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Questions All Solved
Correct Updated.
Warfarin (Coumadin) - answer- older patients with Afib are prescribed anticoagulant
medications such as _________________
Beta Blocker, Calcium channel blocker, digoxin - answer- To regulate the ventricular
response rate in Afib, a _________________, ____________ or _____________ may
be perscribed
beta blocker, calcium channel blocker - answer- If the patient is stable but symptomatic,
Afib with a rapid ventricular response may be treated with ____________. or a
____________
Synchronized Cardioversion - answer- If the patient is unstable with Afib,
___________________ may be necessary
ACE inhibitors - answer- By inhibiting the production of Angiotensin II,
_______________ keep the blood vessels open.
Vasotec, Lisinopril - answer- examples of ace inhibitors include ___________________
Beta blockers - answer- __________________ are a class of medications that are used
to treat various heart conditions by blocking the effects of hormones like adrenaline on
the heart. They can slow down the heart rate, lower blood pressure and improve blood
flow.
Metoprolol - answer- ____________________ is an example of a beta blocker.
Calcium Channel Blocker, Calcium - answer- _________________ displace
____________ at certain receptor sites or enter smooth muscle cells in place of
___________. This action relaxes smooth muscle present in the heart, blood vessels,
GI tract and uterus. __________________ slow conduction through the AV node,
decrease the automaticity of ectopic foci within the heart, and decrease the velocity of
cardiac contraction.
, Verapamil (Calan) and Diltiazem (Cardizem) - answer- __________________________
and ______________ are two calcium channel blockers commonly used to control the
heart rate in stable patients with narrow QRS tachycardia or to control the ventricular
rate in patients with atrial fibrillation.
Diltiazem (Cardizem) - answer- ____________________________ appears to have
less effect on BP making it more desirable for patients at risk for hypotension.
ACE inhibitors - answer- ________________________ are useful for treating
hypertension, cardiomyopathy, and heart failure.
ACE inhibitors - answer- Patients taking __________________ may experience a
chronic dry cough,
Furosemide (Lasix) - answer- ________________ is a diuretic medication used to
manage hypertension, heart failure, liver disease, or kidney dysfunction.
Digitalis Preparations (digoxin) - answer- _______________________ are prescribed
for treatment of chronic heart failure or certain rapid atrial dysrhythmias.
Digitalis preparations - answer- Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting headache, blurred
vision, yellow vision, and various cardiac dysrhythmias are adverse reactions to
_____________
Facial nerve - answer- The seventh cranial nerve is the _____________ nerve
Brainstem
Posteriorly
Abducens
Anteriorly
Vestibulocochlear Nerve - answer- The Facial (VII) nerve arises from the ___________
and extends _____________ to the ________ nerve and ___________ to the
____________ nerve.
Facial Nerve
Facial Expression
Oral Cavity
Lacrimal Gland - answer- The____________ provides motor innervation of facial
muscles that are responsible for ________________. Along with innervation of the
glands of the ______________ and the ____________.
Anterior 2/3s of tongue - answer- The seventh cranial nerve provides sensory
innervation of the __________________ of the tongue.
Questions All Solved
Correct Updated.
Warfarin (Coumadin) - answer- older patients with Afib are prescribed anticoagulant
medications such as _________________
Beta Blocker, Calcium channel blocker, digoxin - answer- To regulate the ventricular
response rate in Afib, a _________________, ____________ or _____________ may
be perscribed
beta blocker, calcium channel blocker - answer- If the patient is stable but symptomatic,
Afib with a rapid ventricular response may be treated with ____________. or a
____________
Synchronized Cardioversion - answer- If the patient is unstable with Afib,
___________________ may be necessary
ACE inhibitors - answer- By inhibiting the production of Angiotensin II,
_______________ keep the blood vessels open.
Vasotec, Lisinopril - answer- examples of ace inhibitors include ___________________
Beta blockers - answer- __________________ are a class of medications that are used
to treat various heart conditions by blocking the effects of hormones like adrenaline on
the heart. They can slow down the heart rate, lower blood pressure and improve blood
flow.
Metoprolol - answer- ____________________ is an example of a beta blocker.
Calcium Channel Blocker, Calcium - answer- _________________ displace
____________ at certain receptor sites or enter smooth muscle cells in place of
___________. This action relaxes smooth muscle present in the heart, blood vessels,
GI tract and uterus. __________________ slow conduction through the AV node,
decrease the automaticity of ectopic foci within the heart, and decrease the velocity of
cardiac contraction.
, Verapamil (Calan) and Diltiazem (Cardizem) - answer- __________________________
and ______________ are two calcium channel blockers commonly used to control the
heart rate in stable patients with narrow QRS tachycardia or to control the ventricular
rate in patients with atrial fibrillation.
Diltiazem (Cardizem) - answer- ____________________________ appears to have
less effect on BP making it more desirable for patients at risk for hypotension.
ACE inhibitors - answer- ________________________ are useful for treating
hypertension, cardiomyopathy, and heart failure.
ACE inhibitors - answer- Patients taking __________________ may experience a
chronic dry cough,
Furosemide (Lasix) - answer- ________________ is a diuretic medication used to
manage hypertension, heart failure, liver disease, or kidney dysfunction.
Digitalis Preparations (digoxin) - answer- _______________________ are prescribed
for treatment of chronic heart failure or certain rapid atrial dysrhythmias.
Digitalis preparations - answer- Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting headache, blurred
vision, yellow vision, and various cardiac dysrhythmias are adverse reactions to
_____________
Facial nerve - answer- The seventh cranial nerve is the _____________ nerve
Brainstem
Posteriorly
Abducens
Anteriorly
Vestibulocochlear Nerve - answer- The Facial (VII) nerve arises from the ___________
and extends _____________ to the ________ nerve and ___________ to the
____________ nerve.
Facial Nerve
Facial Expression
Oral Cavity
Lacrimal Gland - answer- The____________ provides motor innervation of facial
muscles that are responsible for ________________. Along with innervation of the
glands of the ______________ and the ____________.
Anterior 2/3s of tongue - answer- The seventh cranial nerve provides sensory
innervation of the __________________ of the tongue.
