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Cardiac-Vascular Nursing Exam Prep II

Category - AACN Cardiac Vascular Nursing Practice Test

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Which of the following sets of medications is used in treatment of Raynaud’s disease?

Calcium channel blockers, alpha blockers, vasodilators
Beta blockers, vasodilators, lipid lowering agents
Alpha blockers, lipid lowering agents, antioxidants
Calcium channel blockers, alpha and beta agonists

Explanation

Answer- A - Medications used in the treatment of Raynaud’s phenomenon include calcium channel blockers to dilate blood vessels, alpha-blockers to counteract the constriction of blood vessels as well as vasodilators to dilate and relax blood vessels.

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