Gold standard cardiac glycoside.

Along with morphine, oxygen and aspirin it is one of the four main drugs given for ischemia.

Probably drug of choice for ventricular arrhythmias after an MI.

According to our pharm book the drug class of choice for first line treatment of hypertension.

Time frame that it takes heparin to dissolve a clot.

Combines with digoxin to form molecules so it can be excreted to reverse dig toxicity.

Given SL for chest pain because it undergoes first-pass metabolism by the liver which decreases its effectiveness.

First drug usually given rapid IV bolus in unstable supra ventricular tachycardia.

Potassium sparing diuretic combined with many other antihypertensive medications or used as solo treatment.

Oral anticoagulant which works by inhibiting the synthesis of Vitamin K. Prototype.

Normal digoxin level.

Nitroglycerin must be given slowly if giving it IV or this may occur in addition to hypotension.

Level of activity recommended until the effect of drug for abnormal ventricular rhythms can be evaluated.

Direct acting Arterioloar vasodilator which is used in hypertensive crisis. Must have cyanide level monitored.

Antagonist for heparin.

White/green, yellow halos around objects can be a sign of this when on dioxin.

Action done to avoid tolerance of topical nitrates.

Prototype drug which can cause a pneumonia like lung disorder, contains iodine and clients must use sunscreens with this medication.

Class of antihypertensives which partially work in the lung causing a frequent side effect of cough.

Class of medications used to prevent thrombosis in ARTERIES.

Electrolyte which when it is low increases the effects of digoxin increasing the risk of toxicity.

Normal brain natriuretic peptide level.

Beta Blocker (prototype for dysrhy) which increases several labs including potassium, liver and kidney enzymes.

Class of drugs which work better in treating African Americans. Procardia (nifedipine) was first in this class.

Days it takes for Coumadin to become effective