pharm quiz 3

___ is a B vitamin that is also used to lower cholesterol and lipid levels---may cause facial flushing

which class of antihypertensive medications would be least likely to be administered to 77 year old florence, a retired socialite with the following diagnosis:
gouty arthritis hemorrhoids, asthma, and peripheral vascular disease?

patients taking NSAID's and anti-hypertensive meds should be instructed to monitor their:

one concern about all antidysrhythmic drugs is that they

A. require hospitalization for administration
B. can worsen existing dysrhythmias or cause new ones
C. require high doses to achieve effectiveness

hypokalemia causes the patient on digoxin to have

A. edema
B. antagonizes the effect of the digoxin
C. an increased incidence of digitoxicity
D. all of the above

a nurse should question an order for calcium channel blocking agents in a patient with

ace inhibitors and angiotensin-receptor blockers both work to decrease blood pressure by

which medication should the RN question administering to the client with stage c heart failure?

the client with essential hypertension is prescribed the beta blocker, metoprolol (lopressor). which assessment data would the nurse question administering this medication

because of the vasodilatory effects of nitroglycerin on vessels, this drugn primarily changes what?