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Froggy Jumps Heart Failure and Antianginal MedicationsOnline version Chapters 44 & 46 Pharmacology by Audrey Miller 1 The nurse is teaching a patient about ACE inhibitors prescribed for heart failure. Which statement by the patient indicates correct understanding? a “This medication reduces the workload on my heart.” b “This medication prevents chest pain during activity.” c “This medication increases sodium retention.” 2 A patient receiving digoxin has a heart rate of 52 beats/min. What is the nurse’s priority action? a Hold the medication and notify the provider b Administer potassium c Administer the medication 3 Which laboratory value is most important to monitor in a patient taking ACE inhibitors for heart failure? a Potassium b Calcium c Sodium 4 A patient with heart failure is prescribed beta-blockers. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate? a “This medication slows the heart rate and decreases workload.” b “This medication removes excess fluid from your body.” c “This medication helps your heart pump more forcefully.” 5 The nurse knows ARNIs (angiotensin receptor–neprilysin inhibitors) improve heart failure outcomes by a Promoting vasodilation and sodium excretion b Increasing heart rate c Increasing preload 6 Which medication is commonly used for acute angina attacks? a Nitroglycerin b Metoprolol c Aspirin 7 A patient taking sublingual nitroglycerin reports a headache. How should the nurse respond? a “This is a common side effect of the medication.” b “Stop taking the medication immediately.” c "Take this medication with food." 8 Which medication reduces angina by decreasing heart rate and myocardial oxygen demand? a Beta-blockers b Calcium channel blockers c Nitrates 9 Which instruction is most important for a patient taking sublingual nitroglycerin? a Sit or lie down before taking the medication b Take the medication once daily c Store tablets in a plastic pill organizer 10 Which medication class is contraindicated with phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors (e.g., sildenafil)? a Nitrates b Calcium Channel Blockers c Beta Blockers 11 A patient with chronic stable angina is prescribed a long-acting nitrate. What is the primary goal of this therapy? a Prevent anginal episodes b Treat acute chest pain c Reduce cholesterol levels 12 Which action best explains how digoxin improves cardiac output in patients with heart failure? a Increases myocardial contractility (positive inotropy) b Decreases preload by promoting diuresis c Causes vasodilation of coronary arteries 13 Before administering digoxin, which assessment is the highest priority for the nurse? a Apical heart rate for one full minute b Blood Pressure three times c Oxygen Saturation for 60 seconds 14 Which laboratory value places a patient at highest risk for digoxin toxicity? a Potassium 2.9 mEq/L b Calcium 9.2 mg/dL c Magnesium 2.0 mg/dL 15 A patient taking digoxin reports nausea, blurred vision, and seeing yellow-green halos. What is the nurse’s priority action? a Hold the medication and notify the provider b Give the next dose with food c Reassure the patient this is expected

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Heart Failure and Antianginal MedicationsOnline version

by Audrey Miller

The nurse is teaching a patient about ACE inhibitors prescribed for heart failure. Which statement by the patient indicates correct understanding?

A patient receiving digoxin has a heart rate of 52 beats/min. What is the nurse’s priority action?

Which laboratory value is most important to monitor in a patient taking ACE inhibitors for heart failure?

A patient with heart failure is prescribed beta-blockers. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate?

The nurse knows ARNIs (angiotensin receptor–neprilysin inhibitors) improve heart failure outcomes by

Which medication is commonly used for acute angina attacks?

A patient taking sublingual nitroglycerin reports a headache. How should the nurse respond?

Which medication reduces angina by decreasing heart rate and myocardial oxygen demand?

Which instruction is most important for a patient taking sublingual nitroglycerin?

Which medication class is contraindicated with phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors (e.g., sildenafil)?

A patient with chronic stable angina is prescribed a long-acting nitrate. What is the primary goal of this therapy?

Which action best explains how digoxin improves cardiac output in patients with heart failure?

Before administering digoxin, which assessment is the highest priority for the nurse?

Which laboratory value places a patient at highest risk for digoxin toxicity?

A patient taking digoxin reports nausea, blurred vision, and seeing yellow-green halos. What is the nurse’s priority action?