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NCLEX-RN Antiarrhythmics & Antianginals Flashcards

Master 12 antiarrhythmics & antianginals concepts for the NCLEX-RN.

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What is the most serious potential adverse effect of amiodarone, and what diagnostic test is required at baseline?

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Complete the statement regarding amiodarone's chemical structure and endocrine effects:

Amiodarone contains high levels of , which necessitates monitoring for both and dysfunction.

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A client on long-term amiodarone therapy reports their skin turning a blue-gray color. Which nursing action is appropriate?

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Which technique is required when administering IV Adenosine for Supraventricular Tachycardia (SVT)?

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What is the primary indication for administering Atropine?

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IV Lidocaine is used to treat which type of dysrhythmias, and what is the priority system to monitor for toxicity?

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What is the primary therapeutic effect of Epinephrine during cardiac arrest?

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Select the primary effect of Dopamine at the indicated dosage ranges:

Low dose (2-5 mcg/kg/min):. High dose (10-20 mcg/kg/min):.

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Which patient scenario is the best indication for Dobutamine administration?

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When titrating IV Nitroglycerin for chest pain, what is a common side effect that is expected and treated with analgesics rather than stopping the infusion?

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Ranolazine is used for chronic stable angina. Which ECG abnormality must the nurse monitor for?

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Select the correct mechanism and monitoring parameters for IV Diltiazem:

Diltiazem is a commonly used to reduce ventricular rate in . The nurse must monitor for .

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