AF Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q

When is rate control not first line in treating AF

A
  • New onset AF
  • Reversible cause
  • Better treated with ablation
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2
Q

First line in rate control

A

BB (not sotalol)

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3
Q

Alternative to BB in rate control

A

Diltazem or verapamil

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4
Q

What to do if mono therapy rate control fails

A

Use a combination of two of BB and diltazem or digoxin

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5
Q

What to do if combination does not work for rate control

A

Use rhythm control

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6
Q

First line in rhythm control

A

BB

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7
Q

What to do if first line does not work in rhythm control

A

Give either sotalol or amiodaorne

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8
Q

Sotalol adverse effects

A

Hypokalemia
QT prolongin

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9
Q

When do we anticoagulant in AF

A

If stroke risk is high

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