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Question | Answer |
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Which of the following is FALSE about sodium nitroprusside? | Hypotensive or hypertensive effect are dose |
Which of the following things would NOT lower serum concentration of the beta blocker's comparative efficacy? | Caffeine |
Which of the following is a beta blocker? | Metoprolol |
What is dopamine? | Beta stimulant; a catecholamine |
What is Digoxin | Positive inotropic agent,a cardiac glycoside |
What is verapamil? | Negative chronotrope, Ca+ ch blocker |
What is inamrinome? | Phosphodiesterase inhibitor |
What is quinidine? | Anti-arrhythmias |
Which of the following drugs does this "the net effect": usually is a positive inotropic effect w/ a vasodilator; facilitate increase in blood flow? | Dobutamine |
What is rythmol? | Class IC: tx sv, ventricular arrythmias |
Classify Propranolol. | Class II: beta blocker |
Classify Amiodarone. | Class III: tx sv, ventricular arrythmias |
Classify lidocaine. | Class IB: tx ventricular arrythmias |
Classify Procainamide. | Class IA: tx ventricular tachycardia |
Amilonde | Potassium sharing diuretic |
Furosimide | Loop diuretic |
Mannitol | Osmotic diuredic |
Diuretic used in mild edematous states | Thiazide |
Acetazolamide | Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor |
Given by IV, produces an acute hemodynamic effect independent of their diuretic properties | Loop diuretics |
First line of tx for mild hypertension | Thiazide diuretics |
Often used in combination with another type of diuretic and is of moderate potency. | Potassium sparing diuretic |
Poor (weak) diuretics used in glaucoma, metabolic alkalosis and.... | Carbonic anyhdrase inhibitors |
Increase scretion of water and NaCl and is used in tx of cerebral edema | Osmotic diuretics |
neprotic sydrome is a nonspecific disorder in which the kidneys are damaged, causing them to leak large amounts of glucose from the blood into the urine. | False |