Which of the following will act to reverse a patient’s hypertension?
a. ADH; b. renin; c. atrial naturietic peptide; d. aldosterone; e. angiotensin II
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Mrs. Miller is a type I diabetic with a history of hypertension for 13 years.?
her physician attempted to start her on lisinopril 10 mg PO daily; however, she developed angioedema and will not rechallenge the reaction. if her physician still wants to control her hypertension by affecting angiotensin, which medication might the physician prescribe?
A drug that dilates the airway acts at this site of action?
Beta-2 adrenergic receptor
Cyclo-oxygenase enzyme
Angiotensin-converting enzyme
h1 histamine receptor
which of the following is a likely consequence is a patient suffering from renal damage cant release …?
sufficient renin?
- the pt will not be able to activate enough angiotensin II
-the pt. wil not be able to release enough aldosterone
-the pt. may hae difficulty maintaining NA,K, and pH balance
-the pt. may have difficlty maintaining blood volume, and blood pressure
-all
Reference ranges for laboratory results?
I am looking for normal ranges for certain labs, I have searched high and low and cannot find anything. If you know anything about these labs I would really appreciate any help.
1) Angiotensin Converting Enzyme
2) Cyclic Citrul Peptide Ab, IgG
3) RF, Serum, Quant.
Any help or any knowledge on any of these lab results would [...]
A clinical condition known as diabetes insipidus results in the production of large volumes of dilute urine.?
Which of the following is consisten with this condition ?
a. high concentration of sodium in the urine
b. very low production of ADH
c. high production of aldosterone
d. high production of angiotensin II
An increased blood volume and blood pressure causes which of the following?
a.) increased water reabsorption
b.) increased blood volume
c.) increased renin and decreased angiotensin
d.) decreased sodium reabsorption
which of the following hormones is NOT involved in the production of urine?
1. angiotensin
2, ADH
3. atrial natriuretic factor
4. aldosterone
5. secretin
what would hapen if patient suffering from renal damage cant release sufficient quantities of renin?
A. Patient cannot activate angiotensin II
B. Patient cannot release aldosterone
C. patient has difficulty maintaining Na, K, pH balance
D. Patient has diffculty maintaing blood volume therefore BP
E. all the above
what hormone(s) is released in response to increased blood pressure?
ADH, ANP, epinephrine or angiotensin II?