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Front 1

antihypertensive a/w:
first dose orthostatic hypotension

Back 1

a-

Front 2

antihypertensive a/w:
hypertrichosis

Back 2

minoxidil

Front 3

antihypertensive a/w:
dry mouth, sedation, severe rebound HTN

Back 3

clonidine

Front 4

antihypertensive a/w:
bradycardia, impotence, asthma exacerbation

Back 4

B-

Front 5

antihypertensive a/w:
reflex tachycardia

Back 5

any vasodilator

Front 6

antihypertensive a/w:
cough

Back 6

ACEI

Front 7

antihypertensive a/w:
avoid in px with sulfa allergy

Back 7

thiazide
loops

Front 8

antihypertensive a/w:
angioedema

Back 8

ACEI

Front 9

antihypertensive a/w:
drug indiced lupus

Back 9

hydralazine

Front 10

antihypertensive a/w:
cyanide poisoning

Back 10

nitroprusside

Front 11

when can a physicial refuse to Rx a px on grounds on futility

Back 11

no rationale for Rx

max intervention failed

Rx doesnt achieve goal of care

Front 12

what is the next step in Dx on cholecystitis is US fails

Back 12

HIDA scan

Front 13

urine pH in type 1 RTA

Back 13

>5.3

Front 14

urine pH in type 2 RTA

Back 14

variable

Front 15

urine pH in type 4 RTA

Back 15

normal

Front 16

serum HCO3 in type 1 RTA

Back 16

variable

Front 17

serum HCO3 in type 2 RTA

Back 17

decreased

Front 18

serum HCO3 in type 4 RTA

Back 18

normal

Front 19

whats a/w:
metabolic acidosis with normal anion gap and low potassium level

Back 19

RTA type 1 and 2
diarrhea
fanconi

Front 20

whats a/w
met acidosis with normal anion gap and high potassium level

Back 20

RTA type 4
addisons
hyperalimentation

Front 21

Rx for type 1 RTA

Back 21

bicarb and thiazides and K

Front 22

Rx for type 2 RTA

Back 22

bicarb and thiazides and K

Front 23

Rx for type 4 RTA

Back 23

fludracortisone