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CSFA SFA REVISIN GUIDE 2025(Graded A!!) 100% CORRECT ANSWERS When atrial flutter occurs, the atrial impulse reenters and depolarizes at 200-300 impulses per minute - False Calcium channel blockers are equally effective as beta-blockers in reducing anginal symptoms in stable patients - True Angina is another term for ________ - Chest pain Antiplatelet agents prevent platelet aggregation - True Calcium entry blockers prevent calcium influx into the muscle cells of blood vessel walls - True Adrenergic antagonists increase blood pressure by stimulating the heart, and/or constricting peripheral blood vessels - False Peripheral antiadrenergics prevent norepinephrine release from peripheral nerve terminals - True Shock is a potentially fatal condition in which tissues are poorly perfused and, consequently, become ischemic - True Vasopressors constrict blood vessels and improve cardiac function by inhibiting adrenergic receptors - False What structure is considered to be the pacemaker of the heart? - Sinoatrial node Diuretics reduce blood pressure and edema by increasing urine production - True Loop diuretics are more powerful than thiazides and must be used cautiously to avoid dehydration - True

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CSFA SFA REVISIN GUIDE 2025(Graded A!!)
100% CORRECT ANSWERS


When atrial flutter occurs, the atrial impulse reenters and depolarizes at 200-300 impulses per
minute - False



Calcium channel blockers are equally effective as beta-blockers in reducing anginal symptoms in
stable patients - True



Angina is another term for ________ - Chest pain



Antiplatelet agents prevent platelet aggregation - True



Calcium entry blockers prevent calcium influx into the muscle cells of blood vessel walls - True



Adrenergic antagonists increase blood pressure by stimulating the heart, and/or constricting
peripheral blood vessels - False



Peripheral antiadrenergics prevent norepinephrine release from peripheral nerve terminals - True



Shock is a potentially fatal condition in which tissues are poorly perfused and, consequently, become
ischemic - True



Vasopressors constrict blood vessels and improve cardiac function by inhibiting adrenergic receptors
- False



What structure is considered to be the pacemaker of the heart? - Sinoatrial node



Diuretics reduce blood pressure and edema by increasing urine production - True



Loop diuretics are more powerful than thiazides and must be used cautiously to avoid dehydration -
True

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