anti HTN Flashcards
1
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HCTZ: class
A
- thiazide diuretic
- anti HTN
2
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HCTZ: MOA
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- blocks the reabsorption of Na and Cl in the early DCT
- retention of Na and Cl in the nephron causes water to be retained, so inc flow of urine
- must have adequate kidney function/GFR to work
3
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HCTZ: Indications
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- HTN
- edema
4
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HCTZ: SEs
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- hyponatremia
- hypochloremia
- dehydration
- hypokalemia
- hyperglycemia
- hyperuricemia
- inc LDL
5
Q
HCTZ: nursing implications
A
- evalute fluid and electrolyte levels
- weigh patient
- if K+ falls below 3.5, treat with K supplement or K sparing diuretics
- eat K rich foods
- measure uric acid levels
- watch blood glucose levels
- take in the morning
6
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metoprolol: class
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- anti HTN
- beta blocker
7
Q
metoprolol: MOA
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- promotes selective blockade of beta 1 receptors in the heart
8
Q
metoprolol: indications
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- HTN
- angina
- HF
MI
9
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metoprolol: SEs
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- fatigue
- weakness
10
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metoprolol: ADRs
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- bradycardia
- heart block
- HF (if used incautiously)
- reduced CO
- rebound cardiac excitement w/ abrupt withdrawal
11
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metoprolol: nursing implications
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- contraindicated: bradycardia, AV heart block
- caution in pts with HF
- can be used more safely in asthmatic pts b/c selectively binds to beta 1
- masks common signs of hypoglycemia so need to watch for fatigue, hunger, weakness
- do not d/c abruptly
- monitor BP and HR
- stand up slowly due to possible orthostatic hypoTN
12
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losartan: class
A
- ARB
- anti HTN
13
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losartan: MOA
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- they block access of Ang II to its receptor
- so cause dilation of arterioles and veins
- dec release of aldosterone
- inc excretion of Na and water
14
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losartan: indication
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- HTN
- HF
- diabetic nephropathy
- MI
- stroke prevention
15
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losartan: SEs
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- dizziness
- hyperkalemia (b/c K sparing)
- NO COUGH