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NR 565
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NR 565
NR 565 MIDTERM EXAM
WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS
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NR 565 MIDTERM EXAM 2024-2025
WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS
|FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS
AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|NEWEST|GUARANTEED PASS
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What is the order that HTN medications are typically prescribed? non black
Thiazide then ACEI then ARB
What is the order that HTN medications are typically prescribed? black
Thiazide then CCB
What is the preferred HTN drug for patients with diabetes ?
ACEI, ARBS CCB and diuretics in low doses.
What kind of htn drug for diabetic neuropathy?
ACEI and ARBs can slow the progression of renal damage and reduce albuminuria.
HTN and DM warnings
B blockers can supress glycogenolysis and mask early signs of hypoglycemia and use with caution.
Thiazides and loop diuretics promote hyperglycemia and use with care.
Why not use CCB rather than ACEI?
CCB increases risk for MI
HF patient HTN meds all except?
CCB
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,Post MI htn meds all except?
ARB and CCB
high coronary disease risk htn meds all except?
ARB, Aldosterone antagonist
diabetes all HTN meds except
Aldosterone antagonist
CKD htn meds all except
Diuetric and B blocker CCB AND ALDOSTERONE ANTAGONIST
Prevention of recurrent stroke
B blocker ARB CCB and aldosterone antagonist.
HF what drugs to avoid and why
Verapamil and diltiazem they dec myocardial contractility and reduce cardiac output
AV heart block drugs to avoid and why
B blockers labtealol verapamil and diltiazem suppress AV conduction and intensify AV block
Coronary artery disease drugs to avoid and why
hydralazine because it can precipitate an anginal attack through reflex tachycardia
Post MI drugs to avoid and why
hydralazine because it can increase cardiac work and oxygen demand
Dyslipidemia drugs to avoid and why
B blockers and diuretics because they can exacerbate dyslipidemia
Renal insufficiency drugs to avoid and why
K supplements and K sparing diuretics because it can lead to accumulation of potassium
Asthma drugs to avoid and why
B blockers can promote bronchoconstriction
Depression
Reserpine can cause depression
DM drugs to avoid and why
thiazides furosemide and B blockers, T & F promote hyperglycemia and B blockers can mask signs of
hypoglycemia
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, Gout drugs to avoid and why
Thiazides and furosemide can promote hyperuricemia
Hyperkalemia drugs to avoid and why
K sparing, ACE, Direct renin inhibitors and aldosterone antagonists because they cause potassium
accumulation
hypokalemia drugs to avoid and why
Thiazides furosemide can cause potassium loss
Liver disease htn drugs to avoid and why
methyldopa is hepatoxic
preeclampsia drugs to avoid and why
ace arbs and direct renin inhibitors cause they can harm the fetus
During pregnancy what category is ACE in and CCB requirements
ACE is C during first trimester and D during second and third.. CCB requires considerations during
pregnancy and breastfeeding. drug of choice is methyldopa and labetalol
MOA of thiazide diuretics
increase renal excretion of sodium chloride potassium and water
MOA of ACE inhibitors
1. blocks formation of angiotensin II
2. blocks degradation of bradykinin
MOA of ARBs
Block angiotensin II receptors. increases renal excretion of sodium and water
CCB: Dihydropyridines MOA
Cause vascular smooth muscle relaxation resulting in decreased SVR and arterial BP act on the arterioles
Thiadize diuretics avoided in those who have which allergy?
sulfa drugs
what Statin to avoid in people with asian heritage?
rosuvastatin and carbamazepine
Prescribing considerations with carbamazepine and warfarin?
it can enhance the activity of CYP450 and speeds up the metabolism of warfarin and achieve a
subtherapeutic INR less than 2
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