cardiovascular system
the nurse is preparing to administer a prescribed beta blocker to a client. which of the following would be contraindication to administer the medication?
answers:heart block, myocardial infarction, heart failure, angina pectoris
Homework Answers
Answer:heart failure.
Reason:
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13. A client who has heart failure is een ent who has heart failure is teen di the pharmacodynamics of this medication? e Wich of the best A Decreases blood pressure and decreases where B. Increases blood pressure and increase preload C. Increases the strength of contractility and slows the heart D. Decreases the force of contractility and increases the heart rate 14. A client is receiving captopril poten) and nitroglycerine ottoch en . The der says to the nurse....
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3. The nurse has administered 20 mg of furosemide (Lasix) IV to a patient with CHF....
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38. Aside from their cardiovascular benefits, beta blockers are also used in the treatment of which...
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13. A client who has heart failure is een ent who has heart failure is teen di the pharmacodynamics of this medication? e Wich of the best A Decreases blood pressure and decreases where B. Increases blood pressure and increase preload C. Increases the strength of contractility and slows the heart D. Decreases the force of contractility and increases the heart rate 14. A client is receiving captopril poten) and nitroglycerine ottoch en . The der says to the nurse....
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1. A diuretic that is also used for treatment in head injuries and certain types of glaucoma: A. Triamterene (yrenium) C. Amileride hydrochloride (Midanerl D. Mannitol (9smitel 2. The client complains of frequent urination at night since starting diuretic therapy. The nurse advises the client to: A Decrease fluid intake B. Not worry: this is an expected effect C. Increase sodium intake D. Take the medication earlier in the day 3. The nurse has administered 20 mg of furosemide (Lasix)...
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