness c BP and HR 9 ARBs end with which suffix? a pril b sartan c lol 10 ACE inhibitors are protective for which organs? a Lungs, spleen, and brain b Heart, vessels, and kidneys c Muscles, bones, and tendons 11 A sudden drop in blood pressure that occurs when a person stands up from sitting or lying down is called what? a hypertensive crisis b orthostatic hypotension c tachycardia 12 Dizziness and lightheadedness are signs and symptoms of what? a low BP b high BP c asthma 13 Which medications should be assessed for dizziness and lightheadedness before giving? a ACE inhibitors & ARBs b Beta blockers only c ACE inhibitors only 14 Which drug is a beta blocker? a metoprolol b ramipril c losartan 15 Which drug is an ACE inhibitor? a perindopril b bisoprolol c candesartan 16 Which drug is an ARB? a candesartan b metoprolol c ramipril 17 What do nitrates do to coronary arteries and preload? a Dilate coronary arteries and reduce preload b Constrict coronary arteries and increase preload c Block coronary arteries and have no effect on preload 18 How do nitrates help relieve chest pain? a Improve blood flow to the heart and relieve angina b Increase HR to pump more blood c Decrease O2 to myocardium 19 Why is there an increased risk of orthostatic hypotension with nitrates? a They cause vasodilation b They increase blood viscosity c They block heart contractions 20 What forms can nitrates come in? a Patch or spray b Tablet only c Injection and spray 21 Which of the following is a nitrate medication? a Nitroglycerin b Metoprolol c Furosemide 22 What precautions should be taken when applying nitroglycerine patches? a Wear gloves b Avoid direct sunlight c No precautions needed

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NRSG 126: Cardiac Meds MasteryVersion en ligne

par C

Which suffix typically identifies a beta blocker?

Beta blockers primarily decrease what for the heart?

ACE inhibitors block the conversion of which molecule?

What side effect is commonly checked with ACE inhibitors?

What suffix is typical of ACE inhibitors?

ARBs relax blood vessels by blocking the action of what?

ARBs may be used if a patient has a side effect from ACE inhibitors, such as what?

Which two assessments are essential for beta blockers?

ARBs end with which suffix?

ACE inhibitors are protective for which organs?

A sudden drop in blood pressure that occurs when a person stands up from sitting or lying down is called what?

Dizziness and lightheadedness are signs and symptoms of what?

Which medications should be assessed for dizziness and lightheadedness before giving?

Which drug is a beta blocker?

Which drug is an ACE inhibitor?

Which drug is an ARB?

What do nitrates do to coronary arteries and preload?

How do nitrates help relieve chest pain?

Why is there an increased risk of orthostatic hypotension with nitrates?

What forms can nitrates come in?

Which of the following is a nitrate medication?

What precautions should be taken when applying nitroglycerine patches?