Question 1

How are electrolytes acquired?

Accepted Answer

A) Through supplements and food 
B) Through food and water 
C) Through fluids and supplements 
D) Through hormones and food 
A) Through supplements and food 
B) Through food and water 
C) Through fluids and supplements 
D) Through hormones and food

Question 2

The diuretic medication that draws fluid out of tissues and into the circulatory system is called

Accepted Answer

A) osmotic. 
B) high ceiling. 
C) loop. 
D) thiazide. 
A) osmotic. 
B) high ceiling. 
C) loop. 
D) thiazide.

Question 3

Anesthesia care providers may administer diuretics for short-term therapy for all of the following reasons,except

Accepted Answer

A) reduce intraocular pressure. 
B) reduce liver failure. 
C) reduce intracranial pressure. 
D) protect kidney function. 
A) reduce intraocular pressure. 
B) reduce liver failure. 
C) reduce intracranial pressure. 
D) protect kidney function.

Question 4

The only diuretic administered from the sterile back table is

Accepted Answer

A) furosemide. 
B) hydrochlorothiazide. 
C) mannitol. 
D) acetazolamide. 
A) furosemide. 
B) hydrochlorothiazide. 
C) mannitol. 
D) acetazolamide.

Question 5

Diuretics help to lower blood pressure by

Accepted Answer

A) lowering blood volume. 
B) lowering blood pH. 
C) raising blood volume. 
D) raising blood pH. 
A) lowering blood volume. 
B) lowering blood pH. 
C) raising blood volume. 
D) raising blood pH.

Question 6

Which one of the following conditions is not a result of hypokalemia?

Accepted Answer

A) Cardiac arrest 
B) Cardiac dysrhythmias 
C) Muscle weakness 
D) Increased intracranial pressure 
A) Cardiac arrest 
B) Cardiac dysrhythmias 
C) Muscle weakness 
D) Increased intracranial pressure

Question 7

Which one of the following is classified as a high-ceiling diuretic medication and is used to decrease intracranial pressure?

Accepted Answer

A) Aldactone 
B) Osmitrol 
C) Esidrix 
D) Lasix 
A) Aldactone 
B) Osmitrol 
C) Esidrix 
D) Lasix

How are electrolytes acquired?

The diuretic medication that draws fluid out of tissues and into the circulatory system is called

Anesthesia care providers may administer diuretics for short-term therapy for all of the following reasons,except

The only diuretic administered from the sterile back table is

Diuretics help to lower blood pressure by

Which one of the following conditions is not a result of hypokalemia?

Which one of the following is classified as a high-ceiling diuretic medication and is used to decrease intracranial pressure?

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Exam 7: Diuretics

How are electrolytes acquired?

The diuretic medication that draws fluid out of tissues and into the circulatory system is called

Anesthesia care providers may administer diuretics for short-term therapy for all of the following reasons,except

The only diuretic administered from the sterile back table is

Diuretics help to lower blood pressure by

Which one of the following conditions is not a result of hypokalemia?

Which one of the following is classified as a high-ceiling diuretic medication and is used to decrease intracranial pressure?

Basic Pharmacology

Medication Development,regulation,and Resources

Pharmacology Mathematics

Medication Administration

Antibiotics

Diagnostic Agents

Hormones

Medications That Affect Coagulation

Ophthalmic Agents

Fluids and Irrigation Solutions

Antineoplastic Chemotherapy Agents

Preoperative Medications

Patient Monitoring and Local and Regional Anesthesia

General Anesthesia

Emergency Situations

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