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Ch.27: Drugs Used To Treat Heart Failure

QUESTION 01

What is the pathogenesis of heart failure???

Cardiac output is >60%

When the body is compensating for inadequate cardio output

Only the right side is being compesated

When the body is not compensating

QUESTION 02

What Are Some s/s For Heart Failure

Exercise tolerance and S2 gallop

Overthinking and Over sleeping

Hemoptysis and Tachypnea

Random food cravings with weight gain

QUESTION 03

If You Are Taking a Phoshodiesterase Inhibitor, What Happens In The Body?

Inhibits Phoshodites

Increases preload and afterload

< the force & velocity of myocardial contrctions

Vasodilates

QUESTION 04

What do vasodilators reduce?

Strain on the left ventricle by reducing systemic vascular resistance

Strain on the right ventricle by reducing systemic vascular resistance

Fluid and sodium restriction

Your exercise tolerance

QUESTION 05

Which stage of heart failure requires specialized interventions?

structual heart disease with current signs and symptoms

Refractory heart failure

At risk for heart failure

Structual heart disease without current signs and symptoms

QUESTION 06

What are Natriuretic Peptides used for?

Treatment of Congestive Heart Failure

Treatment of heart failure

Treatment of Myocardial Infarction

Treatment of Angina

QUESTION 07

Positive Inotropy (increases force of beat) Negative Chronotropy (Slows HR)

Digits Glocose

Digitalis Glycosides

potassium sparing diuretics

thiazide diuretics

QUESTION 08

The Drug Ivabradine (corlanor) s/s

tachycardia, V-fib alcohol-syndrome

bradycardia, A-fib, visual distubances

V-fib, A-fib dyspnea

tachypnea, D-fib, nasal congestion

QUESTION 09

What drug inhibits cardiac response to sympathetic nerve stimulation, reduce HR and BP inhibit renin release?

Central -Alpha 2 agonists

Beta Adrenergic Blocking

Diuretics

Calcium -channel Blockers

QUESTION 10

_______ helps Low Afterload to manage Heart failure

Beta Blockers - inhibitor

Angiotension Receptor Blocker Neprilysin Inhibitor

vasodilators

Beta Antrenergic Blocking

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