What class of medication is typically used to control the heart rate in patients with atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter?

A) Sodium channel blocker
B) Potassium channel blocker
C) Beta-adrenergic blocker
D) Calcium channel blocker


Answer: D) Calcium channel blocker

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A patient has a family history of cataracts. He asks what symptom would be present if he begins to develop them. The nurse might respond that the first symptom of a cataract is usually

a. pain in the eyes. b. blurring of vision. c. loss of peripheral vision. d. dry eyes.

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During the abdominal assessment of an elderly patient, the nurse palpates a mass in the midabdomen. What should the nurse do next?

1. Percuss the mass. 2. Ask the patient to cough. 3. Get the physician. 4. Auscultate the mass.

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Which of the following risks is associate with the administration of ezetimibe in conjunction with fenofibrate to a patient?

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