Pharm 2

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Dobutamine is considered a(n):

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Ezetimibe may be ordered for a patient to counteract/lower:

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To treat hypercholesterolemia, a nurse might give a patient the following drug:

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For patients who have been diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure, and have recently become worse the following drug may be prescribed (Classed as an antianginal):

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Calcium channel blockers are used for AFIB, Angina, Hypertension, and sometimes VT disrhythmia. All of the following are CCB's EXCEPT:

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Used to treat V-tach, this drug belongs to the therapeutic class "Antidysrhythmics"

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This type of anti-coagulant (also known as a blood thinner) belongs to a subclass of Heparin known as "Low Molecular Weight Heparin" (LMWH):

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This drug can be used to treat hypertension, and angina. It belongs to the drug class Calcium Channel Blocker.

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Propranolol is a NONSELECTIVE Beta-Blocker, and absolutely cannot be given to patients with this diagnosis:

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This blocker is both an Alpha AND a beta blocker:

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Metropolol is noncardioselective.

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This beta-blocker is used to treat glaucoma.

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This drug is used for stroke prevention, and is used 30 days after surgery. It is considered a direct thrombin inhibitor, and taken BY MOUTH.

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Vitamin K is an antidote for which anti-coagulant?

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This hematologic drug is used in PREVENTION of blood clots, rather than the destruction of them.

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This drug is the antidote for HEPARIN:

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This hematologic drug is given for renal failure, and prevents a condition known as "swirling blood".

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This drug is highly addictive, and belongs to the opioid class:

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This drug is a massive vasodilator, and helps with angina as well as hypertension. It can be administered via spray, ointment, transdermal patches, IV, and sublingually.

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Epoetin Alfa is a treatment for Anemia, and the pt should be closely monitored for:

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Ferrous Sulfate is a treatment for which type of anemia?

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Valsartan is what % protien bound, thus making it a slow release ARB.

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This antilipid binds with bile in the GI tract, preventing the absorption of cholesterol.

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Digoxin is the antidote for Digoxin Immune Fab

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This drug, given for heart failure comes with a warning to listen for patient complaints of green or yellow halos

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Aspirin has NO antidote.

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This Diuretic is an OSMOTIC diuretic.

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This diuretic is a LOOP diuretic

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This Diuretic is a K+ sparing diuretic.

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This diuretic is a Thiazide.

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What is the best way to decrease preload and afterload?

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This class of drug can mask Hypoglycemia, and extra care must be taken with diabetics.

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Afterload is the amount of pressure needed to move the blood from the heart back into the body.

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After how many tabs of Nitro do you call EMS?

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Do Calcium channel blockers decrease preload, or afterload?

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Why is ferrous sulfate given in liquid form with a straw?

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Aspirin is NOT to be given to which age group?

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Basic quiz for basic understanding.

Pharm 2

Dobutamine is considered a(n):

Ezetimibe may be ordered for a patient to counteract/lower:

To treat hypercholesterolemia, a nurse might give a patient the following drug:

For patients who have been diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure, and have recently become worse the following drug may be prescribed (Classed as an antianginal):

Calcium channel blockers are used for AFIB, Angina, Hypertension, and sometimes VT disrhythmia. All of the following are CCB's EXCEPT:

Used to treat V-tach, this drug belongs to the therapeutic class "Antidysrhythmics"

This type of anti-coagulant (also known as a blood thinner) belongs to a subclass of Heparin known as "Low Molecular Weight Heparin" (LMWH):

This drug can be used to treat hypertension, and angina. It belongs to the drug class Calcium Channel Blocker.

Propranolol is a NONSELECTIVE Beta-Blocker, and absolutely cannot be given to patients with this diagnosis:

This blocker is both an Alpha AND a beta blocker:

Metropolol is noncardioselective.

This beta-blocker is used to treat glaucoma.

This drug is used for stroke prevention, and is used 30 days after surgery. It is considered a direct thrombin inhibitor, and taken BY MOUTH.

Vitamin K is an antidote for which anti-coagulant?

This hematologic drug is used in PREVENTION of blood clots, rather than the destruction of them.

This drug is the antidote for HEPARIN:

This hematologic drug is given for renal failure, and prevents a condition known as "swirling blood".

This drug is highly addictive, and belongs to the opioid class:

This drug is a massive vasodilator, and helps with angina as well as hypertension. It can be administered via spray, ointment, transdermal patches, IV, and sublingually.