Chronic HF Flashcards
Etiologies
-Arrhythmia
-Myocarditis
-HTN
-Drug-induced
-IHD
-Diabetes/obesity/thyroid
-Autoimmune
Sx of HF
Back up of blood
-Dyspnea, cough, orthopnea
-Swelling, weight gain
Lack of blood delivery
-Fatigue, confusion
-Low urine output
-Cold skin
-Irregular heartbeat, exercise intolerance
NYHA Classifications
- Asymptomatic
- Sx with physical activity (exercise, stairs)
- Sx with ordinary activity (dishes, folding clothes)
- Sx at rest
BNP and NTproBNP levels in HF
> 100-400
> 900
EF Ranges
< 40: reduced, systolic dysfunction
41-49: midrange, either or both types
> 50: preserved, diastolic dysfunction
Prev < 40 but now > 40: HF imp EF
Non-Pharm Interventions
-Exercise
-Fluids < 2 L/d
-Weigh daily (> 2 lb in one day or > 5 lb in 1 week)
-Daily BP/HR
-Salt 2 g/d
-Immunizations
-Avoid NSAIDS, tobaccos, nonDHP CCBs, alcohol
Captopril Dosing
6.25 TID - 50 TID
Enalapril Dosing
2.5 BID - 10-20 BID
Lisinopril Dosing
2.5-5 - 20-40 QD
Ramipril Dosing
1.25-5 - 10 QD
ACEI: Monitoring
AE:
-Cough
-Hyperkalemia
-Angioedema
-AKI
-Hypotension
CI:
-Pregnancy
-Hx of angioedema
Check Cr + K in 2 wk after starting/increasing dose
Losartan Dosing
25-150 mg QD
Valsartan Dosing
20 QD - 160 BID
Candesartan Dosing
4-32 QD
ARB: Monitoring
AE:
-Hyperkalemia
-Angioedema
-AKI
-Hypotension
CI:
-Pregnancy
-Hx of angioedema with ARB only
Check Cr + K in 2 wk after starting/increasing dose
Sacubitril/valsartan (Entresto) Dosing
24/26 BID to 97/103 BID