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NAS 2 study guide Questions and Answers 100% Solved Which of the following is a reactant in cellular respiration? Glucose Cellular respiration is the same as respiration. False Place the following steps of cellular respiration in order. -glycolysis -Citric Acid cycle -oxidative phosphorylation/ electron transport chain

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HF Pharm Pharm: First line pharmacological management of heart failure is as follows:




Asymptomatic Treatment:

Ace Inhibitor - Venous/Arterial vasodilation

- Drug/Dosing: Enalapril 2.5mg three times a day




Angiotensin II Receptor Blocker - Venous/Arterial vasodilation

- Drug/Dosing: Losartan 25-40mg per day




Symptomatic Treatment:

Beta Blockers - Blocks receptors of adrenergic nervous system

- Drug/Dosing: Coreg 6.25-25mg twice a day




HCN Channel Blockers - Blocks

Hyperpolarization-Activated Cyclic Nucleotide-Gated Channel (HCN) in SA node to decrease

heart rate

,- Drug/Dosing: Corlanor 5mg twice a day for two weeks, then 5mg per day




Diuretics - Inhibits sodium chloride reabsorption

- Drug/Dosing: HCTZ 12.5-50mg per day

- Drug/Dosing: Lasix 20-80mg per day




Antiarrhythmics - Inhibits sodium-potassium ATPase

- Drug/Dosing: Digitalis 3.4-5.1mcg/kg per day




Nonpharm: Salt restriction to 2gm/day




Considerations: Avoid NSAIDs, antiarrhythmic drugs, calcium channel blockers

Restrict fluid to 2L/day




Hypertension elevated blood pressure is a result of increased resistance to arterial blood

flow




HTN PA Physical Assessment: headaches

, Dizziness

Blurred vision

Fatigue




HTN Dx Dx: after two consecutive clinic visits with BP readings above 130/80


potassium- Low potassium can increase BP

Sodium- high sodium levels can elevate BP

Blood glucose and HgA1C to assess for hyperglycemia and diabetes.

Lipid panel to assess for hyperlipidemia or metabolic syndrome.

Creatinine and blood urea nitrogen and ultrasound of kidneys to assess for secondary

hypertension.

TSH and T4 to assess for secondary hypertension due to abnormal thyroid function.




HTN Tx Pharm: Modifiable lifestyle changes


Low sodium diet




First Line Treatment

Thiazides -Hydrochlorothiazide- diuretic. Thiazide diuretics inhibits sodium absorption.

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