11 Questions
What is the main mechanism of action for beta blockers?
Lowering blood pressure, heart rate, and myocardial contractility
Which medication is a beta blocker used for treating intraocular pressure and is given optically?
Timolol
What is the primary purpose of alpha blockers?
Treating hypertension and causing vasodilation
What is the primary purpose of propranolol?
Reducing anxiety and headache
What is the most common medication for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)?
Flomax
What should be done before administering nonselective adrenergic blockers?
Take vital signs to establish baseline vitals
Which type of medication reduces heart rate through beta1 receptor blockade?
Propranolol
What are purposes of alpha blockers?
All answers are correct
Which medication is known for vasodilation?
Sildenafil
Beta Blockers end in _______
LOL
Alpha blockers end in
SIN and MINE
Test your knowledge on beta blockers and alpha blockers with this quiz. Learn about their mechanism of action, medication names, uses, and nursing implications.
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