arrhythmias pt 6 Flashcards

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what is the treatment of choice for sinus bradycardia?

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only if symptomatic –> atropine

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what is the treatment of choice for AF –> ventricular rate control?

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BB, diltiazem, or verapamil for pts w/o HFrEF
BB with or w/o concomitant digoxin for HFrEF pts

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what is the treatment of choice for AF (conversion to sinus rhythm) in HFrEF pts?

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oral amiodarone, ibutilide (not if LVEF under 30%), or dofetilide

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what is the treatment of choice for AF (conversion to sinus rhythm) for pts with normal EF?

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oral amiodarone, dofetilide, oral flecainide (single loading dose), oral propafenone, or ibutilide

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what is the treatment of choice for pts without structural HD for AF (maintenance of sinus rhythm)?

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dofetilide, dronaderone, flecainide, propafenone, sotalol, or catheter ablation

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what is the treatment of choice in CAD pts for AF (maintenance of sinus rhythm)?

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dofetilide, dronaderone, sotalol, or catheter ablation

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what is the treatment of choice in HFrEF pts for AF (maintenance of sinus rhythm)?

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amiodarone, dofetilide, catheter ablation

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what is the treatment of choice for AF (stroke/systemic embolism prevention) and CHADS-VASc score of 2+?

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dabigatran
rivaroxaban
apixaban
edoxaban

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when is warfarin the treatment of choice for AF (stroke/systemic embolism prevention)?

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if pt has mechanical heart valve or valvular AF (mitral valve stenosis)
if pt is on hemodialysis or has end-stage CKD (not on hemodialysis) (could also be apixaban)

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what is the treatment of choice for SVT (acute termination)?

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adenosine
if ineffective –> BB, diltiazem, or verapamil

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what is the treatment of choice for SVT (prevention of recurrence)?

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catheter ablation
OR
normal EF –> BB, diltiazem, or verapamil
HFrEF –> amiodarone, digoxins, dofetilide, or sotalol

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what is the treatment of choice for asymptomatic PVCs?

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no treatment

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what is the treatment of choice in symptomatic PVCs in pts without HFrEF?

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BB
diltiazem
verapamil

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what is the treatment of choice for symptomatic PVCs in HFrEF pts?

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BB

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what is the treatment of VT (acute termination) in pts with structural HD?

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DCC or procainamide

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what is the treatment of choice in VT (acute termination) with no structural HD, but verapamil-sensitive?

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verapamil

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what is the treatment of choice for VT (acute termination) in pts with no structural HD, but with out flow tract VT?

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BB

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what is the treatment of choice in VF?

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defibrillation
Epi
IV amiodarone

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what is the treatment of choice in VT or VF (prevention of recurrence)?

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ICD
amiodarone or sotalol

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in what cases should DCC be used?

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if hemodynamically unstable in VT (acute termination), SVT (acute termination), and AF (conversion to sinus rhythm)

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what are the indications and AE associated with adenosine?

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SVT
AE –> CP, flushing, SOB, sinus pauses

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what are the indications and AE of aminophylline?

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SB in pts after heart transplant or spinal cord injury
AE –> AF, CP, dizziness, seizures, syncope, tachycardia, tremor, V

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what are the indications of amiodarone?

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what is the AE of amiodarone by dosage form?

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IV –> hypotension, bradycardia
PO –> blue grey skin discoloration, photosensitivity, corneal microdeposits, pulmonary fibrosis, hepatoxicity, bradycardia, thyroid dysfunction

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what are the indications and AE of atropine?
SB AE --> tachycardia, urinary retention, blurred vision, dry mouth, mydriasis
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what are the indications and AE of digoxin?
AF, SVT AE --> NV, anorexia, ventricular arrhythmias
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what are the indications and AE of diltiazem?
AF, SVT AE --> hypotension, bradycardia, HF exacerbation, AV block
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what are the indications and AE of dofetilide?
AF AE --> TdP
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what are the indications and AE of dronedarone?
AF AE --> bradycardia, ND, asthenia, rash
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what are the indications and AE of esmolol?
AF, SVT AE --> hypotension, bradycardia, AV block, HF exacerbation
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what are the indications and AE of flecainide?
AF AE --> dizziness, blurred vision, HF exacerbation
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what are the indications and AE of ibutilide?
AF AE --> TdP
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what are the indications and AE of lidocaine?
VF AE --> confusion, seizures
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what are the indications and AE of metoprolol?
AF, PVCs AE --> hypotension, bradycardia, AV block, HF exacerbation (tart only)
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what are the indications and AE of procainamide?
VT AE --> hypotension, TdP
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what are the indications and AE of propafenone?
AF AE --> dizziness, blurred vision
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what are the indications and AE of propranolol?
AF, PVCs AE --> hypotension, bradycardia, AV block, HF exacerbations
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what are the indications and AE of sotalol?
AF, VT AE --> B-blockade, TdP
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what are the indications and AE of theophylline?
SB in pts after heart transplant or spinal cord injury AE --> AF, CP, dizziness, seizures, syncope, tachycardia, tremor, V
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what are the indications and AE of verapamil?
AF, SVT AE --> hypotension, HF exacerbation, bradycardia, AV block, constipation (oral)
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what is the dosing of adenosine?
6mg IV over 2 minutes, 12mg IV over 2 minutes, 12mg IV over 2 minutes if necessary
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what is the dosing of amiodarone in VF?
300 mg IV/IO diluted in 20-30mL D5W
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what is the dosing of lidocaine in VF?
1-1.5 mg/kg IV/IO
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what is the dosing of dofetilide?
based on CrCl over 60 --> 500 mcg BID 40-60 --> 250 mcg BID 20-40 --> 125 mcg BID under 20 --> CI
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what is the dosing of sotalol?
80-120 mg BID
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what IV drugs are most likely to cause hypotension?
VD procainamide amiodarone
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what drugs are most likely to cause HFrEF exacerbation?
Flecainide V BB in unstable pts
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what drugs are most likely to cause bradycardia?
VD BB digoxin amiodarone dronedarone
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what drugs are most likely to cause proarrhythmias aka TdP?
ibutilide dofetilide sotalol procainamide
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what drugs are most likely to cause GI issues?
aminophylline amiodarone (during oral loading phase) digoxin (in toxicity) dronedarone theophylline
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what drug is most likely to cause constipation?
V
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what drug is more likely to cause CNS toxicity?
digoxin (confusion) amiodarone (tremor)
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what drugs are most likely to cause dizziness/blurred vision?
flecainide propafenone
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what are the unique AE of amiodarone that no other drugs have?
hepatotoxicity pulmonary fibrosis hypo/hyper thyroidism corneal micro deposits photosensitivity and/or blue-grey skin discoloration
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what drug is most likely to cause flushing/CP?
adenosine