NURS 05505 EXAM 2 STUDYGUIDE

NURS 05505 EXAM 2 STUDYGUIDENURS 05505 EXAM 2 STUDYGUIDE. 1. All of the following are drug classes to treat HTN in a patient with a concomitant diagnosis of diabetes except: a) Diuretics b) Beta blockers c) ACE inhibitors d) ARBS 2. A 76 year old male presents to the primary care office for evaluation of this blood pressure. He has chronic kidney disease. What is the antihypertensive of choice? a) Beta blocker b) Diuretics c) CCB d) ACE inhibitor 3. Match the medication with the most common adverse effect. a) Lisinopril - cough b) Iosartan - angioedema c) Metoprolol - increased HDL d) Furosemide - hyperkalemia 4. What CCB has a long half-life and does not come in an extended release form? a) Amlodipine b) Nifedipine c) Verapamil d) Nicardipine 5. A 5F4 year old male presents to the primary care clinic with the complaint of headache and continued elevated blood pressure. His current blood pressure is 180/94. His medication list includes metoprolol, furosemide, lisinopril, insulin and prozac. His exam is normal with no neuro deficits. What other questions will you ask him? a) Does he drink alcohol? b) No further questions, his blood pressure is controlled. c) What are your glucose fingerstick results? d) Call 911 and send him to the emergency department. 6. What cardiac medication are bound to albumin? a) Fenofibrate b) Heparin c) ACE inhibitors d) ARBS 7. Which hyperlipidemia medication would you avoid in a patient with hypertriglyceridemia? a) Statin