Pharmacology II – Exam 3 – Comprehensive Multiple
Choice and SATA Review with Answer Key –
Cardiovascular, Antidysrhythmic, Lipid, and
Anticoagulant Drugs
Description:
This document contains an in-depth practice exam for Pharmacology II, specifically focused on
Exam 3 content. It includes 65+ multiple choice and SATA questions, with coverage of low-
molecular-weight heparins (LMWH), heart failure medications, antidysrhythmics by class, lipid-
lowering agents, and a wide range of anticoagulant and antiplatelet drugs. The document
provides correct answers and key insights for each topic, making it a thorough study tool for
mastering pharmacologic interventions in cardiovascular and hematologic care.
Keywords:
heart failure treatment
ACE inhibitors
beta blockers
PDE inhibitors
antidysrhythmic drug classes
Amiodarone
Lidocaine
Diltiazem
anticoagulants
Warfarin
Heparin
Direct thrombin inhibitors
Factor Xa inhibitors
antiplatelet therapy
statins
PCSK9 inhibitors
Ticagrelor
Tirofiban
Alteplase
TXA
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1.
What is true of LMWH? SATA
,a)
Less likely to cause HIT
b)
Onset of 20 min
c)
Given SC
d)
Onset of hours
e)
More likely to cause HIT
2.
Which drug classes are first line for HF? SATA
a)
Beta blockers
b)
Cardiac Glycoside
c)
PDE inhibitor
,d)
ARB
e)
ACE
3.
Which drug class is first line for HF & HTN that and is also used for CVA prevention & kidney
disease?
a)
Cardiac Glycoside
b)
PDE inhibitor
c)
Beta blockers
d)
ARB
e)
ACE
, 4.
What medication is most effective for HF?
Ans.
5.
Which drug class can cause nephrotoxicity & hyperkalemia?
a)
Cardiac Glycoside
b)
ARB
c)
PDE inhibitor
d)
ACE
e)
Beta blockers
6.
Which drug class can cause activity intolerance?
a)
Choice and SATA Review with Answer Key –
Cardiovascular, Antidysrhythmic, Lipid, and
Anticoagulant Drugs
Description:
This document contains an in-depth practice exam for Pharmacology II, specifically focused on
Exam 3 content. It includes 65+ multiple choice and SATA questions, with coverage of low-
molecular-weight heparins (LMWH), heart failure medications, antidysrhythmics by class, lipid-
lowering agents, and a wide range of anticoagulant and antiplatelet drugs. The document
provides correct answers and key insights for each topic, making it a thorough study tool for
mastering pharmacologic interventions in cardiovascular and hematologic care.
Keywords:
heart failure treatment
ACE inhibitors
beta blockers
PDE inhibitors
antidysrhythmic drug classes
Amiodarone
Lidocaine
Diltiazem
anticoagulants
Warfarin
Heparin
Direct thrombin inhibitors
Factor Xa inhibitors
antiplatelet therapy
statins
PCSK9 inhibitors
Ticagrelor
Tirofiban
Alteplase
TXA
Ready to level up your document? View your uploads here: https://stuvia.com/uploads
1.
What is true of LMWH? SATA
,a)
Less likely to cause HIT
b)
Onset of 20 min
c)
Given SC
d)
Onset of hours
e)
More likely to cause HIT
2.
Which drug classes are first line for HF? SATA
a)
Beta blockers
b)
Cardiac Glycoside
c)
PDE inhibitor
,d)
ARB
e)
ACE
3.
Which drug class is first line for HF & HTN that and is also used for CVA prevention & kidney
disease?
a)
Cardiac Glycoside
b)
PDE inhibitor
c)
Beta blockers
d)
ARB
e)
ACE
, 4.
What medication is most effective for HF?
Ans.
5.
Which drug class can cause nephrotoxicity & hyperkalemia?
a)
Cardiac Glycoside
b)
ARB
c)
PDE inhibitor
d)
ACE
e)
Beta blockers
6.
Which drug class can cause activity intolerance?
a)
