SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES, LESSON 7
COLUMN A
COLUMN B
a. Cardura
1.
__ g__ Lisinopril (para 7-10d).
b. Catapres
___i__ Spironolactone and
hydrochlorothiazide
c. Adalat CC
combination. (para 7-11a)
d. Inderal
___a__ Doxazosin (para 7-10b).
e. Calan
___f__ Diltiazem (para 7-10c).
f. Cardizem
___h__ Metoprolol (para 7-9b).
g. Zestrilv
___d__ Propranolol (para 7-9a).
h. Lopressor
___b__ Clonidine (para 7-8b).
i. Aldactazide
___e__ Verapamil (para 7-10c).
___c__ Nifedipine (para 7-10c).
2.
a
A disorder of unknown origin characterized mainly by an elevated systolic or
diastolic pressure associated with generalized arteriolar vasoconstriction.
3.
a.
A type of essential hypertension characterized by documented pressure
measurements greater than159 mm Hg (systolic) and/or greater than 99 mm
Hg (diastolic). (para 7-4a)
4.
d
Marked elevated blood pressure with definite damage to the heart
and/or kidneys. (para 7-4c)
5.
b
Treatment of a hypertensive crisis. (para 7-12b)
6.
d.
Mask symptoms of hypoglycemia. (para 7-9a)
7.
c
To arise slowly from a lying or sitting position because of the
possibility of orthostatic hypotension. (para 7-10b)
8.
b
Overdosage of nitroprusside results in cyanide poisoning.
MD0806
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