Cardio Drugs
Dysrhythmias
Whats the problem?
Labs Values
Cardiology
100

This medication lowers blood pressure and the pulse rate. What type of medication is it?

BetaBlockers


100

Patient presents with a pulse rate of 186. What is this dysrhythmia? 

Supraventricular tachycardia.


100
A patient on digioxin starts to experience dizziness, lightheadness, nausea and vomiting, and blurred vision. Whats happening? 

Digioxin Toxicity!!



100

What is the normal range for digioxin in the body? What is safe to administer? 

1.5-2.0. 


100

What are the 3 layers of the heart?

Epicardium, Myocardium, and endocardium

200

This type of medication can be given to lower HR, BP, for SVT, AFIB, and Aflutter. What is it? 

A calcium Channel Blocker


200

While monitoring the patients ECG there are no P waves present. What is this dysrhythmia? 

Atrial Fibrillation


200

Patient presents to the ER 3 days post abdominal surgery with calf swelling and pain on the left side. Whats the problem. 

DVT. 

200

What is the normal value for aPPT? 

30-40Seconds


200

Name the shockable rhythms 

Vtach and Vfib

300

How is nitroglycerin administered? 

Sublingual. 


300

This dysrhythmia is viewed as waves that cannot be measured and is commonly from low magnesium. 

Torsades De points 

300

Patient presents with crackles bilaterally, orthopnea, and blood tinged sputum. Whats the problem? 

Left sided heart failure


300
What is the normal percentage for an ejection fraction? 

55-70%

300

What are the four valves of the heart? 


Triscupid valve, Biscupid valve, Pulmonic semilunar valve, aortic semilunar valve. 

400

What is given for Ventricular fibrillation? 

Lidocaine. 

Amiodarione 

400

A patient with peeked P waves and widen QRS with saw tooth shapes shown on ECG is presented as what? 

A Flutter - Atrial Flutter

400

Patient with history of drug abuse presents with oslers nodes, roth spots, fever of 103.4, clubbing fingers, and crackles in the lungs. Whats the problem? 

Endocarditis. 

400

What is the normal level for LDLs? 

Less than 100.

400

What disease can cause black fingers and toes? 

Buergers disease


500

A patient has worsening left sided heart failure, what medications are given? 

Diuretics (furosemide) Morphine, and positive inotropes.

500

A patients telemetry slows a nonlinear line. What is it? 

Asytole. 

500

Patient presents with BECS triad; JVD, extreme hypotension, and muffled heart sounds. Whats the problem? 

Cardiac Tamponade

500

Whats the normal levels for HDL? 

40 or higher


500

3 types of cardiomyopathy? 

Restrictive, Dilated, and hypertrophic. 

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