HTN Flashcards

(58 cards)

1
Q

bp goal for everyone

A

< 130/80

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2
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aa

A

thiazides and CCBs

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3
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CKD

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ace or arb

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4
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dialysis

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thiazide or CCBs, nothing left to preserve

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5
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gen population 1st line tx

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thiazide, ace, arb, ccb

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6
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mean arterial pressure (MAP)

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systolic + 2(diastolic) / 3

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7
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bp can be reduced by

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  1. volume of fluid or
  2. dilate the vessels (- inotrope, - chonotrope)
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8
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decrease volume via kidneys

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diuretics (ex. thiazide, loops, k sparing)
electrolyte disturbances

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9
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meds that increase bp

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  1. estrogen
  2. corticosteroids (nsaids, COX2)
  3. SNRI’s
  4. migraine meds
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10
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lifestyle modifications for weight loss

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  1. lose weight
  2. sodium intake <2.4 g a day
  3. dash diet
  4. less alcohol
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11
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bb ONLY for pts with

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heart disease, not recommended for initial tx of uncomplicated htn

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12
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HTN in patients with CAD

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  1. BB with ace/arb
    good for patients with:
  2. angina
  3. post MI
  4. after heart attack
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HTN in patients with CHF

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  1. low dose BB
  2. ace/arb
  3. entresto (sacubitril + arb (valsartan)
  4. aldosterone antagonist
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14
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diruretics for htn

A

thiazides

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15
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duretics for hf

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loops

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16
Q

crcl <30

A

use loops or metolazone (zaroxolyn)

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17
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thiazides (proximal DCT)

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hydrochlorothiazide (microzide)
chlorothiaizde (diuril)

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thiazide like diuretics (proximal DCT)

A

chlorthalidone
indapamide (lozol)
metolazone (zaroxolyn)

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loops (thick asc loop of henle)

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bumetanide (bumex)
ethacrynic acid (edecrin)
furosemide (lasix)
torsemide (demadex)

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k sparing diuretics (distal dct and collecting ducts)

A

amiloride (midamor)
triamterene (dyrenium)
spironolactone (aldactone)
eplerenone (inspra)

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21
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thiazide side effects

A

↓ nacl
↓ k
↓ mg

↑ glucose
↑ uric acid
↑ ca

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22
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caution with thiazides

A

DM
gout
preg category B
sulfa allergy
sexual dysfunction

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23
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drug interactions with thiazides

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risk of lithium toxicity due to ↓ na
risk of digoxin toxicity due to↓ k and↓ mg
risk of allopurinol hypersensitivity

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chlorothalidone

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longer acting and more potent than hydrochlorothiazide

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bumetanide (bumex)
for edema 1 mg oral bumetanide = 40 mg oral furosemide 1 mg iv bumetanide = 20 mg iv furosemide
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ethacrynic acid (edecrin)
for edema causes more ototoxicity than other loops can give in pts with sulfa allergy
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furosemide (lasix) and torsemide (Demadex) indication
edema and HTN with fursemide IV/IM, protect from light
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loop slide effects
↓ nacl ↓ k ↓ mg ↓ ca ↑ glucose ↑ uric acid sexual dysfunction rash lupus ototoxicity
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ALL aldosterone antagonists
spironolactone (aldactone) eplerenone (inspra) taz/tazmin (has drosperenone - analog of spironolactone)
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amiloride (midamor) and triampterene (dyrenium) indication?
edema
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spironolactone and eplerenone indication?
spironlactone: HTN, edema, CHF, off label: acne and hirtuism in women eplerenone: HTN, chf after MI
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spironolactone and eplerenone dosage for htn and hf?
HTN: 50 mg qd to start, 50 mg BID max HF: 12.5-25 mg qd to start, 50 mg qd max
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side effects of k sparing diuretics?
hyperkalemia, spironolactone: gynecomastia
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meds that decrease testosterone cause gynecomastia, which are?
spironolactone, ketoconazole, and cimetidine (tagamet)
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spironolactone does not affect?
glucose or uric acid
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k sparing diuretics are always additives
to thiazides/loops to prevent hypokalemia
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beta blockers
- acebutolol (sectral) - can cause drug induced lupus (+ ANA test) - atenolol (tenormin) - orange juice, apple juice, and green tea decrease effects of drug by 40%, take within 4 hours of each other - betaxolol (kerlone) - renal elimination - bisoprolol (zebeta) - esmolol (brevibloc) - iv can be used for SVT, HTN emergency, tachycardia, HTN - metoprolol: lopressor is metoprolol tartrate (w food) and toprol xl is metoprolol succinate. IV available - nadolol (corgard) - same as atenolol - penbutolol (levatol_ - pindolol - propanolol (hemangeol, inderal la/xl, innopran x) - sotalol (betaspace) - for ventricular arrythmias, do not sub betaspace for betaspace af -nebivolol (bystolic) - nitric oxide - carvedilol (coreg) - with food. start 3.125 mg BID for HF and 6.25 mg BID for HTN - labetolol (trandate)
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propanolol IR vs ER?
IR: empty stomach ER: with or without food do not sub er for ir on mg for mg basis
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beta 1 selective BB
MAN BABE metoprolol atenolol nebivolol betaxolol acebutolol bisoprolol esmolol beta 1 blockers are better for COPD patients
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beta blockers that come in IV
MAPLES metoprolol atenolol (injection not available in the US) propanolol labetolol esmolol sotalol - only for arrhythmias
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ISA's intrinsic sympathomimetic activity
decreases hr less acebutolol penbutolol pindolol
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when to use BB CHF?
BB, ace/arb, diuretics, aldosterone antagonists
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when to use BB post MI
BB, ace/arb, aldosterone antagonists
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when to use BB angina pectoric
BB, CCB
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when to use BB Afib or flutter
ABCD A - amiodarone or dronedarone (multaq) B - BB C - non CCB's D - digoxin
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bb used in chf
1. carvedilol 3.125 mg =10 mg ER 6.25 mg = 20 mg ER 12.5 mg = 40 mg ER 25 mg = 80 mg ER take with food 2. metoprolol succinate - they can be scored 3. bisoprolol (zebeta)
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bb side effects
B bradycardia, bronchospasm L decrease libido, increase lipids O orthostatic hypotension C av block K raynauds phenomenon (TX with ccb) E exhaustion/emotional depression
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BB contraindicated in
ergots
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non - dihydropyridine CCB diltiazem
diltiazem - cardizem, cardizem CD, cardizem LA, dilt xr, cartia xt, tiazac, taztia xt, matzim la
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non - dihydropyridine CCB verapamil
calen, calen sr, isoptin sr, verelan, verelan pm
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CCBs
amlodipine (norvasc) - does not affect the heart felodipine (pendil) - always er, dont crush or chew nisoldipine (sular) - always er, dont crush or chew isradipine (dynacirc) - BID nicardipine - cardene - IV nifedipine - procardia xl, atalat cc (DECREASES BP MORE THAN ANY OTHER CCB) nimodipine - nimotop nymalize - oral (ONLY FOR SUBARACHNOID HEMMORHAGE) clevidipine - cleviprex - iv emulsion
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taztia xt, and tiazac
caps may be opened and sprinkled
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verelan and verelan PM
caps may be opened and sprinkled
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verapamil affects diltiazem affects both of these drugs can also cause ____ and not be used in patients with ____
heart (can cause constipation) heart and vessels they are negative inotrope and chronotrope effects bradycardia/av block; hf patients
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nifedipine er
empty stomach
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celvidipine (cleviprex)
milky appearing lipid emulsion do not exceed > 1000 mL in 24 hours due to lipid load CI in soy or egg allergy same with dipovan/propofol
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if its drug induced, it will always be
bilateral edema
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