ACE, ARB, DRI, CCB Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

Which class of antihypertensives cause angioedema and cough

A

ACE inhibitor

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2
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Which two anti hypertensives should not be given after the first trimester of pregnancy due to the risk of renal impairment

A

ACE and ARB

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3
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What level of creatinine should ACE be discontinued?

A

2.5mg/dL

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4
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Which class of anti HTN can lead to anemia and how ?

A

ACE inhibitors, they decrease erythropoietin

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5
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How often should creatinine be checking in patients receiving ACE

A

3-5 days after starting ACE

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6
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What causes the cough associated with ACE

A

The breakdown of bradykinin

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7
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What drug should you change too when patients develop a cough on ACE?

A

ARB

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8
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How should you adjust digoxin dose on patients taking ACE

A

Decreased dig by 15-30% of the dose

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9
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What do ARBs antagonize to cause vasoconstrictive effects?

A

Angiotensin II

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10
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What are the three pro drugs of ARBs?

A

Candesartan, olmesartan, azilsartan

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11
Q

Which ARB has the highest bioavailability

A

Irbesartin

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12
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Which ARB has the longest half life

A

Telmisartan

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13
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Which med is increased with ARBs

A

Lithium

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14
Q

What is the benefits of ARBs over ACE

A

less angioedema and cough

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15
Q

What is the direct renin inhibitor used for HTN

A

Aliskiren

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16
Q

How long does it take Aliskiren to have the max anti HTN effect

17
Q

What two classes can you add to Aliskiren ?

A

TZD diuretics and ARBs especially valsartan

18
Q

What are the common AE of aliskiren

A

GI effects that are dose dependent

19
Q

What patients should not be treated with aliskiren + ACE or ARB

A

Diabetes, increased the risk of hyperkalmeia

20
Q

How are CCBs characterized

A

Non dihdropyridines and dihdropyridines

22
Q

How do CCB block calcium?

A

They bind to L type calcium channels in the heart and smooth muscle.

23
Q

Which class of drugs can cause reflex tachycardia

24
Q

T or F CCB causes a change in plasma volume

A

F they have no diuretic affect

25
Which class of CCB are used more in HTN and why
DHP because they have a higher affinity for calcium channels
26
What are the DHP CCB
All end in dipine
27
What DHP should not be used in acute HTN
Nifedipine IR
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What is the off label use for nipidine
Suppress pre term labor
29
What are the two classes of non DHP CCB
Phenylkylalimine (verapamil) Benzothiazepime (diltiazem)
30
What CCB can be used for Raynaud’s disease
Nicardipine
31
Which CCB has the longest half life
Amlodipine
32
Which CCB should be avoided in HF and why
Verapamil because it has the strongest rate lowering effect
33
When are CCBs used in pregnancy
In second trimester
34
Why does GERD worsen in CCB
They relax the esophageal sphincter
35
Which foods interact with CCBs
High fat and high carb foods and grapefruit juice
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Which CCB classes causes more reflex tachycardia
DHP like amlodipine