6 Written Questions

1. a diuretic that people who are allergic to sulfa and can not take.
2. medication that has a negative inotropic effect.
3. elevates with in 48 hours or longer.
4. what part controls the conduction system.
5. HTN, Edema, CHF.
6. indicates MI 3 to 4 hours after a MI & peaks with in 24 hours.

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. potassium sparring diuretic.
   1. LDH
   2. CPKMB
   3. Aldactone
   4. Atropine
2. captopril, enalapril, fosinopril. ( ends in "pril" )
   1. normal sodium level
   2. who takes loop diuretics?
   3. Aldactone
   4. Examples of Ace-inhibitors.
3. increases with in 48 hours and stay's increased for a few weeks.
   1. Atropine
   2. Cardizem
   3. Triponin
   4. CPKMB
4. antiarrythmia's, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, Dig.
   1. Medication that disolve clots.
   2. treatment/medications for tachycardia
   3. treatment for PVC's
   4. Medications for atrial fibrillation.
5. medication to treat bradycardia
   1. Atropine
   2. Aldactone
   3. Triponin
   4. Cardizem
6. striptokinase. ( ends in " ase " )
   1. Aldactone
   2. Medications for atrial fibrillation.
   3. who takes loop diuretics?
   4. Medication that disolve clots.

5 True/False Questions

1. side effects of thiazide diuretics → dizziness, muscle cramps, pain, N/V/D, hyperglycemia.

   True        False

2. Medications for atrial fibrillation. → striptokinase. ( ends in " ase " )

   True        False

3. normal sodium level → 135-145

   True        False

4. cardiac enzyme's → medication that has a negative inotropic effect.

   True        False

5. treatment for PVC's → magnesium sulfate, lidocane, hydrochloride, cardarone.

   True        False