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Primary Hypertension is diagnosed when the blood pressure consistently reaches [A] and/or diastolic pressure exceeds [B] mm Hg in patients >60 years of age. For those younger than 60 and those with renal disease or diabetes, it is diagnosed when the blood pressure reaches [C]/[D]. Options may be used more than once.

Match the medication for the symptoms or disease that it treats.

Match the type of angina or characteristics with it’s name.

The nurse should monitor [A] levels for a patient taking ACE inhibitor.

Match medication with it’s classification

Match the classification/type of medication with the medication that is included in the class. [A] is a H2 receptor antagonist. [B] is a bulk-forming laxative. [C] is an emollient stool softner. [D] is a proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI). [E] is a adsorbents. [F] is a osmotic laxative. [G] is an opioid-anticholinergic. [H] is an antiemetic.

Which interventions are associated with patients receiving cylcosporine?

A client diagnosed with a lack of insulin production or production of defective insulin will be identified at Diabetes Mellitus Type [A]. A client diagnosed with insulin deficiency and insulin resistance will be identified as Diabetes Mellitis Type [B].

Treatment for a client for Type I DM will be [A]. Treatment for a client with Type II DM will be [B].

Highly active antiretroviral Therapy is used to treat bacterial infections.