Exam 37: Hypertension
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Exam 37: Hypertension30 Questions
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The nurse points out the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH)diet uses as its source of protein and fat which one of the following?
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The patient who is being evaluated every week for possible hypertension is classified as prehypertensive when the blood pressure readings are over:
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An 89-year-old patient is taking an antihypertensive medication.Home care teaching by the nurse would include instructing the patient to:
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The cause of secondary hypertension can be a variety of conditions that include:
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An 87-year-old patient is taking furosemide (Lasix)for elevated blood pressure.The nurse knows that older patients are at risk for:
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The nurse understands that when a patient who is taking antihypertensive therapy complains of fatigue and has a pulse of 54 bpm,this side effect is most likely caused by:
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The nurse should instruct the patient who has been started on verapamil (Calan)for his elevated blood pressure to monitor his:
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The nurse questions the patient with hypertension about the symptoms of headache because hypertension headaches characteristically occur as:
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The nurse encourages the patient with essential hypertension that a first-line therapeutic approach to lowering blood pressure is:
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A patient is taking hydrochlorothiazide (HydroDIURIL)for hypertension.Dietary teaching would include increasing intake of:
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To use less sodium in the diet,the nurse recommends the use of spices and:
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In a teaching plan for a patient with hypertension,the nurse would include:
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An obese 38-year-old African-American patient with diabetes is being evaluated for the use of propranolol (Inderal)in controlling his hypertension.The nurse points out that a contraindication for that drug's use in this patient would be his:
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The nurse includes in a teaching plan on hypertension that treatment for essential hypertension is focused on:
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The advantages of hydrochlorothiazide (HydroDIURIL)as outlined by the nurse are that this diuretic:
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The nurse explains that treatment of secondary hypertension focuses on a:
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The nurse explains that the force against which the left ventricle must work to force the blood into the circulation is called ______________________________.
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The nurse is aware that patients who have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)and asthma are not candidates for treatment with the antihypertensive drug:
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