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| Site of action of loop diuretics |
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| site of action of thiazide diuretics |
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| distal convoluted tubules |
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| site of action for K+ sparing & aldosterone antagonist diuretics |
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Which of the following agents acts on the collecting duct?
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| which diuretics can increase the risk of gout |
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| which diuretic can cause hirsutism or gynecomastia |
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| which diuretic is only used in sulfa allergy pts |
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| At what CrCl do thiazides become ineffective, and what diuretic should be used instead |
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| What two electrolytes need to be closely monitored with loops and thiazides |
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Which of the following statements is true regarding thiazide diuretics?
Act on the collecting duct of nephron
First-line agents for hypertension
Have a strong diuretic effect
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| what is the MOA of alpha-1 agonists |
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| Other than BP, what are alpha-1 agonists used to treat |
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Which of the following adverse effects is common when alpha-blockers are initiated?
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