a) are recommended for therapy of hypertension associated with chronic heart failure or damaged kidney function b) have mild diuretic and strong vasodilator effects c) antagonize aldosterone effect d) cause hypercalcemia, hypomagnesaemia and hyponatremia
a) dobutamine b) digoxin c) amrinone d) dopamine
a) oral anticoagulants b) most reliable drug: warfarin c) rodenticide d) potent antiplatelet action
a) renovascular dilatation b) increased renal perfusion c) decreased post glomerular arteriolar tone d) a direct effect on renal sodium transport
a) headaches caused by meningeal vascular dilatation b) dizziness c) hypotensive reactions d) all options mentioned above
a) NDP are used in treatment of angina pectoris with atrial bradyarrhythmia b) An excessive NDP inhibition of myocardium can significantly decrease atrio-ventricular conduction c) NDP are more selective to vascular smooth muscle cells d) NDP are drugs of choice for chronic heart failure therapy
a) The patient is overdosed requires antidote administration b) The patient is underdosed requires increased subsequent single dose c) Heparin therapy is correct d) aPTT is not suitable test to control heparin therapy, it is necessary evaluate INR
a) ACE inhibitor b) Beta adrenoreceptor antagonist c) Calcium ion channels blocker d) Nonselective alpha adrenoreceptor antagonist
a) clopidogrel b) olmesartan c) labetalol d) propranolol
a) is a specific lipase inhibitor in gastrointestinal tract b) is an ion exchanger - bile acid sequestrant c) irritates airways and induces cough d) activates a receptor complex PPAR-α
a) Beta-blocker, low dose b) Thiazide, high dose c) Calcium channels blocker, low dose d) Centrally acting alpha-mimetic, high dose
a) esmolol b) lidocaine c) amiodarone d) mexiletine
a) spironolactone b) metoprolol c) molsidomine d) moexpril