Drug V Test

Front 1

What drug class is Morphine Sulfate?

Back 1

Narcotic

Hint 1

1. Antianginal
2. Narcotic
3. Anticoagulant
4. Antidyrhythmic

Front 2

What drug class is NTG?

Back 2

Antianginal

Hint 2

1. Antianginal
2. Narcotic
3. Anticoagulant
4. Antidyrhythmic

Front 3

What drug class is Heparin?

Back 3

Anticoagulant

Hint 3

1. Antianginal
2. Narcotic
3. Anticoagulant
4. Antidyrhythmic

Front 4

What drug class is Propranolol?

Back 4

Antidysrhythmic

Hint 4

1. Antianginal
2. Narcotic
3. Anticoagulant
4. Antidyrhythmic

Front 5

What drug class is Atneolol?

Back 5

Antianginal

Hint 5

1. Antianginal
2. Narcotic
3. Anticoagulant
4. Antidyrhythmic

Front 6

What drug class is Lasix or furosemide?

Back 6

You should know this.....it's a diuretic - what type?

Hint 6

Loop Diuretic
Potassium wasting

Front 7

What type of drug class is Lidocaine?

Back 7

Antidysrhythmic

Hint 7

1. Antianginal
2. Narcotic
3. Anticoagulant
4. Antidyrhythmic

Front 8

What drug class is Digoxin (Digitalis)?

Back 8

Cardiac Glycoside

Hint 8

1. Anticholinergic
2. Cardiac Glycoside
3. Alkalinizing Agent
4. Sympathomimetic

Front 9

What drug class is Atropine

Back 9

Anticholinergic

Hint 9

1. Anticholinergic
2. Cardiac Glycoside
3. Alkalinizing Agent
4. Sympathomimetic

Front 10

What drug class is Epinephrine

Back 10

Sympathomimetic

Hint 10

1. Anticholinergic
2. Cardiac Glycoside
3. Alkalinizing Agent
4. Sympathomimetic

Front 11

What drug class is Sodium Bicarbonate?

Back 11

Alkalinizing Agent

Hint 11

1. Anticholinergic
2. Cardiac Glycoside
3. Alkalinizing Agent
4. Sympathomimetic

Front 12

What drug class is Dopamine?

Back 12

adrenergic

Hint 12

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 13

What drug class is Streptokinase?

Back 13

thrombolytic

Hint 13

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 14

What drug class is Reteplase?

Back 14

thrombolytic

Hint 14

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 15

What drug class is Alteplase (t-PA)

Back 15

thrombolytic

Hint 15

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 16

What drug class is Amiodarone?

Back 16

Antiarrhythmic

Hint 16

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 17

What drug class is Lipitor

Back 17

lipid lowering agent

Hint 17

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 18

What drug class is Zetia

Back 18

lipid lowering agent

Hint 18

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 19

What drug class is Crestor

Back 19

lipid lowering agent

Hint 19

1. Adrenergic
2. Thrombolytic
3. Antiarrhythmic
4. Lipid lowering agent

Front 20

What therapeutic effect does morphine sulfate have?

Back 20

to relieve sever pain.

Hint 20

1. To relieve severe pain
2. To control angina pectoris
3. To prevent clotting
4. restore norm. heart rhythm

Front 21

What therapeutic effect does nitroglycerin have?

Back 21

to control angina pectoris

Hint 21

1. To relieve severe pain
2. To control angina pectoris
3. To prevent clotting
4. restore norm. heart rhythm

Front 22

What therapeutic effect does Heparin have?

Back 22

to prevent blood clotting

Hint 22

1. To relieve severe pain
2. To control angina pectoris
3. To prevent clotting
4. restore norm. heart rhythm

Front 23

What therapeutic effect does
Propranolol have?

Back 23

to restore cardiac rhythm

Hint 23

1. To relieve severe pain
2. To control angina pectoris
3. To prevent clotting
4. restore norm. heart rhythm

Front 24

What therapeutic effect does Atenolol have?

Back 24

to control angina pain

Hint 24

1. To relieve severe pain
2. To control angina pain
3. To prevent clotting
4. restore norm heart rhythm

Front 25

What therapeutic effect does
Lasix (furosemide) have?

Back 25

to treat fluid retention or fluid overload

Hint 25

1. To relieve severe pain
2. To control angina pain
3. To relieve fluid overload
4. Restore norm heart rhythm

Front 26

What therapeutic effect does Digoxin have?

Back 26

to treat CHF, atrial tachycardia, flutter, or fibrillation.

Hint 26

1. To relieve severe pain
2. To control angina pain
3. Treat chf, atrial flutter
4. Treat atrial tachy, a-fib

Front 27

What therapeutic effect does Atropine have?

Back 27

increases heart rate in bradycardia, increases salivary secretions, treats peptic ulcers

Hint 27

1. to relieve sever pain
2. increase heart rate
3. control angina pain
4. prevent clotting

Front 28

What therapeutic effect does epinephrine have?

Back 28

allergic/anaphylactic reaction, bronchospasm, and cardiac arrest

Hint 28

1. Control angina pain
2. increase heart rate
3. to treat cardiac arrest
4. to relieve severe pain

Front 29

What therapeutic effect does sodium bicarbonate?

Back 29

treat metabolic acidosis that may accompany cardiac arrest

Hint 29

1. control angina pain
2. treat metabolic acidosis
3. increase heart rate
4. to relieve severe pain

Front 30

What therapeutic effect does dopamine have?

Back 30

to treat hypotension,increase heart rate,

Hint 30

1. control angina pain
2. increase heart rate
3. relieve sever pain
4. to treat cardiac arrest

Front 31

What therapeutic effect does Streptokinase have?

Back 31

dissolve blood clots

Hint 31

1. increase heart rate
2. decrease angina pain
3. decrease fluid overload
4. dissolve blood clots

Front 32

What therapeutic effect does Retaplase have?

Back 32

dissolve blood clots

Hint 32

1. increase heart rate
2. decrease angina pain
3. decrease fluid overload
4. dissolve blood clots

Front 33

What therapeutic effect does T-pa or Alteplase have?

Back 33

dissolve blood clots

Hint 33

1. increase heart rate
2. decrease angina pain
3. decrease fluid overload
4. dissolve blood clots

Front 34

What therapeutic effect does Amiodarone have?

Back 34

suppressess v-tach, suppresses arrhythmias

Hint 34

1. decrease angina pain
2. suppress v-tach
3. decrease fluid overload
4. dissolve blood clots

Front 35

what therpeutic effect does Lipitor have?

Back 35

reduces ldl and vldl and increases hdl

Hint 35

1. decreases hdl
2. decreases ldl
3. increases hdl
4. increases ldl

Front 36

What therapeutic effect does Zetia have?

Back 36

reduces cholesterol

Hint 36

1. decreases cholesterol
2. decreases angina pain
3. decreases fluid overload
4. dissolves blood clots

Front 37

Beta Blockers do what?

Back 37

Decrease bp and hr.

Hint 37

1. Increase Heart Rate
2. Decrease Heart Rate
3. Increase Blood Pressure

Front 38

What class of drugs
is Beta Blockers?

Back 38

antianginal
antidysrhythmics
antihypertensive

Hint 38

1. antidysrhythmic
2. antianginal
3. antihypertensive
4. anticoagulant

Front 39

What does digoxin treat?

Back 39

dysrhythmias

Hint 39

1. anginal pain
2. dysrhythmias
3. blood pressure
4. blood clotting

Front 40

what type of sickness does digoxin treat?

Back 40

chf, a-tach, a-flutter, or a-fib

Hint 40

guess

Front 41

IV Epinephrine is used for what?

Back 41

Cardiac arrest

Front 42

SubCut. Epinephrine is used for what?

Back 42

Allergic reaction

Front 43

The rationale for administering thrombolytics within the first 6 hours is?

Back 43

the blood clot disintegrates if given with 4 - 6 hours of a myocardial infarction

Front 44

The difference between streptokinase and retaplase
are:

Back 44

streptokinase - 4 to 12 hours
retaplase - duration is 48
streptokinase may need increased dose

Hint 44

1. strep. - 48 hours
2. retaplase - 4 - 12 hours
3. retaplase - increase dose
4. strept - 4 - 12 hours

Front 45

What do you monitor for NTG?

Back 45

dizziness, faint, headache
skin rashes, skin burns

Front 46

What factors influence digitoxicity?

Back 46

hypocalcemia
hypomagnesmia
hypokalemia

Hint 46

three deficiencies

Front 47

What is the heart rate for digoxin?

Back 47

60

Hint 47

1. 65
2. <60
3. 60 or below
4. 60 or above

Front 48

Antidote for Digoxin?

Back 48

digibind

Front 49

antidote fo morphine

Back 49

narcan

Front 50

antidote for heparine

Back 50

protamine sulfate

Front 51

Side effects of morphine sulfate?

Back 51

urinary retention
blurred vision
bradycardia

Front 52

what is life threatening symptoms of morphine sulfate

Back 52

respiratory depression
increased inacranial depression

Front 53

Side effects of morphine NTG

Back 53

Hypotension
Circulatory collapse
headache
dizziness

Front 54

Heparin side effects

Back 54

bleeding
ecchymyosis

Front 55

side effects propranolol

Back 55

bradycardia
hypotension
bronchospasm
wheezing
dysrhythmias