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Ameritech Pharm II Latest Version - Final Exam *Complete* Graded A+ What is the function of an ACE inhibitor in pharmacology? Answer: ACE inhibitors, identified by their suffix "-pril," work by blocking the angiotensin- converting enzyme (ACE), thereby reducing the production of angiotensin II, a substance that narrows blood vessels and increases blood pressure. Explain the function of alpha blockers in pharmacology. Answer: Alpha blockers, recognized by their suffix "-zosi...

NEW GENERATION NCLEX- HESI OB PEDIATRICS EXAM NOTES AND EXAM PREPARATION GUIDE ACE Inhibitors: any med ending in “pril” Lisinopril= CHILL PILL! Decreases BP & HR, if SBP <100, HOLD MED!!! Most common Side Effects: orthostatic hypotension, bradycardia Benazepril: Captopril: Lisinopril: Aneurysm: Acute Renal Failure is a serious inability of the kidneys to carry out the normal functions necessary to maintain fluid and electrolyte imbalance and eliminate the end products of metab...

According to AHA, what is considered the normal blood pressure reading? correct answers Less and 120 and less than 80 According to AHA, what is considered elevated Bp? correct answers 120-129 and less than 80 According to AHA, what is considered hypertension stage I? correct answers 130-139 and 80-89 According to AHA, what is considered hypertension stage II? correct answers 140 or higher and greater than 90 How long should a patient rest before BP is taken? correct answers 5 minutes...

PHARMACOLOGY DRUGS for ATI test, ATI PN Pharmacology Proctored Exam Review 3 Receptors - answerNorepinephrine-Adrenergic (adrenergic comes from the word adrenalin) Alpha 1-all sympathetic target organs except the heart-constrict the blood vessels and dilation of pupils Alpha 2-Presynaptic adrenergic nerve terminal-inhibits the release of norepinephrine Beta 1-Heart and Kidneys (BETA 1-ONE HEART)-increased heart rate and force of contraction, release of renin Beta 2-All sympathetic targe...

PHARMACOLOGY DRUGS for ATI test, ATI LPN Pharmacology Proctored Exam Review Exam Questions With Verified Answers Receptors - answerNorepinephrine-Adrenergic (adrenergic comes from the word adrenalin) Alpha 1-all sympathetic target organs except the heart-constrict the blood vessels and dilation of pupils Alpha 2-Presynaptic adrenergic nerve terminal-inhibits the release of norepinephrine Beta 1-Heart and Kidneys (BETA 1-ONE HEART)-increased heart rate and force of contraction, release o...

PHARMACOLOGY DRUGS for ATI test, ATI PN Pharmacology Proctored Exam Review 3 Receptors - answerNorepinephrine-Adrenergic (adrenergic comes from the word adrenalin) Alpha 1-all sympathetic target organs except the heart-constrict the blood vessels and dilation of pupils Alpha 2-Presynaptic adrenergic nerve terminal-inhibits the release of norepinephrine Beta 1-Heart and Kidneys (BETA 1-ONE HEART)-increased heart rate and force of contraction, release of renin Beta 2-All sympathetic targe...

Drugs in the same class can be expected to be similar in what ways? - ️️the mechanism of action and the side effects are the same What is an agonist? - ️️activates receptors What is an antagonist? - ️️blocks action to the receptors What is the "stem" endings for Ace Inhibitos? - ️️"Pril" What is the "stem" endings for ARB's? - ️️"Sartin" "What is the "stem" endings for Beta Blockers? - ️️"Olol" What is the "stem" ending for Calcium Channe...

A drug ending in the suffix 'pril is considered a A. antibiotic B.ACE inhibitor C. anti fungal D. beta antagonist - B. ACE inhibitor Which of the following is NOT considered to be a risk factor for a type 1 diabetic? A. diet B. genetics C. autoimmune D. environmental - A. diet Type 2 diabetes accounts for approximately what percentage of all cases of diabetes in adults? A. 25-30% B/ 35-40% C. 55-60% D. 90-95% - D. 90-...

Mock NBDHE Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+/ _________ is the set of metabolic pathways that breaks down molecules into smaller units to release energy. - -Catabolism __________ is the body's primary source of energy - -Glucose A child drinking fluoridated water and taking fluoride supplements is at greater risk for: - -Hypocalcification A common oral manifestation of Addison's disease - -Melanosis A deficiency of thiamin (B1) in the diet causes: - -Beriber...

PHARMACOLOGY DRUGS for ATI test, ATI LPN Pharmacology Proctored Exam Review Exam Questions With Verified Answers Receptors - answerNorepinephrine-Adrenergic (adrenergic comes from the word adrenalin) Alpha 1-all sympathetic target organs except the heart-constrict the blood vessels and dilation of pupils Alpha 2-Presynaptic adrenergic nerve terminal-inhibits the release of norepinephrine Beta 1-Heart and Kidneys (BETA 1-ONE HEART)-increased heart rate and force of contraction, release o...