Beta Blocker Moderate

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Across
  1. 1. – Which beta-blocker is most cardioselective: atenolol or bisoprolol?
  2. 5. – What are signs of beta-blocker overdose?
  3. 9. – Which lab test is often unchanged by beta-blockers but clinically relevant?
  4. 12. – Which beta-blocker is used in thyrotoxicosis?
  5. 13. – Which electrolyte imbalance can be worsened by beta-blockers?
  6. 18. – In asthma, which type of beta-blocker is safer?
  7. 19. – Why are beta-blockers used after an MI?
  8. 20. – What is the usual starting dose of bisoprolol in heart failure?
Down
  1. 2. – Beta-blockers reduce ___ demand on the heart
  2. 3. – Beta-blockers can mask symptoms of ___ in diabetics
  3. 4. – Name a beta-blocker with intrinsic sympathomimetic activity (ISA)
  4. 6. – What effect do beta-blockers have on renin secretion?
  5. 7. – Which beta-blocker is lipid-soluble and crosses the blood-brain barrier?
  6. 8. – Which non-selective beta-blocker can treat variceal bleeding?
  7. 10. – What’s the target heart rate in beta-blocker use for heart failure?
  8. 11. – What receptor subtype does bisoprolol primarily block?
  9. 14. – What monitoring is required when starting beta-blockers in HF?
  10. 15. – Beta-blockers are often combined with this type of diuretic
  11. 16. – Why are beta-blockers avoided in 2nd/3rd-degree heart block?
  12. 17. – Can beta-blockers worsen claudication?