Antihypertensives Flashcards

1
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MOA thiazides

A

Prevent kidney sodium and water reabsorption at the distal tubule

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2
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Thiazide side effects

A
Hypo natremia, kalemia
HYPERCALCEMIA 
HYPERURICEMIA
HYPERGLYCEMIA 
*use caution with gout and DM pts
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3
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Thiazide indications

A

Uncomplicated hypertension

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4
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MOA Loop diuretics

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Inhibits water transport across the loop of Henle which leads to increased excretion of sodium, chloride and potassium.

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5
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Side effects loop diuretics

A
Volume depletion 
Hypokalemia/natremia/calcemia 
HYPERGLYCEMIA 
OTOTOXICITY
Contraindicated in those with sulfa allergy
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6
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Loop diuretics indications

A

HTN, CHF, Hypercalcemia

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7
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Examples of loop diuretics

A

Furosemide, Bumetanide

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8
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MOA ACEi

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Decrease synthesis of AGII/aldosterone
Leads to decreased preload and afterload
Cardio and Reno protective

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9
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ACEi indications

A

HTN, especially if history of DM, nephropathy, post MI

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10
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ACEi side effects

A
1st dose hypotension 
Cough
Angioedema 
*due to increase in bradykinin 
HYPERURICEMIA
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11
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True or false: ACEi and diuretics have a synergistic effect

A

True

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12
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What are the two classes of CCB and what is the difference?

A

Dihydropyridines (amplodipine, nifedipine): vasodilation only

Non-dihydropryidines (verapemil, diltiazam): vasodilation and increase cardiac contractility/conduction

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13
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Indication for dihydropryadine

A

HTN

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14
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Indication for non-dihydropyridine

A

HTN with A-fib

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15
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CCB indications

A

HTN, Raynauds, angina

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16
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Contraindication for CCB

A

CHF, 2nd/3rd degree heart block

17
Q

CCB side effects

A
Headache
Dizziness
Lightheaded
Flushing 
Edema
18
Q

Beta blocker MOA

A

Blocks adrenergic renin release

19
Q

BB indications

A

HTN, especially if history of tachycardia and MI
ANGINA
acute MI
ESSENTIAL TREMOR

20
Q

BB side effects

A

Fatigue
Depression
Impotence
Masks symptoms of hypoglycemia

21
Q

CI of BB

A
2nd or 3rd degree heart block
Asthma/COPD (nonselective agents)
Hypotension 
Pulse <50
Raynauds
22
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Classes of BB and examples

A
  1. Cardioselective (B1): atenolol, metoprolol
    , esmolol
  2. Nonselective (B1, B2): propranolol
  3. Both alpha 1 and B1, B2: labetalol, carvedilol
23
Q

Choice treatment for uncomplicated HTN in non-AA?

A

Thiazide diuretics

24
Q

Choice treatment for a-fib

A

BB or non-dihydropyridines (verapamil)

25
Q

Choice treatment for angina

A

Beta blockers, CCB

26
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Post MI Treatment

A

Beta blockers, ACEi

27
Q

Choice treatment for systolic heart failure

A

ACEi, ARB, BB, diuretics

28
Q

Choice treatment for DM, chronic kidney disease in presence of HTN

A

ACEi

29
Q

Isolated systolic HTN in the elderly treatment

A

Diuretics

30
Q

Choice treatment for BPH

A

Alpha 1 blocker

31
Q

Choice treatment for AA HTN

A

Thiazide + CCB

32
Q

Choice treatment for Young Caucasian male

A

Thiazide, then ACEi

33
Q

Choice treatment for HTN and gout

A

CCB

May also use Losartan