Question: QUESTION 19 What Is The Effect Of Alpha-1 Receptor Antagonist On Blood Vessels? Vasoconstriction And Increase In Blood Pressure Increase In Force Of Contraction Of The Cardiac Muscles Vasodilation And Decrease In Blood Pressure Increase In Stroke Volume QUESTION 20 The Thiazide Diuretic Among The Following Isi Spironolactone Furosemide Losartan Chlorthiazide...

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QUESTION 19 What is the effect of alpha-1 receptor antagonist on blood vessels? Vasoconstriction and increase in blood pressure Increase in force of contraction of the cardiac muscles Vasodilation and decrease in blood pressure Increase in stroke volume QUESTION 20 The thiazide diuretic among the following isi Spironolactone Furosemide Losartan Chlorthiazide QUESTION 21 Acetylcholine released into the synapse is broken down by the enzyme acetylcholinesterase, and thus reduces the effect of acetylcholine True False

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Question: Blood Pressure Assignment 1. Define: A. Cardiac Output I Cardioinhibitory Center B. Stroke Volume 1. Parasympathetic Nervous C. End Systolic Volume System D. End Diastolic Volume K Sympathetic Nervous System E. Resistance Pulse Rate F. Venous Return M. Blood Pressure G. Mean Arterial Pressure N. Systolic Pressure H. Cardio Acceleratory Center O. Diastolic …
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Question: IV Furosemide Drip Has Been Infusing Overnight. Morning Labs Were Drawn, And The Lab Technician Called The Nurse With A Potassium Level Of 2.3. The Physician Was Notified. IV Potassium Replacement And Oral Spironolactone (Aldactone) Were Ordered. IV Furosemide Drip Was Discontinued. Why Did The Physician Prescribe Spironolactone? What Should The Nurse …
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