Adrenergic Antagonists and Blood Pressure Medications

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Adrenergic Antagonists and Blood Pressure Medications


Froggy Jumps Adrenergic Antagonists and Blood Pressure MedicationsOnline version Test your knowledge on chapters 31 & 43 by Audrey Miller 1 A patient taking an ACE inhibitor should be taught to report which symptom immediately? a Swelling of lips or tongue b Cough c Fatigue 2 Which lab value is most important for the nurse to monitor in a patient taking an ACE inhibitor? a Potassium b Sodium c Glucose 3 A patient is switched from an ACE inhibitor to an ARB. The nurse explains this change is most likely due to which side effect? a Persistent dry cough b Hypotension c Diarrhea 4 Which patient statement indicates correct understanding of ACE inhibitor teaching? a “I should avoid foods high in potassium.” b “I can stop the medication if my BP improves.” c “I should take this medication only when my BP is high.” 5 Before administering an ACE inhibitor, which assessment is most important? a Blood Pressure b Bowel Sounds c Respirations 6 A patient taking verapamil reports constipation. What is the nurse’s best response? a “Increase fluid and fiber intake.” b “Limit physical activity.” c “Take the medication at bedtime.” 7 Which assessment is most important before giving a CCB? a Heart rate and blood pressure b Urine output c Blood Glucose 8 The nurse knows CCBs lower blood pressure primarily by: a Blocking calcium entry into smooth muscle b Stimulating beta receptors c Increasing cardiac output 9 A patient receiving a direct vasodilator is at risk for which compensatory response? a Reflex tachycardia b Hypoglycemia c Bradycardia 10 The nurse should closely monitor which vital sign in a patient receiving IV vasodilators? a Blood pressure b Oxygen saturation c Respiratory rate 11 Vasodilators lower blood pressure primarily by: a Relaxing vascular smooth muscle b Reducing blood volume c Blocking beta receptors 12 Which assessment is essential before administering a beta blocker? a Blood pressure and heart rate b Blood pressure c Glucose 13 A patient taking a nonselective beta blocker should be monitored closely for which condition? a Bronchoconstriction b Hyperkalemia c Kidney Failure 14 Which teaching is most important for a patient prescribed a beta blocker? a “Do not stop this medication abruptly.” b “Limit foods high in calcium.” c “Expect a persistent dry cough.” 15 Alpha-1 adrenergic blockers lower blood pressure by: a Causing vasodilation b Increasing urine output c Increasing heart rate 16 A patient taking an alpha-1 blocker reports dizziness when standing. The nurse recognizes this as: a Orthostatic hypotension b Angioedema c Bradycardia 17 Which instruction should the nurse include when teaching a patient about adrenergic antagonists? a “Rise slowly from sitting or lying positions.” b “Expect frequent urination.” c “Monitor for swelling of the face.” 18 A patient is prescribed labetalol. The nurse understands this medication: a Blocks both alpha and beta receptors b Blocks only beta-1 receptors c Causes significant diuresis 19 A patient receiving an IV norepinephrine infusion develops blanching and coolness at the IV site due to medication extravasation. Which medication should the nurse anticipate administering? a Phentolamine b Labetolol c Atenolol

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Adrenergic Antagonists and Blood Pressure MedicationsOnline version

by Audrey Miller

A patient taking an ACE inhibitor should be taught to report which symptom immediately?

Which lab value is most important for the nurse to monitor in a patient taking an ACE inhibitor?

A patient is switched from an ACE inhibitor to an ARB. The nurse explains this change is most likely due to which side effect?

Which patient statement indicates correct understanding of ACE inhibitor teaching?

Before administering an ACE inhibitor, which assessment is most important?

A patient taking verapamil reports constipation. What is the nurse’s best response?

Which assessment is most important before giving a CCB?

The nurse knows CCBs lower blood pressure primarily by:

A patient receiving a direct vasodilator is at risk for which compensatory response?

The nurse should closely monitor which vital sign in a patient receiving IV vasodilators?

Vasodilators lower blood pressure primarily by:

Which assessment is essential before administering a beta blocker?

A patient taking a nonselective beta blocker should be monitored closely for which condition?

Which teaching is most important for a patient prescribed a beta blocker?

Alpha-1 adrenergic blockers lower blood pressure by:

A patient taking an alpha-1 blocker reports dizziness when standing. The nurse recognizes this as:

Which instruction should the nurse include when teaching a patient about adrenergic antagonists?

A patient is prescribed labetalol. The nurse understands this medication:

A patient receiving an IV norepinephrine infusion develops blanching and coolness at the IV site due to medication extravasation. Which medication should the nurse anticipate administering?