Diuretics Flashcards

1
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Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors

A

Azetazolamide

Dorzolamide

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MOA CAI

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inhibit CA 4 on PCT brush border and CA 2 in cytoplasm

Results in decreased IC H generation for Na-counter transport = decreased Na/HCO3 reabsorption

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3
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CAI TX

A

glaucoma
altitude sickness
induce urinary alkalinization
edema (in combo w/NKCC/NCC)

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4
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CAI AE

A
bicarbonaturia
hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis
hypo-K
paresthesia
renal stone
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5
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Contraindication CAI

A

cirrhosis - high plasma NH4

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6
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Osmotic Diuretics

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Mannitol
Glycerin
Isosorbide
Urea

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MOA Osmotic diuretics

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increase tubular fluid osmotic pressure = decreased tubular fluid reabsorption in PT, thin limbs of LH main)
Increased distal flow = increased K secretion

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8
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Osmotic Diuretics TX

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decrease intracerebral pressure in cerebral edema
Oliguric state in prophylaxis of acute RF - expand ECV, maintain GFR, increase flow
Decrease intraorbital pressure in glaucoma

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9
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AE Osmotic diuretics

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pulmonary edema in pts w/HF
Hyponatremia
Hypovolemia

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Contraindication Osmotic diuretics

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anuria (renal disease)
Impaired liver function (urea)
active cranial bleeds (mannitol/urea)

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11
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NKCCi inhibitors

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Loop diuretics
Furosemide
Ethacrynic acid

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MOA NKCCi

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inhibit Na-K-2Cl cotransporter = reabsorption of solute from thick ascending LH
Venodilation - decrease RA pressure and pulmonary cap wedge pressure (minutes)
Increase Ca/Mg excretion by decreasing potential/transport

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13
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NKCCi TX

A
acute PE
CHF
HTN
Refractory edema
acute renal failure
anion OD
hypercalemia
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14
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NKCCi AE

A
sulfonamide HSN - furosemide
hypokalemia 
alkalosis
hypocalemia
hypomagnesia
ototoxic 
hyperuricemia (ethacrynic acid)
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15
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NCCi

A

thiazides/sulfonamides
Chlorthalidone
Hydrochlorthalidone
Indapamide

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16
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MOA NCCi

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inhibit DCT Na-Cl cotransporter = block Na/Cl reabsorption

Increased luminal Na/Cl in DCT, diuresis, low Ca excretion, venorelaxation

17
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TX NCCi

A

systemic arterial HTN (effective)
CHF - edema
Nephrolithiasis
NDI

18
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AE NCCi

A
sulfonamide HSN
hypokalemia
hypercalcemia
hyperuricemia 
hyperglycemia
hyperlipidemia
19
Q

Interactions with NCCi

A

digoxin (hypokalemia)

avoid in pts w/DM

20
Q

Renal Epithelial Na Channel inhibitors

A

Amilordine

Triamterene

21
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MOA renal epithelial Na channel inhibitors

A

block DCT/CT/CCD Na channels

Modest natriuresis and prevention of K loss

22
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TX renal epithelial Na channel inhibitors

A

hypokalemic alkalosis in combination with loop diuretics and thiazides

23
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Aldosterone receptor antagonists

A

Spironoloactone

Eplerenone

24
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MOA Aldosterone receptor antagonists

A

antagonize in CT
Decrease Na reabsorption
Decrease loss of K in exchange for Na

25
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TX Aldosterone receptor antagonist

A
prevention of LV remodeling and cardiac fibrosis
prevent sudden cardiac death
hemodynamic reduction
vascular effects
hyperaldosteronism
adjunct to K-wasting diuretics
refractory edema
26
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AE Aldosterone receptor antagonist

A

hyperkalemia
metabolic acidosis
binds other steroid receptors