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Beta blockers - Answer-decrease heart rate and dilate arteries by blocking beta receptors



-lol



contraindicate in asthma/copd//emphysema, masks signs of hypoglycemia, bradycardia, exercise
intolerance, fatigue



Calcium Channel Blockers (CCB) - Answer-slow calcium channels in myocardium.

promotes vasodilation.

highly protein bound. work better in AA.

do not use grapefruit



side effect is edema in ankles, arrhythmias, hypotension, headache, dizziness, constipation, flushing,
weakness, migraine prophylaxis, drug reaction with grapefruit, preferred for isolated systolic
hypertension



ARBs and ACEI - Answer-lower Hgb levels in pts with chronic diseases preferred in CHF/diabetes
patients, asses renal function, avoid in renal stenosis, hypotension, hyperkalemia

,Atorvastatin (Lipitor) - Answer-HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitors (Statins)



perform liver function tests



side effect myalgias, myopathy, rhabdomyolysis.



Contraindicated with grape fruit juice



Thiazides - Answer-Diuretic prototype: block Na+/Cl− transporter in distal convoluted tubule; used in
HTN, CHF, chronic stone formers.



Tox: K+ wasting; increased serum lipids, uric acid, and glucose



largest studied drug, lowers potassium, increases gout, increase digoxin toxicity



Spironolactone (Aldactone) - Answer-potassium-sparing diuretic; aldosterone antagonist



side effect of gynecomastia



Diuretic side effects - Answer-- decrease in Ca++ (except thiazides), Cl, K, Mg, Na

- metabolic alkalosis (loops)

- ototoxicity (loops)

- hyperuricemia

- hyperglycemia

- hyperlipidemia

,- photosensitivity



Butterburr used for: - Answer-headaches



Ginko bilboa can help with - Answer-help with memory, circulatory disorders, contraindicated with
aspirin/warfarin



Saw Palmetto uses - Answer-BPH



St John Wort used for? - Answer-depression & menopause symptoms



Kavakava/valerian root used for? - Answer-anxiety or insomnia affects liver



Ginseng used for? - Answer-reduce stress, weight loss, sexual dysfunction, lower blood sugars



Ginger used for - Answer-anti-inflammatory, nausea GI Upset



Feverfew used for? - Answer-migraines and menstrual cramps



Echinacea used for? - Answer-builds immunity



Aspirin used for? - Answer-effect on platelets irreversible 15- 20 days, monitor for bleeding, tinnitus,
tarry stools, GI irritation



NSAIDs used for? - Answer-affect GI, renal, cardio, blunts diuretics

, Ponstel (Mefenamic acid) uses - Answer-is an NSAID for menstrual pain



Macrobid/nitrofurantoin uses - Answer-long term use associated with lung, hepatitis, renal
insufficiency, and neuropathy



Metformin uses - Answer-Oral, first line therapy in type 2 diabetes mellitus. Doesn't cause
hypoglycemia.



affects liver enzymes, weight loss, avoid in alcohol drinkers, watch for lactic acidosis, diarrhea and
flatulence



Steroids side effects: - Answer--sone



side effects osteopenia, cataracts



Potentially inappropriate drugs for elderly: - Answer-Benadryl, glipizide, glyburide,

benzodiazepines, thioridazine, mesoridazine, Seroquel, Zyprexa, Elavil, trofanil,

NSAIDS, Ambien, Reglan, mineral oil, PPI's



Potentially inappropriate drugs for pregnant females: - Answer-Tetracyclines, sulfa is iffy,
fluoroquinolones, ACE, NSAID, aspirin, any hormonal drugs, Accutane,



Loretta Ford - Answer-Co-developed 1st Nurse Practitioner in 1965.



Metanalysis is - Answer-combines data from multiple studies resulting in higher statistical power and
single conclusion, gold standard for research evidence in EBM

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