MCQs
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Increase blood pressure
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Slow ventricular response rate
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Cause peripheral edema
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Increase sodium and water retention
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Promote vasoconstriction
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Improve cardiac output by reducing afterload
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Neutralizing stomach acid directly
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Coating the stomach lining
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Reducing stomach acid production
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Increasing gastric motility
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Liver function tests
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D.
Complete blood count (CBC)
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Administer a strong mouthwash after meals.
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B.
Offer hot and spicy foods to stimulate appetite.
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C.
Provide soft, bland foods and encourage frequent oral hygiene with saline rinses.
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D.
Discourage fluid intake to minimize discomfort.
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Bone marrow suppression
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Increase carbohydrate intake at bedtime.
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Skip meals if blood glucose is high.
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Consume alcohol in moderation.
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Recognize signs of hypoglycemia and carry a fast-acting sugar source.
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PT (Prothrombin Time)
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INR (International Normalized Ratio)
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aPTT (activated Partial Thromboplastin Time)
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Dilating coronary arteries
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B.
Increasing heart rate and contractility
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C.
Decreasing myocardial oxygen demand by slowing heart rate
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Preventing platelet aggregation
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Take with food to avoid stomach upset.
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B.
Monitor for persistent dry cough.
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C.
Rise slowly from a sitting or lying position.
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D.
Expect a sudden drop in blood pressure.
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"Side effects are always harmful, while adverse effects are not."
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"Adverse effects are unintended, undesirable, and potentially harmful drug effects, while side effects are often expected and manageable."
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"Both terms refer to the same thing and can be used interchangeably."
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"Side effects require immediate discontinuation of the drug, unlike adverse effects."
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