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Contraindications Flashcards

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Beta blockers avoid

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In asthma due to effects on B2, cause bronchospasms (metoprolol & atenolol are B1 selective still don’t use)

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Beta blockers can cause

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HF

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Beta blockers worsen

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Heart block, reduces exercise tolerance, exertion dyspnoea, fatigue, hypotension, bradycardia

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4
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Beta blockers inhibit

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Lipoprotein lipase - worsen lipid profile

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Beta blockers CNS effects

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Nighmeres

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Alpha 1 blockers

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Postural hypotension, depression, drowsiness, nasal stuffiness, increases GI motility (diarrhoea), urinalysis incontinence

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Alpha 2 agonist

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-C & -I effects may promote HF

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ACE inhibitors related to bradykinin increase

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Persistent dry cough, and rarely angioedema

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ACE inhibitor

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Initial hypotension, rash, dysgeusia, foetal abnormalities.
Exacerbates impairment in bilateral renal artery stenosis

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10
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ACE inhibitors caution

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Concurrent use with diuretics and NSAIDS

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Angiotensin receptor blocker

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Usually well tolerated but hypotension, dizzy, rash

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Angiotensin receptor blocker GI

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Nausea, vomit, diarrhoea, hyperkalaemia, renal issues if bilateral renal artery stenosis, teratogenic

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Statins

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Myopathy and rhambdomyolysis (breakdown of muscle fibres releasing myoglobin to plasma and eventually kidneys)

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14
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Statins teratogen

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Inhibiting cholesterol formation can affect developmental genes, avoid in pregnancy

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15
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Statins increased chances of adverse effects

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High dose in elderly, and drug interactions

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16
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Fibrates GI

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GI-related effects are minor and are resolved with withdrawal

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17
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Fibrates interactions with statins

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Some statins causing myalgia (muscle pain) possible with some Fibrates

18
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Low dose aspirin

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Gastric ulceration and bleeding, Reye’s syndrome

19
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Clopidogrel

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Bleeding, haemorrhage, thrombocytopenia

20
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Enoxaparin

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Associated with fewer side effects than UF heparin.
Risk of haemorrhage, bruising, hyperkalaemia, elevated AST & ALT

21
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Warfarin

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Narrow therapeutic index
Haemorrhage (storke), GI tract loss, bruising, teratogenic, skin necrosis.
Several drug interactions

22
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Fibrinolytics

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Bleeding, haemorrhage, nausea, vomiting

23
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Fibrinolytics do not use with

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Anticoagulants

24
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Amlodipine conindicated in

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Unstable angina as it causes reflex tachycardia to maintain BP when TPR drops, increasing myocardial O2 demand

25
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Amlodipine AE

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Flushing, oedema, dizzy, nausea, constipation

26
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Verapamil AE

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Flushing, oedema, dizzy, nausea, constipation

27
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Verapamil contraindications

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HF, bradycardia, conduction defects.
Cannot use with BB

28
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Diltiazem contraindications

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HF, bradycardia, conduction defects.
Cannot use with BB

29
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Nitrates and nitrodilators AE

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Flushing, headache, reflex, tachycardia, palpitations dizzy, hypotension

30
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Nitrates and nitrodilators interactions

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Alcohol, BB, CCB, viagra

31
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Nitrates and nitrodilators tolerance and withdrawal

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Tolerance can develop. avoid abrupt withdrawal

32
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Osmotic diuretic

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Increased ECF vol - pulmonary congestion, hypersensitivity reactions, headache, nausea, vomit

33
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Loop diuretics

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Hypovolemia, dizzy, syncope, Na+ K+ Ca2+ Mg2+ loss, hyperuricemia - gout, metabolic alkalosis

34
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Loop diuretics prolonged use

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Hearing loss, increase renal toxicity of cephalosporins

35
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Thiazide diuretics

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Dehydration, postural hypotension, hyponatremia (lead to Li+ accumulation), metabolic alkalosis, gout, hypokalemia, impotence, hyperglycaemia, prolonged QT interval

36
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Potassium sparing diuretics

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Hyperkalaemia, androgen modulating effects (steroid structure), gynecomastia, GI disturbances

37
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Sodium channel antagonist

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Can induce arrhythmias by slowing conduction

38
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Potassium channel antagonist

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Photosensitive skin rashes, thyroid abnormalities, pulmonary fibrosis, corneal deposits, neurological and GI disturbances

39
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Potassium channel antagonist pregnancy and breast feeding

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Don’t use in pregnancy, expressed in breastmilk

40
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Cardiac glycoside

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Nausea, vomit, confusion

41
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Cardiac glycoside can cause

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Arrhythmias

42
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Cardiac glycoside AE

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Nausea, vomit, confusion

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