Flash.CV. CCBs

Which medications belonging to Calcium channel Blockers group?

Name a dihydropyridine CCB commonly used for hypertension and angina.

Which CCB is primarily used for controlling heart rate in certain arrhythmias?

Which CCB, often prescribed for angina and hypertension, is available in both immediate and extended-release forms?

Name a CCB that is known to affect the heart rate and is also used for migraine prevention.

What condition characterized by spasms (constricted) coronary arteries and chest pain is a primary indication for CCBs?

Besides hypertension, what is a common arrhythmic condition that non-dihydropyridine CCBs are prescribed for?

What common side effect involves swelling of the lower legs and feet when using CCBs?

Which side effect related to the digestive system might a patient experience on CCBs?

When a patient feels lightheaded or dizzy after starting a CCB, this is likely due to which side effect?

Why should CCBs be used with caution in patients with a history of heart failure?

If a patient's heart rate is significantly low, what might a nurse consider doing before administering a dose of verapamil or diltiazem?

For patients on CCBs, what common over-the-counter remedy should they be advised to use with caution due to potential additive hypotensive effects?

If a patient on CCB therapy complains of swelling in the ankles, what is a primary nursing assessment to perform?

When educating patients on CCBs, what advice should be given regarding modification of the dosage?

For patients on CCBs who experience constipation, what general dietary advice can the nurse provide?

Before initiating therapy with a CCB, what baseline laboratory test related to muscle function might be valuable?

In patients taking CCBs, what advice related to the medication's administration should be emphasized if they miss a dose?