ACS pt4-5 contd Flashcards

1
Q

when is an ACE inhibitor especially important?

A

in pts with HFrEF, diabetes, and CKD

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2
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how should ACEI be used in AMI?

A

cautiously in the first 24hrs
may result in hypotension or renal dysfunction

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3
Q

what ACEi are indicated for ACS?

A

captopril
enalapril
lisinopril
ramipril
trandolapril

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4
Q

what is the dosing of captopril?

A

start: 6.25-12.5mg TID
target: 25-50mg TID

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5
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what is the dosing of lisinopril?

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start: 2.5-5mg daily
target: over 10mg daily

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6
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what is the dosing of rampiril?

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starting: 2.5mg BID
target: 5mg BID

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7
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what is the dosing of trandolapril?

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start: 0.5mg daily
target: 4mg daily

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8
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what is the dosing of valsartan?

A

start: 20mg BID
target: 160mg BID

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9
Q

what should be monitored while on an ACEi?

A

K
BP
Scr

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10
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when should ACEi not be used?

A

hypotension/shock
bilateral renal artery stenosis or history of worsening of renal function with ACEi/ARB exposure
acute renal failure
drug allergy/anigoedena

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11
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why should serum creatinine be monitored while taking an ACEi?

A

angiotensin II (which is blocked by an ACEi) causes efferent arteriole vasoconstriction
vasodilation occurs with ACEi use thus increasing SCr

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12
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what are the counseling points of ACEi?

A

helps you live longer
decreases BO
may cause dry cough (switch to ARB)
angioedema (stop taking and seek medical attention)

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13
Q

what is the recommended therapy from PCI to SIHD to DES?

A

at least 6 months of aspirin plus clopidogrel
if develop high risk, d/c P2Y12 after 3 months
if no high risk, may over 6 months of DAPT

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14
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what is the recommended therapy of PCI to SIHD to BMS?

A

at least 1 month of aspirin plus clopidogrel
no risk, continue DAPT

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15
Q

what is the recommended therapy of PCI to ACS?

A

at least 12 months of aspirin plus clopidogrel, prasugrel, or ticagrelor
if high risk, d/c P2Y12 after 6 months
if no risk, continue over year maybe

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16
Q

in what population should triple antithrombotic therapy (with oral anticoag) be used?

A

atrial fibrillation (CHADSVASc 2+)
VTE
mechanical heart valve

17
Q

what is the duration of triple antithrombotic therapy after ACS?

A

minimized
in pts with AF, d/c aspirin after 1-4 weeks after PCI and continue P2Y12 inhibitor and anticoagulant

18
Q

what type of anticoagulant is preferred in triple antithrombotic therapy?

A

NOAC (rivaroxaban) over warfarin to decrease bleeding risk

19
Q

what is the dosing of NTG?

A

0.3-0.4mg under tongue every 5 minutes for three doses max then call 911
every pt should have RX

20
Q

what is the priming of SL NTG spray?

A

nitrolingual - 5 sprays into air
nitro mist - 10 sprays into air

21
Q

what are lifestyle modifications to prevent recurrent MI?

A

stop smoking
adherence to medications
control BO
healthy diet and exercise