Beta Blockers Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Sotalol trade name

A

betapace

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sotalol drug classification

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beta blocker, antidysrhythmic group 3

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sotalol expected effect

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block beta 1/ 2 receptors leading to antidysrhythmic effect, prolong action potential. prolong QT interval

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4
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sotalol why use

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ventricular dysrhythmias, maintain sinus rhythm with atrial fibrillation/ flutter

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sotalol doses

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80mg bid up to 240-320mg

ventricular dysrhythmias 75mg/ day

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6
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sotalol route admin

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PO

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sotalol adverse effects

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prolong QT, CHF, ventricular dysrhythmias, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, agranulocytosis, bronchospasm

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sotalol nursing considerations

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  • requires specialized care setting (ECG monitoring)
  • do not abrupt discontinue, adjust doses slowly
  • QT syndrome (monitor ECG, pulses)
    teach
  • report symptoms CHF
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nadolol trade names

A

corgard, syn-nadol

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nadolol drug class

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beta adrenergic receptor blocker

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nadolol expected effect

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beta blocker, blocks beta 1 in heart, beta 2 in lungs, uterus, circ system. Reduces effects like hormones (EP) on heart & reduces BP

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nadolol why use

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chronic stable angina pectoris

hypertension

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13
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nadolol route admin

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PO

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14
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nadolol dosages

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40/day, may ^ to 40-240mg/day angina & 40-320 for hypertension

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nadolol adverse reactions

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CHF, AV block, pancreatitis, agranulocytosis, thrombocytopenia, bronchospasm, pulmonary edema

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nadolol black box warning

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abrupt discontinuation results in MI, ischemia, dysrhythmias, hypertension, withdraw slowly

17
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nadolol nursing considerations

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BP, pulse, respiration, watch for orthostatic hypotension

18
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metoprolol trade names

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Nu-Metop, Lopressor, Troprol XL

19
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metoprolol drug classification

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beta blocker, antihypertensive, antianginal

20
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metoprolol expected effect

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lowers blood pressure by blocking beta & reducing high renin levels

21
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metoprolol why use

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hypertension, MI, angina, heart failure, cardiomyopathy

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metoprolol doses

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metoprolol routes of admin

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metoprolol black box warning

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abrupt discontinuation > may cause MI, dysrhythmias, ischemia

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metoprolol adverse effects
bradycardia, cardiac arrest, AV block, edema, angina, agranulocytosis, eosinophilia, thrombocytopenia, purport, bronchospasm
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metoprolol nursing considerations
BP, renal hepatic studies, take after meals & bedtime to prevent orthostatic hypotension therapeutic response: lower BP & angina