USA - Pharm - MidTerm - Part 3

Treatment of Stable Angina calls for which of the following?

Treatment of Variant Angina calls for which of the following?

Treatment of Unstable Angina calls for which of the following?

Which of the following drugs vasodilate vasculature throughout the body to decrease cardiovascular work?

Which of the following drugs decrease HR and force of myocardial contractions?

Which of the following drugs mediate coronary vasodilation to increase supply of oxygen to myocardium?

Which type of Anti-Hypertensive drug ends with the suffix -olol?

Which type of Anti-Hypertensive drug ends with the suffix -pril?

Which type of the Anti-Hypertensive drug ends with the suffix -dipine?

Which type of Anti-Hypertensive drug works by decreasing plasma fluid volume?

Which type of Anti-Hypertensive drug works by decreasing sympathetic influence on the heart and/or peripheral vasculature?

Which type of Anti-Hypertensive drug works by lowering vascular resistance?

Which type of Anti-Hypertensive drug works by preventing the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II?

Which type of Anti-Hypertensive drug works by decreasing vascular smooth muscle contraction, myocardial force, and rate of myocardial contraction?

Of the anti-hypertensive drugs, which one does not pose a risk for orthostatic hypotension?

Which of the following are true regarding hyperkalemia?

Of the anti-hypertensive drugs, which might cause reflex tachycardia as a side effect?

Patients taking which of the following anti-hypertensive drugs should not be treated in a whirlpool?

Treatment of Cardiac Arrhythmias Class I ([blank_start]Sodium Channel Blockers[blank_end]) - Stabilize the cardiac cell membrane and normalize the rate of cardiac cell firing. Class II ([blank_start]Beta Blockers[blank_end]) - Reduce Heart Rate. Class III ([blank_start]Drugs that Prolong Repolarization[blank_end]) - Increase the effective refractory period of the cardiac action potential. Class IV ([blank_start]Calcium Channel Blockers[blank_end]) - Decrease the rate of discharge of the SA node and inhibit conduction velocity through the AV node.

Side Effects of Anti-Arrhythmics Sodium Channel Blockers - [blank_start]Bradycardia[blank_end] Beta Blockers - [blank_start]Bronchoconstriction[blank_end] Drugs the Prolong Repolarization - [blank_start]Increased Arrhythmias[blank_end] Calcium Channel Blockers - [blank_start]Excessive Bradycardia[blank_end]

Which of the following are used to treat CHF by decreasing the cardiac workload?

Which of the following are used to treat CHF by increasing myocardial contraction force?

What is the key symptom of digitalis toxicity?

In cases of severe heart failure, which of the following would be an appropriate medication?

Coagulation Disorders - Medications [blank_start]Anticoagulant[blank_end] - prophylactic for DVT [blank_start]Antiplatlet[blank_end] - prevent thrombus formation in arteries [blank_start]Fibrinolytic[blank_end] - facilitate destruction of blood clots and reestablish blood flow

What are Statins (-statin) used to treat?

What is the most serious side effect of statins?

In regards to coagulation disorders, what are the risks and benefits of aspirin?