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Chapter 6: Drugs for Cardiovascular Arrhythmias and Hypertension
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It is possible for an athlete taking medication for a cardiac arrhythmia to experience increased arrhythmias.
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How many categories of antiarrhythmia drugs were discussed in this chapter?
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Beta blocker medication can be prescribed by a physician for which of the following disorders?
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A. Hypertension and inflammation
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B. Arrhythmias and balance disorders
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C. Hypertension and arrhythmias
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D. Inflammation and arrhythmias
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Implantable devices are now more commonly used to control which disorder?
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B. Respiratory dysfunction
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Hypertension is divided into multiple categories in this chapter. Which activity is contraindicated in all categories?
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Athletes who are fit and competing at high levels will not experience hypertension.
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An athlete must be referred to a physician when the athlete's blood pressure reading reaches which of the following measurements:
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Diuretics are usually prescribed by a physician for which of the following disorders?
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Sinus tachycardia is generally defined as which of the following:
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A. Greater than 80 beats per minute
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