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NUR 378
NUR 378 Final Exam – Pharm PREP |
Questions & Answers| Grade A | 100%
Correct | (Latest 2025/ 2026)
1. Propranolol MOA: blocks B1 and B2 to lower BP and HR.
NONSELECTIVE
2. Propranolol therapeutic use: primary hypertension, angina,
tachycardia, heart failure, MI, suppressed relfex tachycardia due to
vasodilators
3. Propranolol adverse effects: bradycardia, decreased cardiac
output, AV block, orthostatic hypotension, rebound myocardium
excitation, bronchoconstriction, bronchospasm, N/V, ED
4. Propranolol interactions: calcium channel blockers, verapamil,
diltiazem, antihypertensive medications, ACE drugs (propranolol masks
hypoglycemic effects)
NUR 378
, 5. Lisinopril: ACE inhibitor, used for hypertension, heart failure and
acute MI
6. Lisinaopril nurse assessments: monitor K+, wbcs, ALT/AST, BP,
jaundice,
BUN/Creatinine, hematocrit, history of angioedema,
hemoglobin 7. Lisinopril interventions: avoid foods
with high K or NA change positions slowly to minimize
orthostatic hypotension may cause dry cough
Diabetics should monitor blood glucose in the first month for
hypoglycemia use contraceptives
Consult doctor before using nsaids and cough, cold and allergy
meds check BP weekly
8. Lisinopril client teaching: Report abdominal pain, avoid salt
substitutes, watching breathing and swelling, light headedness may occur,
dont stop abruptly, report infection signs/hyperkalemia
NUR 378
NUR 378 Final Exam – Pharm PREP |
Questions & Answers| Grade A | 100%
Correct | (Latest 2025/ 2026)
1. Propranolol MOA: blocks B1 and B2 to lower BP and HR.
NONSELECTIVE
2. Propranolol therapeutic use: primary hypertension, angina,
tachycardia, heart failure, MI, suppressed relfex tachycardia due to
vasodilators
3. Propranolol adverse effects: bradycardia, decreased cardiac
output, AV block, orthostatic hypotension, rebound myocardium
excitation, bronchoconstriction, bronchospasm, N/V, ED
4. Propranolol interactions: calcium channel blockers, verapamil,
diltiazem, antihypertensive medications, ACE drugs (propranolol masks
hypoglycemic effects)
NUR 378
, 5. Lisinopril: ACE inhibitor, used for hypertension, heart failure and
acute MI
6. Lisinaopril nurse assessments: monitor K+, wbcs, ALT/AST, BP,
jaundice,
BUN/Creatinine, hematocrit, history of angioedema,
hemoglobin 7. Lisinopril interventions: avoid foods
with high K or NA change positions slowly to minimize
orthostatic hypotension may cause dry cough
Diabetics should monitor blood glucose in the first month for
hypoglycemia use contraceptives
Consult doctor before using nsaids and cough, cold and allergy
meds check BP weekly
8. Lisinopril client teaching: Report abdominal pain, avoid salt
substitutes, watching breathing and swelling, light headedness may occur,
dont stop abruptly, report infection signs/hyperkalemia
