Diuretics

Which diuretic's mechanism of action primarily involves inhibiting the Na+ K+ cotransporter in the ascending loop of Henle?

A patient with glaucoma is prescribed a diuretic. Which of the following diuretics would be most appropriate, considering its mechanism of action and indication?

A patient is experiencing hypokalemia as a side effect of diuretic use. Which diuretic is most likely contributing to this electrolyte imbalance?

Which diuretic's mechanism of action is primarily antagonizing aldosterone?

Which diuretic is most likely to cause hyperkalemia?

A patient presents with erectile dysfunction after starting a diuretic. Which diuretic is most likely contributing to this side effect?

Which of the following diuretics is contraindicated in individuals with hepatic coma?

A patient with a history of gout is prescribed a diuretic for hypertension. Which diuretic should be avoided due to its potential to exacerbate gout?

Which diuretic works in the early part of the distal tubule to inhibit NaCl cotransporter?

A patient with diabetes insipidus is prescribed a diuretic. Which of the following diuretics is indicated for the management of diabetes insipidus?

Which diuretic is most likely to cause metabolic acidosis as a side effect?

A patient presents with gynecomastia after being prescribed a diuretic. Which of the following diuretics is most likely contributing to this side effect?

Which of the following diuretics is contraindicated in patients with anuria?

Which diuretic is known to cause photosensitivity as a side effect?

A patient is prescribed a diuretic to prevent hypokalemia. Which of the following diuretics is most appropriate for this indication?

Which diuretic's primary mechanism of action involves inhibiting carbonic anhydrase enzyme?

A patient with hyperlipidemia is prescribed a diuretic for hypertension. Which diuretic should be used cautiously due to its potential to worsen hyperlipidemia?

Which diuretic reduces peripheral resistance by vasodilation?

A pregnant patient requires a diuretic. Which of the following diuretics is generally contraindicated during pregnancy?

Which condition is NOT an indication for Furosemide prescription?

Which is NOT a side effect of Hydrochlorothiazide?

Which agent has the greatest diuretic effect?

Which diuretic is least likely to be administered alone?

Which diuretic is NOT normally used in hypertension?

Which of the following diuretics is most likely to cause GI upset as a side effect?

Which diuretic has the potential side effect of menstrual irregularities?

If a patient needs a diuretic but also has a renal insufficiency, which of these diuretics should be avoided?

Which diuretic should be avoided in patients with a sulfa allergy?

If a patient needs a diuretic urgently to remove water, which is the best option?

A patient prescribed a diuretic is suffering from hypovolemia, which drug could be the cause?

Which diuretic is known for retaining Bicarbonate in the Lumen?

Which agent will increase calcium reabsorption?

Which of these drugs does block the Na+ channel?

Which agent has the weakest effect?

Which of these drugs is known to inhibit Na+ reabsorption?

Which of these drugs decreases the reabsorption of Na+ in the proximal tubule?

A patient with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is prescribed a diuretic. Which agent is least likely to be appropriate for this indication?

What is the primary mechanism of action for Amiloride?

A patient with pre-existing hyperkalemia requires a diuretic. Which of the following conditions would contraindicate the use of spironolactone in this patient?

A patient taking a diuretic is experiencing increased bicarbonate retention. Which of the following diuretics is most likely responsible for this side effect?

A patient with a known hypersensitivity to sulfa drugs requires a diuretic. Which of the following would be the safest option?

A patient presents with hypokalemia and metabolic acidosis. Which of the following diuretics is most likely contributing to these electrolyte imbalances?

Which diuretic is LEAST likely to be useful in treating hypertension in a patient with a history of gout?