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WorksheetsDrug For Anti-Hypertension
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Give the example of drugs for diuretics
1)Spironolactone
2)Eplerenone
1)Atenolol
2)Carvedilol
1)Captopril
2)Enalapril
1)Albuterol
2)Salmeterol
What is the correct mechanism for Spironolactone?
Block the renine and B1 adrenoreceptor
1)Increase urine
2)Decrease Na and water retention,CO,peripheral resistance,BP
Anti-inflammatory
Block the cough reflex
•Atenolol,Metoprolol:
•Block the renine & B1 adrenoreceptor and reduced BP
Based on the Drug-Mechanism above,give the classification for these drugs
ACE Inhibitor
B-Blocker
a-Blocker
Antibiotic
"Drug block the angiotensin II receptor"
•What is the drugs name for Angiotensin II Receptor Blocker?
Captopril,Enalapril
Penicilin,Carbapenems
Candesartan,Losartan
Cetrizine,Loratadin
What is the drug name and mechanism for Renin Inhibitor?
Ambroxol-Stop the mucous
Alaiskiren-Stop the renin
Spironolactone-Increase urine
Montelukast-Anti-inflammatory
•Calcium-Channel Blocker
•Diltiazem,Verampamil
What is the mechanism for Diltiazem and Verampamil?
Stop the calcium channel
Increases nitrates,nitric oxides
Drug block the angiotensin II receptor
Oppose the activity of histamines
_____ Inhibit the ACE and stop the formation of angiotensin I to angiotensin II
Candesartan,Losartan
Carbocystein,Guaifenesin
Cetrizine,Loratadin
Captopril,Enalapril
Choose the correct answer for a-blocker
Drugs:Prazosin,Doxazosin
Mechanism:Block a (alpha) receptor and produce vasodilation and reduce blood pressure
Drugs:Spironolactone,Eplerenone
Mechanism:Increase urine
Drugs:Alaiskiren
Mechanism:Stop the renin
Chlonidine act as?
Relaxing vascular smooth muscle
Stimulating a2 receptors in the brain,lowering BP,decreases peripheral vascular resistance
Stop the calcium channel
What is the mechanism for Hydralazine?
Reduced BP
Direct-acting smooth muscle relaxant
Inhibit the ACE
What is the function of Minoxidil?
Relaxing vascular smooth muscle
Anti-inflammatory
Block the cough reflex
