An example of a selective beta blocker

Category of antihypertensive agents that carry the BBW of if there is a history of CAD, angina, or MI - Cannot be stopped suddenly

Thrombolytic drug used for the dissolution of blood clots

A bile acid sequestrant that interacts with numerous medications

The medication used to treat sickle cell anemia

Condition where nonselective beta blockers are contraindicated

Class I Na+ Channel Blocker Antiarrhythmic that is reserved for patients with life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias

The lab test used to determine therapeutic range of heparin

The nickname of a HMG CoA Reductase Inhibitor agent given at bedtime that can cause muscle weakness

Black stools, GI discomfort, constipation or diarrhea, must be taken with vitamin C for absorption

A food that causes the urine to become alkaline resulting in toxicity of the calcium channel blocker amlodipine

A Class II Potassium Channel Blocker that may result in fatal pulmonary toxicity

The therapeutic range of INR for warfarin

A major adverse effect of fenofibrate?

Drug commonly abused by runners to increase endurance

The type of blood pressure resulting from another condition such as kidney disease

Term for severe tissue damage due to infiltration of norepinephrine

The direct factor XA Inhibitor that inactivates circulating and clot-bound factor XA inhibiting the production of thrombin

Important teaching for a patient ordered ezetimibe

Condition with abdominal obesity, hypertension, impaired fasting glucose, and dyslipidemia

A direct renin inhibitor that may cause injury or death to an unborn fetus

Should not be used in patients with a hemoglobin of 12g/dL resulting in potential stroke or heart attack.

A patient is given vitamin K as an antidote to this drug

An adverse effect of this medication is flushing

A patient has a critically high aPTT. The nurse prepares to administer the antidote.