Ace inhibitor meds - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NSG 6005 Pharm Week 5 questions with correct answers Assessments needed before prescribing HTN meds Correct Answer-BP (at least 3), head-toe, Labs (renal fxn & K+) Why are ACE Inhibitors good for diabetics? Correct Answer-improves insulin sensitivity and protects the kidneys What creatinine level would cause a change in dosage of ACE Inhibitors? Correct Answer->2.5 What pathological change in heart failure is not addressed by ACE inhibitor? Correct Answer-Activation of sympathetic N...

Assessments needed before prescribing HTN meds Correct Answer-BP (at least 3), head-toe, Labs (renal fxn & K+) Why are ACE Inhibitors good for diabetics? Correct Answer-improves insulin sensitivity and protects the kidneys What creatinine level would cause a change in dosage of ACE Inhibitors? Correct Answer->2.5 What pathological change in heart failure is not addressed by ACE inhibitor? Correct Answer-Activation of sympathetic NS - that increases heart rate Drug of choice for ol...

MSN 611 Quiz 2 Questions and answers latest update The primary care NP sees a 68 yer old male having difficulty initiating urine stream and urine frequency. Pt has no significant past medical history and vitals at visit are as follows: BP 112/72, HR 70, Temp 98.7 F. Which of the following is most appropriate to treat the pts' current symptoms? Tamsulosin A patient who has been taking propranolol for 6 months reporting having nocturnal cough and SOB. The primary care NP should: tell the ...

Heparin exerts its anticoagulant effect by binding to which of the following substances? a. fibrin b. factor VII c. protein S d. antithrombin D heparin exerts anticoagulant effect by binding to antithrombin All but which of the following medications are appropriate to use in UA/NSTEMI patients? a. antiplatelets b. beta blockers c. thrombolytics d. ACE inhibitors C in addition to other meds, antiplatelets, betablockers, and ACE inhibitors are appropriate to use in UA/NSTEMI pat...

Rasmussen - Pharmacology Final Exam Review 2024 Questions with correct Answers Digoxin therapeutic range: - answer0.5-2ng/ml Doseage <1.5mg/day What should you monitor for when taking hydrodiuril (diuretic) - answerHypokalemia (it is not K sparing) What is Zestril used for? - answer*Tx: HTN* ACE inhibitor = Promotes vasodilation to decrease BP Patient teaching with Calcium channel blockers - answerAvoid grapefruit juice, Ca based antacids, caffeine, aspirin, St. John's wort Nitrogl...

Assessments needed before prescribing HTN meds correct answer: BP (at least 3), head-toe, Labs (renal fxn & K+) Why are ACE Inhibitors good for diabetics? correct answer: improves insulin sensitivity and protects the kidneys What creatinine level would cause a change in dosage of ACE Inhibitors? correct answer: >2.5 What pathological change in heart failure is not addressed by ACE inhibitor? correct answer: Activation of sympathetic NS - that increases heart rate Drug of choic...

MEDI SURG ATI RETAKE WITH QUESTIONS AND WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+[ACTUAL EXAM] traction weights are on the floor - ANS---move patient up in bed ace inhibitor meds for blood pressure - ANS---discontinue meds if develop a cough

Apea FNP CARDIO Exam nursing (Best Revision Material Updated november 2023) (Actual Exam Questions, Answers and Rationale) A common lab findings with ACE Inhibitors -------- Correct Answer ------- Increase K+ ACE inhibitor = retention of potassium. Measure potassium one month after starting and one month after changing a dose What should you do? Pt on Monopril and HCTZ for hypertension. His blood pressure is 160-170/92-98 on several blood pressure checks ? Would you add an ARB? -...

ANCC FNP Board Exam Study Guide Part 1 Exam Questions And Answers Treatment for chronic bronchitis -Chronic bronchitis is a type of COPD that is characterized by inflammation of the bronchi, causing excess mucus; characteristics of chronic bronchitis include diagnosis after age 35, obesity, copious amounts of purulent sputum, elevated Hct level -Treat with SABA (albuterol), inhaled anticholinergics (ipratropium) -Normal Findings of Lungs: Lower lobes vesicular breath sounds (soft and low)...

enteral: sublingual (SL) rapid rate of absorption, under the tongue do not give to uncooperative/unconscious patients enteral: per rectum (PR) rapid rate of absorption through the rectum enteral: by mouth (PO) slow rate of absorption, through the mouth do not give to uncooperative/unconscious patients parenteral: intravenous (IV) immediate rate of absorption, into the vein parenteral: intraosseous (IO) immediate rate of absorption, into the bone par...