cvf drugs Flashcards
what is left ventricular systolic dysfuciotion
when ther is decreaed pumping function of the heart which result in fluid back up. it is a redece ejection fraction
what is left venticar dystoic heart falurew
thickingin and stiff heart mulse
heart does not fill properly with blood
fluid backs up to the lungs and the heart
what is an example of lloop diuretic
furosemide,
what is the purpose of loop dietucis
inbits na k and cl tranprot in the loop of henle, works t low globerlfilton rates
what are the adbverse effect of loop diatics and combition of thiide diuretics
dehydraiton, hypotenion, hypokaleamia, hypoateramia, gout, imparent glucose tolernace
what drugs react with frusemide
aminoglycoise - reanl impairment
lithium - renal toxicity
nsaid - renal toxicity
antihyertin - profound hypertension
vancomying - renal toxicity
neurohormal antagonis types
ace inhbitors
beta receptor blockers
mineralcorticod receptor blocer
combined angiote plu anp/bnp
what is teh effect of angoitensin coverting enzyme inhibtors
reduce reloa dn and endyslic volue by reducing angiotensin 2
what are the adverse effectr so ace inhibitors
cough, renal impaerment, renal failurew, hyperkalaemia, angioedmea
what drugs react with ace inhitrs
ns aids
potassium supplements
valsartan sacumbitrial is what
combined valsartan and arb and nepriily ihbitor whih blocks, angiotensin 2
how is elegicbe for sacubitrail valsartan
if your ejection fraction is less than 35% - already on ace inhior or angiotensni 2 receptor blcoers
what do minerallocorticod recpotrs antagoins do
block receptors that bind aldosterone an other stoerid hormnoes
act on distal tube
potaisum sparing dierutic
who is elegible for mra
if less than 35% lvef , and sympthematic
examples of mras
spironolactone and eplerenone