What is furosemide-what is digoxin

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What is Furosemide?
What is it used for?
What does it work in the kidney?
What does it do in the kidney?
What do you think the potential adverse effects are? What does it waste?
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Describe RAAS...When do you expect RAAS to occur.
What does Angiotensin II do?
What does Aldosterone do?
What does ACE I do?
Where does it work in RAAS?
What are the 4 outcomes of ACE I?
Because of the 4 outcomes of ACE I...what would you expect for adverse effects?
Why might a provider consider putting someone on an ARBs versus an ACE I?
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How do Calcium Channel Blockers work?
What is the difference between Diltiazem and Nifedipine?
Which CCB would choose to abort Atrial fib and why?
Indicate a drug food interaction and what would occur?
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What are adverse effects of untreated HTN? (Consider the organs it will affect)
What are the non-pharmacological measures in treating heart failure? (Consider patient education)
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What is Digoxin?
What does it do?
What is the therapeutic serum range for Digoxin?
What will occur with Digoxin toxicity?
What electrolyte imbalance will exacerbate Digoxin toxicity?
What is an important consideration in treating dysrhythmia with drug therapy? (See the Safety Alert on Page 550).

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