Autonomic/CV Drugs — Flashcards

Which anti-emetic(s) should be used to treat a patient with nausea/vomiting due to motion sickness? _____

Dexamethasone, hydrocortisone, and prednisone are all examples of _____

Typical antipsychotics may cause a decreased _____ threshold

What is the effect of cardiac glycosides on contractility? _____

Autonomics ( blockers) blockers can cause or exacerbate _____ due to excessive AV nodal inhibition

What drug class does naproxen belong to? _____

Phenytoin may cause neurologic side effects, such as peripheral neuropathy and _____

Which type(s) of diabetes may be treated with pramlintide (amylin analogs)? _____

Which anti-epileptic is most associated with drug-induced lupus? _____

Digitalis toxicity may induce _____, such as premature ventricular contractions