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11 Cards in this Set
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Normal Physiologic response to increased BP Abnormal response causing sustained elevated BP |
If BP increases Body should: reduce Na retention orincrease Na excretion Continued sustained elevation of BP is physiologically wrong and due to high Na retention Mechanisms of Sustained BP • Increased systemic vascular resistance • Inappropriately high urine sodium reabsorption |
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Describe The RAAS System |
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Looped Diuretics: Drug name, MOA, and SE Thiazide Diuretics: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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K Sparing Diuretics: Drug name, MOA, and SE (2 types) |
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Calcium Channel Blockers: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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ACE Inhibitors: Drug name, MOA, and SE ARB: Drug name, MOA, and SE Renin Antagonist: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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Beta Blockers: Drug name, MOA, and SE Alpha 1 Blockers: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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Alpha 1 and Alpha 2 Blockers: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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Combined Alpha and Beta Blockers: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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Central Alpha 2 Blockers: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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Vasodilators: Drug name, MOA, and SE |
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