Lecture 3 Hypertension Flashcards

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What are the thresholds for initiating drug therapy Hypertension

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High risk (Based on SPRINT)
Initiation: >130s
Goal: <120S

Low risk (no target organ damage or CV risks)
Initiation: >160S.>100D,
Goal: <140S. <90D

Diabetes
Initiation: >130S. >80D.
Goal: <130S. <80D

All others
Initiation: >140S. >90D
Goal <140S. <90D

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What was SPRINT

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Randomized, controlled, open label, conducted in us

Does a lower systolic BP goal (<120mmHg) reduce clinical events more than standard goal (<140mmHg)

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Inclusion criteria for defining high risk patient

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  1. Age >50 years
  2. Baseline systolic BP 130-180mmHg
  3. High risk:
    A. >75 years
    B. Clinical cardiovascular disease
    C. Subclinical CVD
    D. CKD
    E. 10 year FRS >15%

Had to have any from 3.A-E

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Sprint trial excluded those with….

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Prior stroke
DM
CHF
Standing SBP <110
EGFR <20
Reside in nursing home

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What are the useful dual combination for additive hypotension effect

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Column 1: ACEi, ARB, BB

Column 2: CCB, Thiazide diuretic

Combine agent from column 1 with any in column 2*

* do not combine Column 1**
*** can combine column 2 **

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Standard drug lowers BP by about how much percent

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10%

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T/F Patients can dose meds based on schedule preference

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True

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First line treatment of adults with systolic/diastolic hypertension without other compelling indications

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HEALTHY BEHAVIOUR MANAGMENT

Thiazide (long acting), ACEi,ARB,CCB, BB, Single pill combination

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T/F BBs are indicated as first line therapy for age 60 and above

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False

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T/F RAS inhibitors are contraindicated in pregnancy and caution is required in prescribing to women of child bearing potential

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True

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Thiazide diuretics, drugs, usual dosage

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Hydrochlorothiazide - 12.5-25mg daily
Indapamide - 0.625- 2.5 mg daily
Chlorothalidone - 12.5-25mg daily

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ACEi, drugs, usual dosage

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Perindopril - 4.8mg daily
Ramipril - 2.5-20mg daily
Lisinopril - 5-40mg daily
Enalapril- 2.5-40mg

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ARB, drug class, usual dosage

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Telmisartan - 20-80mg daily
Irbersartan - 75-300mg daily
Valsartan- 80-320mg daily
Candesartan- 8 -32 mg daily

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Calcium Channel Blocker, drugs, usual dosage

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Amlodipine - 2.5-10mg daily
Diltiazem - 120-360mg daily

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Beta-Blockers drugs, usual dose

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Bisoprolol- 2.5-10mg daily
Metoprolol- 12.5-100mg bid

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Thiazide diuretics drugs, half life, common dose.

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Chlorthalidone: thiazide like, 45hr-60hrs, 12.5-25 mg qam

Indapamide: thiaizide like, 14-8hr, 1.25-2.5 mg qam

Hydrochlorothiazide: thiazide type, 6-15hr, 12.5-25mg qam

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T/F, chlorothalidone is a less potent, longer acting drug than hydrochlorothiazide

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Long acting CCB’s (DHP-CCB and NDHP-CCB)

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DHP- CCB : amlodipine most common (nifedipine XL also used)

NDHP -CCB: can be used if higher heart rate present , diltiazem much more common than verapamil

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What is the most common beta blocker used

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Bisoprolol 2.5-10mg daily

20
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What is the standard first line therapy for patients with heart failure and reduced ejection fraction

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ACEi or ARB, then add a Beta blocker. Add on after standard pharmacotherapy includes mineral corticosteroid receptor antagonists. (Avoid non DHP-CCB)

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First line therapy for patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction

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Beta blocker, or ACEi or ARB. Diuretic if edema present

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First line therapy for stable ischemic heart disease

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Beta blocker then add ACEi or ARB.

Add on therapy: include CCB (if angina), and thiazide or mineral corticosteroid receptor antagonist

23
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First line therapy for patients with diabetes

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ACEi, ARB, CCB or thiazide

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First line therapy for patients with chronic kidney disease

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First line therapy for patients with secondary stoke prevention
Thiazide or thiazide with ACEi
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Treatment of hypertension in associated with diabetes mellitus summary
Diabetes with nephropathy and or CVD or CV risk factors -> ACEi or ARB Diabetes without nephropathy -> 1. ACEi or ARB. 2 DHP-CCB or thiazide like diuretic 2- drug combinations : RAASi + DHP-CCB
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Once first line drugs/ combos considered, if BP still not at target, use one or more of the following :
Low dose spirnolactone ( 12.5-50mg/day) Alpha blocker Furosemide Clonidine Hydralazine