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Quiz: Treatment of CHF Ans: Digoxin (increases cardiac contractility), diuretics (increases NA and H2O excretion), ACEI (decreases BP and BV), Vasodilators (decreases BP), dobutamine and dopamine and PDE inhibitors (increase ventricular contractility) Quiz: Digoxin Ans: class: cardiac glycoside increases myocardial contractile force and increases cardiac output has a positive inotropic effect by inhibiting sodium potassium tump (this increases Calcium into cell). decreases HR decreases AV nodal conduction * USED FOR HF AND DYSRHYTHMIAS* Quiz: Digoxin toxicity o © 2025 TestTrackers o or call [] o Resources & Updates: [Testtrackers - Stuvia US] o Your Success is Our Mission! o For online exams and tutor expert, please me in the number given. Ans: warn patients about dig induced dysrhythmias and instruct to take meds exactly as prescribed. toxicity symptoms are altered hr or rhythm, visual or gi disturbances (nausea, anorexia, vomitting, fatigue, blurred vision, yellow tinge to vision). toxicity is made much worse by hypokalemia or anything that decreases digoxin clearance. Treatment: d/c digoxin, correct potassium, administer digibind Quiz: Digoxin pharmacokinetics Ans: good PO absorption but capsules are better than tablets. don't switch forms once prescribed. dosage is based on lean body weight and is really excreted. therapeutic levels are 0.5-0.8ng/ml. half life is 1.5 days. 6 days required to reach plateau and 6 days to eliminate. Quiz: Digoxin drug interactions Ans: Antacids: decease absorption diuretics: cause hypokalemia and increase toxicity quinidine: displaces dig from tissues and decreases excretion amiodarone: increases concentration of dig verapamil: increase plasma levels of dig sympathomimetics: increases chance of arrthymias Quiz: How do ACEI work in CHF? o © 2025 TestTrackers o or call [] o Resources & Updates: [Testtrackers - Stuvia US] o Your Success is Our Mission! o For online exams and tutor expert, please me in the number given. Ans: inhibitor of ACE decreases angiotensin II, decreases total peripheral resistance, and decreases blood volume. decreased aldosterone decreases TPR and BV. Block the production of angiotensin II, decrease the release of aldosterone, and suppress degradation of kinins. arteriolar dilation improves blood flow in kidneys, venous dilation reduces venous pressure, edema, preload, and suppression of aldosterone release enhances excretion of sodium and water . contribute to cardiac remodeling!!! prolong life. not in acute decompensated HF. excreted by kidneys FIRST LINE TREATMENT I

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NU 578 Unit 3 Questions and Correct Detailed
Answers (Verified Answers) ||Already Graded
A+||Newest Version
Quiz: Treatment of CHF

Ans: Digoxin (increases cardiac contractility), diuretics (increases NA and H2O excretion),
ACEI (decreases BP and BV), Vasodilators (decreases BP), dobutamine and dopamine and
PDE inhibitors (increase ventricular contractility)



Quiz: Digoxin

Ans: class: cardiac glycoside

increases myocardial contractile force and increases cardiac output

has a positive inotropic effect by inhibiting sodium potassium tump (this increases Calcium
into cell).

decreases HR

decreases AV nodal conduction

* USED FOR HF AND DYSRHYTHMIAS*



Quiz: Digoxin toxicity




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, Ans: warn patients about dig induced dysrhythmias and instruct to take meds exactly as
prescribed. toxicity symptoms are altered hr or rhythm, visual or gi disturbances (nausea,
anorexia, vomitting, fatigue, blurred vision, yellow tinge to vision). toxicity is made much
worse by hypokalemia or anything that decreases digoxin clearance.




Treatment: d/c digoxin, correct potassium, administer digibind



Quiz: Digoxin pharmacokinetics

Ans: good PO absorption but capsules are better than tablets. don't switch forms once
prescribed. dosage is based on lean body weight and is really excreted. therapeutic levels
are 0.5-0.8ng/ml.

half life is 1.5 days. 6 days required to reach plateau and 6 days to eliminate.



Quiz: Digoxin drug interactions

Ans: Antacids: decease absorption

diuretics: cause hypokalemia and increase toxicity

quinidine: displaces dig from tissues and decreases excretion

amiodarone: increases concentration of dig

verapamil: increase plasma levels of dig

sympathomimetics: increases chance of arrthymias



Quiz: How do ACEI work in CHF?




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, Ans: inhibitor of ACE decreases angiotensin II, decreases total peripheral resistance, and
decreases blood volume. decreased aldosterone decreases TPR and BV.



Block the production of angiotensin II, decrease the release of aldosterone, and suppress
degradation of kinins. arteriolar dilation improves blood flow in kidneys, venous dilation
reduces venous pressure, edema, preload, and suppression of aldosterone release
enhances excretion of sodium and water . contribute to cardiac remodeling!!! prolong life.
not in acute decompensated HF. excreted by kidneys




FIRST LINE TREATMENT IN CHF!!!!



Quiz: ACEI side effects

Ans: cough, increased potassium, diiness, angioedema, hypotension. can cause renal
failure in patients with bilateral renal artery stenosis. use with caution in patients taking
potassium supplements or k sparing diuretics, neutropenia



DDI: diuretics can intensify hypotension, antihypertensive agents can increase powered bp,
risk of hyperkalemia with k sparing diuretics and k supplements, NSaids and Lithium
decrease effects of ACEI



BBW: can cause fetal injury in pregnancy.zz



Quiz: Lisinopril




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