HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 1 of 52
The objective information that has helped mental health professionals understand that schizophrenia has a biological component has been obtained primarily from which of the following?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 2 of 52
The client is taking a medication that digests the fibrin network in a blood clot. What medication is the client likely taking?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 3 of 52
The following statements concerning mechanism of calcium channel blockers’ action are true, EXCEPT:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 4 of 52
The main reason for giving levodopa the precursor of dopamine instead of dopamine is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 5 of 52
Digoxin differs from digitoxin in that digoxin
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 6 of 52
Tick the drug, inhibiting viral DNA synthesis:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 7 of 52
The following are relative or absolute contraindications to warfarin therapy:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 8 of 52
A nursing instructor is teaching about the medications used to treat panic disorder. Which student statement indicates that learning has occurred?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 9 of 52
Which of the following effects is related to direct beta1-adrenoreceptor stimulation?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 10 of 52
Indication for pamidronate administration is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 11 of 52
Allergic reaction is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 12 of 52
This drug increases lipoprotein lipase (LPL) activity in adipose tissue:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 13 of 52
The drug against myoclonic seizures is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 14 of 52
The most cardiac manifestation of glycosides intoxication is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 15 of 52
Tranquilizers intoxication (5-10 tablets) features include:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 16 of 52
Idiosyncratic reaction of a drug is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 17 of 52
Which of the following drugs is a nonselective alfa receptor antagonist?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 18 of 52
The chief use of levoarterenol is to treat
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 19 of 52
A patient who has been taking isoniazid (INH) has a new prescription for pyridoxine. She is wondering why she needs this medication. The nurse explains that pyridoxine is often given concurrently with the isoniazid to prevent which condition?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 20 of 52
Indications of thyroid hormones are following EXCEPT:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 21 of 52
The drug acts at the proximal tubule:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 22 of 52
A depressed patient is being seen in the clinic and started a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) last week. She tells the nurse that she has some pills that she previously took for depression and that they are called MAOIs. She tells the nurse she thinks she should start taking them right now instead of her current medication, which isn’t seeming to help her. The most important information the nurse should convey is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 23 of 52
Atropine causes:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 24 of 52
Which of the following pairs of drugs would be appropriate for a patient recently diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 25 of 52
A 65-year-old man with erectile dysfunction is using phentolamine injection to assist with obtaining an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse. Upon administration, which of the following cardiac effects is possible from this medication?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 26 of 52
Metabolic transformation (phase 1) is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 27 of 52
Tick the antitussive agent with a peripheral effect:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 28 of 52
When counseling a male patient about the possible adverse effects of antihypertensive drugs, the nurse will discuss which potential problem?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 29 of 52
Mifepristone (RU-486) is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 30 of 52
Tick the positive inotropic drug of glycoside structure:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 31 of 52
Muscarinic receptors are located in:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 32 of 52
All of the following drugs demonstrate a prolonged effect, EXCEPT:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 33 of 52
A nurse cares for patients taking various medications, including buspirone (BuSpar), haloperidol (Haldol), carbamazepine (Tegretol), trazodone (Desyrel), and phenelzine (Nardil). The nurse will order a special diet for the patient who takes:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 34 of 52
Indicate the opioid analgesic which is used for relieving the acute severe pain of renal colic:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 35 of 52
A drug lacking vasodilator properties that is useful in angina is
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 36 of 52
The client is receiving a beta agonist. What adverse effect should the nurse look out for?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 37 of 52
The pacemaker of the heart is the:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 38 of 52
The principal mechanism of MAO inhibitor action is:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 39 of 52
Which of the following chemical agents are used in the treatment of insomnia?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 40 of 52
A 43-year-old man with depression who has been in and out of the psychiatric unit because of noncompliance with medications decides to take intranasal cocaine on a regular basis. He notes that he feels better and thinks that this helps his depression. Through which of the following mediators does this effect likely occur?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 41 of 52
During a fishing trip, a patient pierced his finger with a large fishhook. He is now in the emergency department to have it removed. The nurse anticipates that which type of anesthesia will be used for this procedure?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 42 of 52
Vitamin-like compounds are:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 43 of 52
Which of the following drugs most likely produced the greatest increase in diuresis in the subject?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 44 of 52
Tick the stimulant of bile production of vegetable origin:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 45 of 52
Which of the following antienzymes is a monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitor:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 46 of 52
A patient is receiving heparin therapy as part of the treatment for a pulmonary embolism. The nurse monitors the results of which laboratory test to check the drug’s effectiveness?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 47 of 52
A 54-year-old man with hypertension presents to his primary care physician for follow-up. His blood pressure is consistently greater than 140/90 mm Hg. The physician urges that the patient begin pharmacotherapy. The patient refuses this suggestion and wants to try lifestyle modifications. Which of the following changes will have the lowest likelihood of blood pressure reduction?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 48 of 52
Neuroleptics are used to treat:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 49 of 52
Which of the following client symptoms would most likely decrease because of the therapeutic effect of this medication?(Select the one tha does not apply.)
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 50 of 52
A patient who received heparin begins to bleed. The nurse anticipates that the health care provider will order which antidote?
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 51 of 52
Bemegride:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
HESI LPN · HESI Cardiovascular Drug Interactions PDF
Question 52 of 52
Combined chemotherapy of tuberculosis is used to:
Select an option. Use Strike to cross one out.
Rationale
Did you know the question?
End of free preview
You have finished the first five questions. Sign in to continue this set and save your progress.
