Wk 5 Antihypertensive medications Flashcards

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1
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ACE inhibitors action

2

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  1. block production of Ag II leading to vasodilation

2. excretes sodium and water and retention of K by kidneys

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ACE inhibitors - uses

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  1. HTN
  2. HF
  3. MI
  4. nephropathy
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ACE inhibitor s/e

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  1. first dose hypotension
  2. cough
  3. hyperkalemia
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ACE inhibitors rx names

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  1. enalapril/Vasotec

2. lisinopril/Prinivil, Zestril

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ARBS action

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blocks Ag II resulting in vasodilation and excretion of sodium and water

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ARBS uses

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  1. HTN
  2. HF
  3. stroke prevention
  4. nephropathy
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what is difference between ARBS and ACE inhibitors

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cough and hyperkalemia are not s/e of ARBS

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ARBS s/e

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  1. angioedema - give epinephrine if needed

2. fetal injury

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beta blockers action

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beta1-adrenergic blockage in the myocardium and electrical condition resulting in:

  1. decrease HR
  2. decrease contractility
  3. decrease rate of conduction through AV nodes
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BB uses

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  1. angina
  2. dysrhythmias
  3. HF
  4. MI
  5. HTN
  6. stage fright
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beta1 blockade BB a/e

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  1. bradycardia - monitor pulse, do not give if under 60
  2. decrease CO
  3. AV block
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BB rx

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  1. metoprolol/Lopressor

2. propranolol/Inderal

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CCB action

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decrease peripheral resistance by relaxing smooth muscle, limits muscle contraction

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CCB uses

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  1. angina
  2. dysrhythmias
  3. HTN
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CCB - with all check these
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-monitor
-do not
-watch for
-give
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  1. monitor BP, HR, weight, edema
  2. do not administer w/ grapefruit
  3. watch for bradycardia
  4. give cautiously for pts with digoxin (can increase dig levels)
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CCB rx

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diltiazem/Cardizem

17
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four main classes of diuretics

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  1. high loop (K wasting)
  2. thiazide diuretics
  3. K sparing
  4. osmotic diuretics
18
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osmotic diuretics works where

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proximal convoluted loop

19
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diuretics - high loop aka

20
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high loop is where

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thick ascending loop of Henle

21
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high loop rx

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furosemide/Lasix

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fureosemide/Lasix is to

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high loop - potassium wasting

23
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furosemide/Lasix a/e

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ototoxicity (give slow IV push) and avoid other ototoxic meds i.e. gentamyacin

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first choice drug for essential HTN

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thiazide diuretic - hydrochlorothiazide

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K-sparing diuretic name
spironolactone/Aldactone
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K-sparing diuretic action
blocks the action of aldosterone (which is sodium and water retention) which results in potassium retention and secretion of sodium and water