Chronic Heart Failure Flashcards

1
Q

common symptoms of HF

A

fluid overload
SOB
edema

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2
Q

EF of what indicates systolic dysfunction or heart failure with reduced ejection fraction

A

<40%

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3
Q

normal EF

A

55-70%

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4
Q

Labs for HF

A

inc. BNP (normal is <100)

inc. NT-proBNP (normal is <300)

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5
Q

Define Cardiac output

A

the volume of blood that is pumped by the heart in one minute

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6
Q

When to notify MD about weight gain

A

2-4 lbs in one day

3-5 lbs in one week

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7
Q

Drugs that worsen HF

A
"Drug Information NATION"
DPP-4 inhibitors
Immunosuppressants
Non-DHP CCB
Antiarrhythmics-class 1
Thiazolidinediones
Itraconazole
Oncology agents
NSAIDs
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8
Q

Medications in HF that decrease mortaility

A

ACEi/ARB
ARNI (entreso)
BB
Aldosterone receptor antagonists

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9
Q

Medication in HF that decrease mortality for select patients

A
Hydralazine and nitrates
-dec. in black patients with NYHA class 3-4
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10
Q

medication in HF that do not decrease HF

A

loop
digoxin
ivabradine

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11
Q

furosemide: bumetanide: torsemide: ethacynic acid equivalent dosing

A

furosemide 40
bumetanide 1
torsemide 20
ethacrynic acid 50

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12
Q

NSAIDs and HF

A

avoid b/c NSAids inc Na and H20 retention

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13
Q

Angioedema is more common ACE vs ARB

A

ACE

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14
Q

Main point about dosing ACEi and ARB in HF

A

titrate to target dose not BP

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15
Q

Enalapril target dose in HF

A

10-20 BID

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16
Q

lisinopril target dose in HF

A

20-40

17
Q

Quinapril target dose in HF

A

20

18
Q

Ramipril target dose in HF

A

10

19
Q

Losartan target dose in HF

A

50-150

20
Q

Valsartan target dose in HF

A

160 BID

21
Q

only BB recommended for HF

A

bisoprolol
carvedilol (IR and ER)
metoprolol succinate ER

22
Q

metoprolol target dose in HF

A

200mg QD

23
Q

Carvedilol IR target dose in HF

A

< 85 kg 25 mg BID

> 85 kg 50 mg BID

24
Q

carvedilol ER target dose in HF

A

80 mg QD

25
Q

target spironolactone dose in HF

A

25 mg QD or BID

26
Q

Hydralazine MOA

A

direct arterial vasodilator which decrases afterload

27
Q

Digoxin MOA

A

inhibits the Na/K ATPase pump which results in a positive inotropic effect (inc. in CO). also exerts a parasympathetic effect which provides a negative chronotropic effect (dec. HR)