CHF (3/6) Flashcards

1
Q

systolic vs diastolic HF

A

systolic LV, reduced EF

diastolic preserved LV EF

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2
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remodeling

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adaptation to reduced CO

cardiac dilation, ^sympathetic tone, water retention and ^BV, natriuretic peptides

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3
Q

remodeling neurohormone systems

A

Renin angiotensin aldosterone, sympathetic nervous

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4
Q

CHF s/s

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s3 gallop, cool pale cyanotic extremities, crackles, vBreath sounds (effusion), ^jugular venous pressure, LE edema, ascites, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, displaced PMI

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5
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CHF diagnostics

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echo (syst vs dias, valve disease), xray (cephalization pulm vessels, Kerley B lines), EKG (ischemic heart disease)

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6
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BNP level of exacerbation

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100+

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7
Q

CHF tx

diuretics

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(mod) Thiazide = vK( ^dig toxicity), w minimal edema
(large) Loop diuretics=vK(^dig toxicity), hypotension, work when gfr is low, for severe HF
(scant) K sparing diuretics-counteract K loss by other meds (vRisk for Dig tox), risk ^K*caution w ARBs/ACEi (dc diuretic)

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8
Q

which diuretic prolongs survival, why

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spironolaction bc blocks aldosterone receptors (not bc diuresis)

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9
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ACEi AE

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vBP, ^K, cough, angioedema, renal failure (bilateral renal artery stenosis) fetal injury

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10
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ARB

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^LV EF, vHF sx, ^exercise tolerance, vHospitalization, vMortality

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11
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ARNI

angiotensin receptor blocker + neprolysin inhibitor

A

entresto
^natiuretic peptides, vAE of RAAS
used in place w ace/arb NOT w/

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12
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DRI

direct renin inhibitor

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HTN only, not HF

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13
Q

B Blockers

1st line

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protect from sympathetic stimulation and dysrhythmias
^LV EF, ^survival
AE: fluid retention, worse HF, fatigue, hypotension, vHR, heart block

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14
Q

Ivabradine

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for stable chronic HF
EF <35%
NSR
70bpm on highest b blocker w/o improvement

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15
Q

Vericiguat

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after hospitalization/outpt diuresis for HF <45%,

AE: vBP, xPD5i, xPregnant

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16
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SGLT-2i

Empaglifozin, Dapaglifozin

A

<40%, vMortality, improve sx,

17
Q

Isosorbide+hydralazine effective for

A

AA

18
Q

Digoxin and cardiac glycosides

A

inotropic (^contraction, alter electrical activity, favorable affect neurohormonal systems
2nd line, does not improve mortality, only sx
compete w K for binding

19
Q

Digoxin hemodynamic benefits

A

vSympathetic tone, ^Urine, vRenin release

vHR, ^cardiac filling, vAfterload, vVenous pressure

20
Q

Digoxin neurohormonal benefits
effect on vagus nerve
effect on kidney

A

supresses renin release=vNa sodium absorption, decreases sympathetic outflow=^`sensitivity cardiac baroreceptors= signal nervous system to reduce sympathetic traffic to periphery

21
Q

ACEi

essential HF therapy**

A

block angiotensin2, vAldosterone, =benefit to cardiac remodeling (due to ^kinins)
arteriole dilation=^blood to kidney, vAftedrload, ^strokevolume/CO
=NA/ water excreted, venous dilation=vVenous pressure, pulmonary congestion, pulm edema, preload, cardiac dilation
aldosterone release suppresion=^sodium water release, ^K retention

22
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CHF stage A

A

risk factors present

23
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CHF stage B

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structural heart disease-LV fibrosis, hypertrophy, LV dilation, hypocontractility, valv heart disease, previous MI
***try to prevent sx from appearing

24
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CHF stage C

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sx and structural heart disease
tx:diuretics, ACEi/ARB. B blocker, aldosterone antagonist for patients with severe sx after MI but monitor K/renal function
digoxin
isosorbide-hydralazine (AA)

25
Q

CHF stage C drugs to avoid

A

antidysrhythmic agents, ca channel blockers, NSAIDs, aspirin

26
Q

CHF stage D

A

b blockers can make HF worse, ACEi=hypotension/renal failure

heart transplant/palliative

27
Q

ICD

biventricular pacemaker

A

EF<35%

helps ventricles pump together correctly (good for ascynchronus HF)

28
Q

Refractory HF

A

inotropic drugs (dobutamine, dopamine, milrinone, nitro)