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NURS 663 Exam 1 Questions And Correct Detailed Answers 2024/2025 What medications can increase lithium plasma levels? - ANSWER NSAIDs, diuretics How is the PHQ9 graded? - ANSWER minimal 0-4 Mild 5-9 Moderate 10-14 Moderate - severe 15-19 Severe 20+ What ...

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NURS 663 Exam 1 Questions And
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What medications can increase lithium plasma levels? - ANSWER
✔ NSAIDs, diuretics

How is the PHQ9 graded? - ANSWER ✔ minimal 0-4
Mild 5-9
Moderate 10-14
Moderate - severe 15-19
Severe 20+


What is the known mechanism for the blood pressure lowering
effect of thiazides? - ANSWER ✔ Unknown.

What is the only available form of thiazides for intravenous
administration? - ANSWER ✔ Diuril.

Do thiazides and loops cause synergistic diuresis when given
together? - ANSWER ✔ Yes, when given correctly.

What is the recommended timing for administering thiazides prior
to loops? - ANSWER ✔ 30 minutes prior.

,Do thiazides work in patients with low renal output? - ANSWER
✔ No, loops are more effective.

Can thiazides be used in combination with loops? - ANSWER ✔
Yes, they can be used together.

Are hearing loss and pancreatitis established adverse effects of
loops? - ANSWER ✔ Yes.

Are hearing loss and pancreatitis established adverse effects of
thiazides? - ANSWER ✔ Not really established, but there are
suggestions.

Do both loops and thiazides have better sensitivity for excreting
calcium? - ANSWER ✔ Yes.

Do loops retain calcium? - ANSWER ✔ No.

Do thiazides retain calcium? - ANSWER ✔ Yes.

What agents are not recommended in pregnancy? - ANSWER ✔
Loop diuretics and thiazide diuretics

When are loop diuretics used in pregnancy? - ANSWER ✔ In
cases of heart failure

What do loop diuretics and thiazide diuretics increase? -
ANSWER ✔ Uric acid levels

What is the risk of increased uric acid levels? - ANSWER ✔
Development of gout

,Where do potassium sparing diuretics work in the nephron? -
ANSWER ✔ At the very end

What is the body normally trying to retain in the nephron? -
ANSWER ✔ Sodium

What is the active transport system responsible for retaining
sodium? - ANSWER ✔ Pump

What does the body have to create when retaining sodium? -
ANSWER ✔ Potassium ion

Why do potassium sparing diuretics disable the pump? -
ANSWER ✔ To retain more potassium

What is the diuretic effect of potassium sparing diuretics? -
ANSWER ✔ Almost none

What percentage of diuretic effect do potassium sparing diuretics
have? - ANSWER ✔ Between 1 to 5%, average of 3%

Why are potassium sparing diuretics commonly used? -
ANSWER ✔ To counteract potassium loss with loop diuretics

What are loop diuretics and potassium sparing diuretics used for
in combination? - ANSWER ✔ Hypertension

What is aldosterone? - ANSWER ✔ A steroid-based molecule

What is aldosterone referred to as? - ANSWER ✔ Mineral
corticoid

What does aldosterone regulate? - ANSWER ✔ Sodium

, What happens to potassium levels when aldosterone levels are
high? - ANSWER ✔ Excluded from the body

What happens when the body needs to retain volume? -
ANSWER ✔ Adrenocorticoid levels increase

Why does the body retain more sodium? - ANSWER ✔ Water
follows sodium

What is aldosterone? - ANSWER ✔ A major cause of resistant
hypertension.

What is a hyperaldosteronism? - ANSWER ✔ Underlying disease
that causes excessive aldosterone.

What is the definition of resistant hypertension? - ANSWER ✔
High blood pressure despite maximal doses of three other
antihypertensive agents.

Which potassium sparing diuretic blocks aldosterone? -
ANSWER ✔ Spironolactone.

What is the importance of spironolactone? - ANSWER ✔
Effective in treating various disease states.

What is the most common potassium sparing diuretic? -
ANSWER ✔ Triamterene.

How does triamterene work? - ANSWER ✔ Directly blocks and
interferes with the pump.

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