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CEPS IBHRE – Medications QuestionsAnd Answers With Verified Solutions
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Protamine - ANSWERS✔✔Heparin antagonist
Narcan (Naloxone) - ANSWERS✔✔Morphine antagonist
Vitamin K - ANSWERS✔✔Warfarin Antagonist
Alpha Adrenergic - ANSWERS✔✔Autonomic receptors for Vasoconstriction
Beta-1 Adrenergic - ANSWERS✔✔Autonomic receptors for cardiac stimulation
Beta-2 adrenergic - ANSWERS✔✔Autonomic receptors for Lung-broncho
dilation
Cholinergic - ANSWERS✔✔Autonomic receptors for cardiac depression
Beta Blocker - ANSWERS✔✔Autonomic drug type: propanolol
Cholinergic - ANSWERS✔✔Autonomic drug type: Acetylcholine
Vagal Blocker (Parasympathetic blocker) - ANSWERS✔✔Autonomic Drug type:
Atropine
Slowed heart rate and av node conduction - ANSWERS✔✔Hemodynamic effects
of stimulating parasympathetic receptors
1.0 - ANSWERS✔✔Normal, uncoagulated INR
2.0-3.0 - ANSWERS✔✔Therapeutic INR range of coumadin/warfarin for someone
in AF
4-8 weeks - ANSWERS✔✔Elimination half life of amiodarone
, No known reversal agents - ANSWERS✔✔Why do many physicians discontinue
Xarelto / Dabigatran on AF patients prior to AF ablation procedures?
Eliquis, Xarelto, Pradaxa - ANSWERS✔✔3 Novel anticoagulation drugs:
Pradaxa - ANSWERS✔✔Novel anticoagulant, a direct thrombin inhibitor
Bridging anticoagulation - ANSWERS✔✔Method of preprocedural
anticoagulation where a patient stops taking anticoag prior to a PVI, is heparanized
during procedure, and resumes warfarin/coumadin post procedure.
Avoid exercise/stress & take beta blockers - ANSWERS✔✔Recommended
therapy for asymptomatic patients with Long QTs
Quinidine, Dofetilide, Sotalol, Procainimide, Amiodarone, Ibutilide,
Dysopyramide - ANSWERS✔✔Drugs that cause long QT (long Qt Dogs should
be SPAID)
IA (Na-blockers, Double Quarter Pounder), and III (K-blockers) -
ANSWERS✔✔Tro anti-arrhythmic drugs classes that cause long QTS
Dofetilide, Ibutilide, Sotalol, Amiodarone - ANSWERS✔✔Four class III
antiarrhythmic drugs
Magnesium - ANSWERS✔✔Drug indicated in patients with unstable Torsades
that are non-responsive to defib.
ACT - ANSWERS✔✔Recommended test for monitoring heparin in interventional
cardiology procedures
300 s - ANSWERS✔✔Minimum ACT while mapping/ablating in the LA
Diphynhydramine (benadryl) - ANSWERS✔✔Prophylactic drug against contrast
reaction
Midazolam (versed) - ANSWERS✔✔Drug used for sedation & amnesia
analgesic - ANSWERS✔✔drug that relieves pain
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