Flash. CV. ARBs

Which are the medications belonging to Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARBs)?

ARBs, like losartan and valsartan, are primarily prescribed for which chronic cardiovascular condition?

Which condition, marked by a weakened heart muscle's inability to pump blood efficiently, can be managed with ARBs to reduce hospitalizations?

While ARBs are less likely to cause this side effect compared to ACE inhibitors, which bothersome symptom might still occasionally occur?

Which side effect, characterized by an elevated serum concentration of a specific electrolyte, can be caused by ARBs?

For which group of patients is the use of ARBs contraindicated due to potential harm?

Which major organ's function should be routinely monitored due to potential effects of ARBs?

When starting a patient on ARBs, what is a potential risk that requires monitoring, especially with the first dose?

How should a nurse advise a patient on ARBs regarding potential dietary interactions ?

Before initiating therapy with ARBs, what other medication class should a nurse inquire about due to its ability to increase the risk of hyperkalemia?

Why should a nurse educate patients on ARBs to routinely check for and report any unexplained swelling or weight gain?