ADH and Diuretics--Trachte Flashcards

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Furosemide

MOA

Tox

TU

A

MOA: inhibit NKCC2 symporter in thick ascending loop, creating hyperosmotic solution

Tox: hearing impairment (NKCC also found in cochlea)

TU: pulmonary edema, other edematous conditions, hyperkalemia, acute renal failure, anion overdose (Br-, F-, I-)

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Bumetanide

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibit NKCC2 symporter in thick ascending loop, creating hyperosmotic solution

Tox: hearing impairment (NKCC also found in cochlea)

TU: pulmonary edema, other edematous conditions, hyperkalemia, acute renal failure, anion overdose (Br-, F-, I-)

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Hydrochlorothiazide

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibit Na+/Cl- symporter in distal convoluted tubule, also inhibits sulfano-urea K+ receptor in vascular sm. muscle and pancreatic beta cells

Tox: hyperglycemia (K+ channel block in pancreatic beta cells → hyperpolarization → no insulin release → hyperglycemia)

TU: HTN

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Chlorthalidone

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibit Na+/Cl- symporter in distal convoluted tubule, also inhibits sulfano-urea K+ receptor in vascular sm. muscle and pancreatic beta cells

Tox: hyperglycemia (K+ channel block in pancreatic beta cells → hyperpolarization → no insulin release → hyperglycemia)

TU: HTN

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Metalazone

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibit Na+/Cl- symporter in distal convoluted tubule, also inhibits sulfano-urea K+ receptor in vascular sm. muscle and pancreatic beta cells

Tox: hyperglycemia (K+ channel block in pancreatic beta cells → hyperpolarization → no insulin release → hyperglycemia)

TU: HTN

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Amiloride

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibits ENaC in collecting tubule, decreasing K+ charge buffer w/ Na+, reducing K+ secretion

Tox; hyperkalemia, hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis

TU: hyperaldosteronism, preventing K+ wasting from other diuretics

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Triamterene

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibits ENaC in collecting tubule, decreasing K+ charge buffer w/ Na+, reducing K+ secretion

Tox; hyperkalemia, hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis

TU: hyperaldosteronism, preventing K+ wasting from other diuretics

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Spironolactone

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibits SRE (steroid response element) → decrease in expression of ENaC and ROMK

Tox: hyperkalemia, hyperchloric metabolic acidosis, gynecomastia

TU: hyperaldosteronism, prevents K+ wasting caused by other diuretics

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Eplerenone

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibits SRE (steroid response element) → decrease in expression of ENaC and ROMK

Tox: hyperkalemia, hyperchloric metabolic acidosis

TU: hyperaldosteronism, prevents K+ wasting caused by other diuretics

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Desmopressin

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: mimics ADH, inserts aquaporins into collecting duct → increased H2O reabsorption

Tox:?

TU: low-volume state (?)

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Mannitol

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: filtered into Bowman’s space and not reabsorbed in nephron → diuresis

Tox: extracellular volume expansion, dehydration, hypernatremia, hyperkalemia, hyponatremia w/ impaired renal function

TU: diuresis, decrease intraoccular and intracranial pressure

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Giflozin

Canigliflozin

Dopagliflozin

MOA

Tox

TU

A

MOA: inhibit Na+/Glc symporter in proximal tubule

Tox: ketoacidosis, UTIs, yeast infections, hypoglycemia

TU: adjuctive Tx of DM

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Acetazolamide

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, decreases activity of Na+/H+ antiporter

Tox: many: hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis, renal stones, K+ wasting

TU: glaucoma, urinary alkylization, metabolic acidosis, acute altitude sickness

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Probenicid

MOA

Tox

TU

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MOA: inhibit uric acid transporters in proximal tubule, preventing reabsorbtion

Tox: (?)

TU: gout

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