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04.16 - Antihypertensives (Bahouth) Flashcards

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2 additional actions of Losartan

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Competitive antagonist of TXA2 receptor; Increase Uric Acid excretion

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2 third gen beta blockers

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Bisoprolol, Nebivolol

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A poor response to Thiazides may reflect

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Either overwhelming load of dietary Na, or impaired renal capacity to excrete the Na

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A1-blockers end in

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azocin

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ACEi’s and ARBs are superior in HTN pt’s with

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High renin levels (young people, middle-aged caucasians)

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ACEi’s end in

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pril

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ACEi’s/ARBs should be avoided in any condition that causes

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Hyperkalemia

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Action of Aliskerin

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Renin inhibitor

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Action of Nebivolol

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Highly B1 selective, with NO-mediated vasodilation

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Advantage of secretion of renal prostaglandins

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Catopril –> Delays progression of renal disease in diabetics

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AE’s of ACEi’s besides dry cough

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Hypotension; Hyperkalemia; Angioedema; Fetotoxicity

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12
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Anti-oxididant BB

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Carvedilol, Nebivolol

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ARB’s end in

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sartan

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14
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BB that prevents LDL oxidation and decreases LDL uptake into coronaries

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Carvedilol

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15
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BB with Significant ISA

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Pindolol (also Timolol)

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BB with significant membrane stabilizing activity

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Propanolol (also Metoprolol, Pindolol)

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17
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BB without Lipid Solubility

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Atenolol

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BB’s are highly preferred in HTN patients with

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MI, IHD, CHF

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19
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BB’s are moderately preferred in HTN patients with

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Hyperthyroidism, Migraines

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20
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Best tolerated drugs for monotx of HTN

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Diuertics and ACEi’s

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21
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Can a1 blockers be given as monotherapy

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No

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22
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Can CCB’s be used in diabetics

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Yes

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23
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CCB’s should be reserved for what patients

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do not tolerate diuretics, BB’s, ACEi’s

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24
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Clinical uses of Hydralazine

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IV in HTN emergency from eclampsia

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25
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Clinical uses of Nitroprusside

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IV for HTN emergencies in patients with ventricular failure

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26
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Clonidine withdrawal

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HTN

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27
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Common side effect of Sedation

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Alpha2 agonists

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28
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Competitive antagonist of TXA2 receptor; Increase Uric Acid excretion

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2 additional actions of Losartan

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29
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Dihydropyridines end in

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dipine

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30
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Do ACEi’s have positive impact on mortality in CHF

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yes

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31
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Do ARB’s affect CYP metabolism

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No

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32
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Do BB’s cause retention of salt and water?

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No, can be administered without diuretic

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33
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Effect of ARBs on TPR, PV, CO, BP

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Decrease all

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34
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Effects of alpha2 agonists

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Dec PVR, Dec HR

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35
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Effects of ARB’s

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Vasodilation and Na excretion –> Dec TPR, BV, CO, BP

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36
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First and second drugs administered to diabetic patient with HTN

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ACEi/ARBs first, then CCB

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37
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Hemodynamic effects of alpha1 blockers

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Decrease TPR and Reduce BP

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38
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Hemodynamic effects of Nebivolol

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Significant increase SV, maintains CO and systemic blood flow

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39
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Hemodynamic effects of Nitroprusside

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Dec TPR; Dec CO in normal, but inc CO in patients with ventricular failure (afterload reduced)

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40
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Highly B1 selective, with NO-mediated vasodilation

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Action of Nebivolol

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41
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How do Dihydro-CCB’s affect BP, Sympathetic discharge, and HR

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Dec BP, No change in sympathetics or HR

42
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How does Nitroprusside decrease preload

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Venous pooling - less blood goes to heart

43
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In whom are BB’s not as effective

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AA and Elderly

44
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In whom are CCB’s used (HTN)

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Low renin HTN: AA’s, elderly

45
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Indications for Labetalol

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IV for HTN emergencies

46
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Infrequent but potentially fatal AE of ACEi’s

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Angioedema

47
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Is there a survival benefit with CCB’s for HTN

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no

48
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IV for HTN emergencies

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Indications for Labetalol

49
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IV for HTN emergencies in patients with ventricular failure

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Clinical uses of Nitroprusside

50
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Main side effect of ARB’s

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Fetotoxicity

51
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Major Advantage of Beta Blockers

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Secondary protection in CAD

52
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Metabolic effects of BB’s

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Nonselective: block glycogenolysis; LDL up, HDL down, TG up

53
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MOA of ARB’s

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Selectively block ATII receptors

54
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MOA of BB w/ no ISA

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Block B1 in heart; Block B1 in JGA (inhibit renin release)

55
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MOA of Hydralazine

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Selective arteriolar SM relaxer

56
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MOA of Labetalol

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Nonselective B + a1 receptor antagonist

57
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MOA of Minoxidil

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Relaxes arteriolar SM by opening K channels

58
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Most selective CCB for myocardium

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Verapamil

59
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Non-hemodynamic effects of alpha1 blockers

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Relieve symptoms of BPH; Increase HDL, Lower LDL; Insulin resistance improvement

60
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Non-selective BB in A-N

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Carvedilol (Labetelol?)

61
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Nonselective B + a1 receptor antagonist

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Labetalol, Carvedilol

62
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Other uses of Clonidine

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Releases endogenous opiates; ADHD also

63
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Palpitations; Tachycardia; AI - Hemolytic Anemia

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Side effects of Hydralazine

64
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Peripheral side effects of BB’s

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Cold extremities

65
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Reflex Tach, Renin; Hirsutism (rogaine)

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Side effects of Minoxidil

66
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Reflexive effect of Hydralazine

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Reflex SNS stimulation –> Catecholamine/Renin secretion –> Na retention

67
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Relaxes arteriolar SM by opening K channels

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MOA of Minoxidil

68
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Releases endogenous opiates; ADHD also

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Other uses of Clonidine

69
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Relieve symptoms of BPH; Increase HDL, Lower LDL; Insulin resistance improvement

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a1-receptor blockers

70
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Renin inhibitor

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Aliskerin

71
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Secondary protection in CAD

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Major Advantage of Beta Blockers

72
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Selective arteriolar SM relaxer

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MOA of Hydralazine

73
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Side effect of a1 blockers

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First-dose hypotension (give at bedtime)

74
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Side effects of alpha2-agonists

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Sedation (less with Guanfacine)

75
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Side effects of Hydralazine

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Palpitations; Tachycardia; AI - Hemolytic Anemia

76
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Side effects of Minoxidil

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Reflex Tach, Renin; Hirsutism (rogaine)

77
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T/F: All ARB’s increase Uric Acid excretion

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False, Losartan

78
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The b1 blocker ___ is considered standard tx with ACEi’s and Diuretics

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Bisoprolol

79
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What are contraindicated in Renal Artery Stenosis

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ACEi’s and ARB’s - Kidney needs vasodilatory effects of AT2

80
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What do Hydralazine and Minoxidil have in common besides arteriolar SM relexation

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Increase Renin

81
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What do you want to use with Hydralazine

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BB and diuretics

82
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What ends in -azocin

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A1-blockers

83
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What ends in -dipine

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Dihydropyridines

84
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What ends in -sartan

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ARB’s

85
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What ends in pril

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ACEi’s

86
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What may preserve renal function in HTN patients with non-diabetic nephropathies

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Catopril

87
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What should be chosen as initial Anti-HTN in pateints prone to CHF

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ACEi’s/ARB’s

88
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What should be the initial Anti-HTN in diabetic patients with HTN

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ACEi/ARBs

89
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When are BB’s particularly useful

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HTN’s with Tachycardia, High CO, and/or high renin

90
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When do Diuretics improve mortality in HTN

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Alone or with BB’s

91
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When is Carvedilol used

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CHF and HTN (decreased mortality with mild-moderate CHF)

92
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Which ACEi increases synthesis of renal prostaglandins

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Catopril

93
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Which ACEi is renoprotective

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Catopril –> Delays progression of renal disease in diabetics

94
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Which CCB’s are used for HTN

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Dihydropyridines: Selective for L-type Ca channels on vessels

95
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Which drug increases uric acid urinary excretion

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Losartan

96
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Which drug is a competitive antagonist to TXA2 receptor

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Losartan

97
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Which other drugs do Diuretics augment activity of

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All

98
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Which patients show better responses to diuretics

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Volume dependent HTN (low renin levels)

99
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Why are third gen BB’s preferred over older

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Fewer side effects

100
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What is used in HTN with metabolic syndrome

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Nebivolol

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