treatment options for coronary artery disease

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the task number 1 at 48 year old male diagnosed: coronary artery disease, stable angina fc iii, article ii hypertension. objective: heart rate 88 per minute, blood pressure 150/90 mm hg on the part of the respiratory and digestive without pathology. serum cholesterol 210 mg / dl of beta-lipoproteins 190 mg / dl. hdl cholesterol less than 130 mg / dl ecg periodically transient flattening and two phase character of the t wave in iii, v5-6 leads. 1. what kind of treatment the patient is shown in connection with the exposed diagnosis: 1. monotherapy with nitrates 2. beta-blockers 3. oligvon + verapamil 4. the prophylactic administration of nitrates 2. what type of hyperlipidemia in a patient: 1. iii. 2. iia. 3. iib. 4. v 3. all drugs may induce hyperlipidemia in the patient, except: 1. propranolol 2. gipotiazid 3. oksodolin 5. prazosin 4. to what level of ldl cholesterol should …

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stable angina fc ii 3. ischemic heart disease, angina at rest 4. cad, unstable angina 2. what type of hyperlipidemia in a patient: 1. i a. 2. i used. 3. iib. 4. iii 3. all drugs may induce hyperlipidemia in the patient, except: 1. nadolol 2. indapamide 3. prednisolone 4. doksazotsin 4. to what level of ldl cholesterol should be sought from the patient: 1. 130-150 mg / dl 2. 160-190 mg / dl 3. 200 mg / dl 4. less than 130 mg / dl 5. what hypolipidemic preparation do not shows patient: 1. gemfibrozil 1. niacin 1. simvastatin 1. cholestyramine 6. which drug is most effective in a patient: 1. niacin 1. cholestyramine 1. colestipol 1. zocor 1. clofibrate 7. why is this drug is the drug of choice: 1. the property has antianginal 2. lowers the concentration of cholesterol bile 3. hdl cholesterol increases 4. has antiaggregatory …

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a 4. obstructive jaundice 3. all drugs may induce hyperlipidemia in the patient, except: 1. capoten 2. indapamide 3. prednisolone 4. cyclosporine 4. to what level of ldl cholesterol should be sought from the patient: 1. 130-150 mg / dl 2. 160-190 mg / dl 3. 200 mg / dl 4. 100 mg / dl 5. to what level of triglycerides in a patient should be sought: 1. 100-200 mg / dl 1. 160-190 mg / dl 1. 200-400 mg / dl 1. 1000 mg / dl 6. which drug is most effective in a patient: 1. niacin 2. cholestyramine 3. atorvastatin 4. zocor 5. clofibrate 7. when it is a lack of effectiveness of the drug can be added to the treatment: 1. niacin 2. gemfibrozil 3. colestipol 4. zocor 1. danger what side actions increases at this combi - nation: 1. myopathy 1. constipation 1. transaminase elevation 1. …

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ive: heart sounds are muffled, heart rate 80 per minute, rhythmic, blood pressure 160/100 mm hg .. the lungs weakened vesicular breathing, dry whistling and buzzing rattles, more on the exhale. ldl cholesterol of 220 mg / dl. ecg at rest without pathology. 1. clinical diagnosis: 1. chd, stable angina fc i, ii stage hypertension 2. chd, stable angina fc ii, hypertension ii degree 3. ischemic heart disease, angina at rest; article ii hypertension 4. cad, unstable angina 2. what type of hyperlipidemia in a patient: 1. heterozygous familial, primary 2. family mixed primary type iib 3. hypertriglyceridemia 4. giperholomikroenmiya type v 5. disbetalipoproteinemiya type iii 3. all drugs may induce hyperlipidemia in the patient, except: 1. nadolol 2. indapamide 3. prednisolone 4. cyclosporine 5. verapamil 4. to what level of ldl cholesterol should be sought from the patient: 1. 130-150 mg / dl 2. 160-190 mg / dl 3. …

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the task number 1 at 48 year old male diagnosed: coronary artery disease, stable angina fc iii, article ii hypertension. objective: heart rate 88 per minute, blood pressure 150/90 mm hg on the part of the respiratory and digestive without pathology. serum cholesterol 210 mg / dl of beta-lipoproteins 190 mg / dl. hdl cholesterol less than 130 mg / dl ecg periodically transient flattening and two phase character of the t wave in iii, v5-6 leads. 1. what kind of treatment the patient is shown in connection with the exposed diagnosis: 1. monotherapy with nitrates 2. beta-blockers 3. oligvon + verapamil 4. the prophylactic administration of nitrates 2. what type of hyperlipidemia in a patient: 1. iii. 2. iia. …

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