Kahoots Final Flashcards
What are common causes of secondary HTN in middle-age adults?
- Hyperthyroid
- OSA
Which drugs may increase BP as a side effect?
- Prednisone
- BC pills
- NSAIDS
What defines refractory HTN?
Uncontrolled BP on 5+ drugs
Which dietary electrolytes are inversely related to HTN?
- Calcium
- Potassium
What is the best antihypertensive drug for induction?
Esmolol
What is the definition of pulmonary artery HTN?
mPAP above 20
What are pulmonary vasodilating drug classes for PAH?
- Endothelin receptor antagonist
- Prostinoids
What type of pulmonary hypertension is caused by a systemic to pulmonary shunt?
High flow PH
What therapeutic effects do prostinoids have?
- Pulm vasodilation
- Anti-inflammatory
- Anti platelet aggregation
Which drugs prolong the action of NO?
PD5-inhibitors
What are physical symptoms of PAH?
- JVD
- S3 gallop
What is the definitive test for PAH?
Right heart cath
What is the primary characteristic of systolic heart failure?
Decreased EF
What symptoms are commonly associated with heart failure?
- S3 gallop
- Dyspnea
What cardiac pressure does the BMP level primarily reflect?
LV end diastolic wall stress
What is the primary goal in cardiac resynchronization therapy in heart failure?
Improve Cardiac output
What lifestyle modifications are recommended for heart failure patients?
- Stop smoking
- Aerobic fitness
What is a potential complication of advanced HF?
Dysrhythmias
What are the most effective treatment choices for HFrEF?
- Beta blocker
- ACE-inhibitor
What are the primary diuretics recommended for heart failure according to ACC and ESC guidelines?
Loop diuretics
Which device prevents sudden cardiac death from dysrhythmias?
ICD
What is the leading cause of De Novo Heart failure?
Coronary artery occlusion
What is the 1st line treatment for acute heart failure?
Diuretics
What is the effect of increasing cAMP on cardiac contractility?
- Increased intracellular Ca++
- Increase excitation-contraction coupling