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QuestionAnswer
benazepril Lotensin
enalapril Vasotec
lisinopril Prinivil
lisinopril Zestril
ramipril Altace
losartan Cozaar
olmesartan Benicar
valsartan Diovan
valsartan and sacubitril Entresto
amlodipine Norvasc
nifedipine ER Procardia
nifedipine ER Adalat
Why is nifedipine only ER Nifedipine (Nifedipine extended-release) is made extended-release to provide slow, steady vasodilation, avoiding rapid drops in blood pressure. Immediate-release can cause reflex tachycardia and hypotension, so ER improves safety and control.
Nicardipine Cardene
Which medication is for Hypertensive crisis? nicardipine
Which medications are the CCB? amlodipine nifedipine nicardipine
Which medications are the NON-dihydropyridine CCB? diltiazem verapamil
diltiazem Cartia, CARDI and TIAzac
verapamil Calan SR
verapamil Verelan
Which CCB are for AF (rate control)?? the NON-dihydropyridine CCBs diltiazem verapamil
hydrochlorothiazide HCTZ
chlorthalidone Thalitone
What is the Thiazide-related diuretic clorthalidone
Which medication is an ARNI? Entresto
amlodipine and benazepril Lotrel
lisinopril and hydrochlorothiazide Hyzaar
olmesartan and hydrochlorothiazide Benicar-HCT
valsartan and hydrochlorothiazide Diovan-HCT
Which medication has a note: DO NOT use within 36 hours of an ACE inhibitor? Entresto
Which medications are CI in pregnancy due to fetal toxicity? ACEi ARBs ARNI
which medication have notes to cause peripheral edema? CCB and NONdiCCBs
which meds can cause bradycardia? NONdiCCBs
spironolactone Aldactone
furosemide Lasix
torsemide Soaanz
What is the MRA? mineralcorticoid receptor antagonist spironolactone
What are the LOOP diuretics? semide ending furosemide torsemide
atenolol Tenormin
metoprolol tartrate Lopressor
metoprolol succinate Toprol-XL
metoprolol succinate Toprol-XL
metoprolol tartrate Lopressor
nebivolol Bystolic
esmolol Brevibloc
What are the nonselective betablockers and the a1blockers? carvedilol labetalol
non-selective beta blocker propranolol
what is the a2 agonist? clonidine
carvedilol Coreg
labetalol Trandate
propranolol Inderal
clonidine Catapres
what is the Beta1 Beta2 and Alpha1 agonist epinephrine
Alpha1 agonist with tiny Beta1 and Beta2 effects norepinephrine
epinephrine Adrenalin
norepinephrine Levophed
Which medication has a US BBW for extravasation? norepinephrine
Which medication is for plain shock? norepinephrine
Which medication is for advanced cardiac life support, anaphylaxis, bradycardia and shock? epinephrine
Which medication is for anaphylaxis? epinephrine
Which medication is for bradycardia? epinephrine
Which medication is for AF, HTN, ascites? spironolactone
Which medication can cause gynecomastica? spironolactone
Which medications have a BBW for fluid and electrolyte loss? furosemide
Which medications have a BBW of "avoid abrupt discontinuation." atenolol metoprolol tartrate
Which medications have a BBW of "avoid abrupt discontinuation." Tenormin Lopressor
Which B1 selective beta blocker can be used for HF? metoprolol succinate / Toprol XL
Which medication has a BBW to avoid epidural use? clonidine
Which medication has other notes stating not to premature discontinue because of rebound HTN? clonidine / Catapres
Which cardio medication can be used for ADHD Catapres PO
which medication is CI is CAD? hydralazine
Why is the direct arterial vasodilator CI in CAD? Direct arterial vasodilators (e.g., hydralazine) are contraindicated in coronary artery disease (CAD) because they cause reflex sympathetic activation → increased heart rate and contractility, which raises myocardial oxygen demand. THIS CAN TRIGGER ANGINA
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