Hint | Answer |
T or F: Adenosine should be used with caution in patients with bronchoconstrictive or bronchospastic disease. | |
Propafenone's IV dose is: ___-___ mg/kg IV over 10-20 minutes. (enter as # - #) | |
Which drug not classified in the V-W system is good for rate control? | |
What is the most common symptom of atrial fibrillation? | |
Phase where sodium influx is major movement. | |
T or F: When taking Amiodarone, an ocular exam should be performed for a baseline and then if symptoms occur. | |
Sotalol is contraindicated in asthma and renal impairment (CrCl < ___ mL/min) | |
Propafenone is contraindicated in patients with heart disease and should be used with caution in patients with _______ | |
Term for A. Fib that lasts > 7 days; no termination. | |
T or F: Amiodarone's rhythm control use pertains to pharmacologic cardio conversion. | |
T or F: Sympatholytics used to be recommended in all patients undergoing cardiac surgery to prevent AF. | |
CCBs major contraindication is ____ heart failure. | |
Dronedarone is contraindicated in patients with a QTc > ____ msec | |
Type I V-W drugs block ____ channels. | |
T or F: Flecainide's adverse effects include: aggravation of HF, blurred vision, hypotension, and VT. | |
Verapamil's PO dosing of regular release formulation is: ___-___mg TID (enter as # - #) | |
Amiodarone's oral dosing is _____mg/day for 1 week, then 400mg/day for 1 month, then 200mg/day for maintenance. | |
Flecainide V-W Classification: Type____ | |
Brand Name Verapamil | |
Dabigatran's side effects include GI issues and increased risk of ______. | |
Amiodarone should only be used for _____ control in patients unresponsive to other treatments. | |
T or F: Patients with HF do worse on Dronedarone than Amiodarone. | |
Propafenone's PO dose is: ___-___mg/day. (enter as # - #) | |
Which of the following is NOT an adverse effect of Propafenone: (a) bronchospasm (b) hypotension (c) VT (d) dizziness (e) fatigue | |
T or F: Digoxin is NOT used in pregnancy. | |
T or F: Dofetilide is contradindicated if QTc > 440msec | |
Digoxin's adverse effects include all of the following except: (a) edema (b) diarrhea (c) N/V (d) visual disturbances | |
Diltiazem V-W Classification: Type____ | |
Phase where calcium influx is major movement. | |
T or F: Amiodarone is contraindicated in pts with a QTc >440msec. | |
Metoprolol V-W Classification: Type____ | |
Flecainide is contraindicated in chronic sustained AF and ____ _____. | |
Sympatholytics work by _____ conduction velocity and automaticity. | |
Amiodarone's conversion from IV to PO: if on IV > 1 week, start on _______ dose. | |
Dronedarone V-W Classification: Type____ | |
Sotalol's side effects include all of the following except: (a) hypotension (b) fatigue (c) bronchospasm (d) torsades de pointes | |
Flecainide's 'pill in pocket' dosing is: ___-___mg PO x 1 dose for cardioconversion. (enter answer as # - #) | |
Brand Name Dronedarone | |
Adenosine V-W Classification: Type____ | |
T or F: Dofetilide prolongs refractoriness in atrial and ventricular tissue. | |
T or F: Sotalol is considered a 'mixed agent' and possesses some beta-blocking properties. | |
Type 1c drugs' MOA includes decreasing conduction velocity and _______. | |
Diltiazem's PO dosing is: ___ - ___mg daily for sustained release. (enter as # - #) | |
An important side effect of Amiodarone is __________ pneumonitis | |
Dofetilide's dosing for cardioconversion is ___mcg PO BID, which may be reduced to ___mcg PO BID if QTc prolongs. (enter as # , #) | |
Dabigatran's dosing is: ___mg PO BID. | |
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