Question 1
What condition characterized by uncontrolled, rapid high blood pressure can be treated with direct vasodilators?
Question 2
Which condition is a primary indication for the use of direct vasodilators?
Question 3
Which factor must be closely monitored by nurses when administering direct vasodilators?
Question 4
What common adverse effect of direct vasodilators must be monitored to prevent complications?
Question 5
Why are direct vasodilators contraindicated in patients with cerebral edema?
Question 6
In what condition would the use of direct vasodilators be contraindicated due to increased risk?
Question 7
Which physiological effects result from the direct arterial smooth muscle relaxation by vasodilators?
Question 8
Which administration route is typically used for direct vasodilators in acute situations?
Question 9
What is a significant adverse effect of direct vasodilators?
Question 10
Why should caution be used when administering direct vasodilators to patients with renal disease?
Question 11
Which direct vasodilator is specifically mentioned as an example in the notes?
Question 12
Which patient education point is crucial for those taking direct vasodilators?
Question 13
What primary mechanism do direct vasodilators utilize to lower blood pressure?
Question 14
Which therapeutic effect of direct vasodilators can prevent cardiac complications?
Question 15
What potential interaction should patients taking direct vasodilators be educated about?