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Dosing for Exam 1 (Angina and ACS) Flashcards

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How is aspirin dosed chronically? Upon ACS presentation?

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Chronic: 75-162mg daily
ACS: 162-325mg chewed and swallowed

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How is clopidogrel (Plavix) dosed chronically? What is the loading dose before PCI? What is the loading dose otherwise?

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Chronic: 75mg daily
PCI LD: 600mg once
LD: 300mg unless >75yo

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How is prasugrel (Effient) dosed chronically? What is the loading dose?

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Chronic: 10mg daily (or 5mg if 75mg unless DM or MI hx

Do not use if TIA/stroke hx

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How is ticagrelor (Brilinta) dosed chronically? What is the loading dose?

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Chronic: 90mg BID
LD: 180mg once

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True or false: Clopidogrel, prasugrel, or ticagrelor may be used instead of aspirin for prevention of ACS if the patient is intolerant to aspirin.

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False–prasugrel and ticagrelor are only indicated following ACS

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What is the duration of dual antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) following stent placement? What kind of stent may not need DAPT for as long?

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At least 12 months. A BMS may be discontinued after 1 month if there is a compelling reason to do so.

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What therapy may be considered for DAPT if a patient is allergic to ASA or P2Y12 inhibitors?

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Consider anticoagulant for a year.

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What chronic angina therapy leads to the biggest decrease in LV volume?

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Nitrates

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What is the dosing for NTG SL tabs?

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0.3-0.5mg SL prn, repeat dose 1-3 times q5minutes

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What is the dosing for NTG translingual spray?

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0.4mg spray SL prn, repeat dose 1-3 times q5min

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What is the dosing for NTG buccal tabs?

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1-3mg buccally once

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What is the dosing for ISDN chewable tabs?

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5-10mg once, chewed

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What is the dosing for ISDN sublingual tabs?

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2.5-10mg SL once

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How should a patient be counseled regarding storage of their NTG SL tablets?

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Nitroglycerin tablets must be replaced every 6 months and kept away from heat, light, and moisture. Replace the cap soon after opening.

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How should a patient be instructed to take their NTG tablets?

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Sit down and then place one tablet under your tongue. If pain does not go away after 5 minutes, call 911 and take second. May take a 3rd after another 5 minutes. Patients may also use them preventatively.

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How is atenolol (Tenormin) dosed for angina prevention? How is it eliminated?

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50-100mg PO daily; eliminated renally (watch!)

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How is carvedilol (Coreg) dosed for angina prevention? Does it need to be renally adjusted?

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25-50mg BID; no–eliminated hepatic

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How is metoprolol (Lopressor) dosed for angina prevention? Is it adjusted for renal dysfunction?

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50-100mg BID; eliminated hepatically

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How is metoprolol XL (Toprol XL) dosed for angina prevention?

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100-200mg daily

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How is propranolol LA (Inderal LA) dosed for angina prevention? How is it eliminated?

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80-160mg daily; hepatic

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At what doses do atenolol and metoprolol lose their cardioselectivity?

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Atenolol 100mg daily

Metoprolol 200mg total daily dose

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What are the approximate target heart rates for a CAD patient on a beta blocker?

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Rest: 50-60 bpm
Exercise: less than 100 bpm

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How is nifedipine (Procardia, Adalat) dosed for angina prevention?

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10-20mg TID

24
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How is nicardipine (Cardene) dosed for angina prevention?

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20-40mg TID

25
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How is amlodipine (Norvasc) dosed for angina prevention?

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5-10mg daily

26
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How is verapamil (Calan, Isoptin) dosed for angina prevention?

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60-90mg TID-QID

27
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How is verapamil SR (Calan-SR, Isoptin-SR, Covera-HS, Verelan) dosed for angina prevention?

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240mg daily

28
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How is diltiazem IR (Cardizem) dosed for angina prevention? Diltiazem SR (Cardizem-SR)?

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IR: 80-120mg TID
SR: 60-120mg BID

29
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How is diltiazem CD/XR/ER (Cardizem-CD, Dilacor-XR, Tiamate/Tiazac) dosed for angina prevention?

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180-360mg daily

540 max for XR

30
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How is isosorbide dinitrate IR dosed for angina prevention?

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5-40mg BID-TID

e.g. 7am, 1pm or 8am, 12pm, 4pm

31
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How is isosorbide dinitrate SR caps/tabs dosed for angina prevention?

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40-80mg daily-BID (7 hours apart)

e.g. 8am and 3pm

32
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How is isosorbide mononitrate IR dosed for angina prevention?

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10-20mg BID 7 hours apart

33
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How is isosorbide dinitrate SR dosed for angina prevention?

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30-240mg daily

34
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How is ranolazine dosed for angina prevention?

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500-1000mg BID

35
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How is morphine dosed in acute coronary syndromes?

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2-4mg IV, repeated every 5-30 minutes in increments of 2-8mg for pain relief (monitor BP and RR after each bolus)

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How are IV nitrates dosed in ACS?

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5-10mcg/min titrated to 75-100 (max 200) mcg/min to symptom relief or limiting side effects

37
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How is cangrelor dosed in PCI?

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30mcg/kg IV bolus followed by 4mcg/kg/min IV infusion when PCI performed.

38
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When do the doses of Integrelin and Aggrastat need to be reduced?

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When CrCl under 50mL/min (eptifibitide) or under 30mL/min (tirofiban)

39
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How is bivalirudin (Angiomax) dosed during PCI?

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0.75mg/kg IV bolus followed by 1.75mg/kg/hr until end of PCI (can continue at 0.25mg/kg/hr if desired)
If CrCl is 30-60, 1.4mg/kg/hr
If CrCl under 30, 1mg/kg/hr

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How is UFH dosed for PCI?

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50-70 units/kg (ACT 250-350s) or 70-100 units/kg (ACT 200-250s). Continue only until end of PCI.

41
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How is streptokinase dosed in medical reperfusion?

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1.5 million units in 50mL NS or D5W over 60 minutes

42
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How is alteplase (tPA, Activase) dosed in medical reperfusion?

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15mg IV bolus

  1. 75mg/kg over 30 minutes [max 50mg]
  2. 5mg/kg over 60 minutes [max 35mg]
43
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How is reteplase (Retavase) dosed in medical reperfusion?

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10 units IV

10 units IV 30 minutes later

44
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How is tenecteplase (TNKase) dosed in medical reperfusion?

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Less than or = 60kg: 30mg IV
60-69.9kg: 35mg 
70-79.9kg: 40mg
80-89.9kg: 45mg
90kg or over: 50mg
45
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How is UFH dosed when adjunctive anticoagulant for medical reperfusion?

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60 units/kg IV bolus (MAX 4000 units) then 12 units/kg/hr (MAX 1000 units/hr)
aPTT goal 1.5-2x control

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How is enoxaparin dosed for medical reperfusion?

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30mg IV bolus then 1mg/kg SC q12h until discharge
If CrCl under 30mL/min: 1mg/kg SQ q24h
If age over 75: 0.75mg/kg q12h

[generally max 75mg for first 2 doses]

47
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How is metoprolol dosed IV in ACS?

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5mg IV q5min x3 doses then 50mg PO q6h

48
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How is atenolol dosed IV in ACS?

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5mg IV, repeated in 5 minutes, then 50-100mg PO daily

49
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How is lisinopril dosed initially in STEMI? What is the target dose?

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2.5-5mg – target 10-20mg daily

50
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How is enalapril dosed initially in STEMI? What is the target dose?

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2.5-5mg – target 10mg BID

51
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How is ramipril dosed initially in STEMI? What is the target dose?

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1.25-2.5mg – 5mg BID or 10mg daily

52
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How is valsartan dosed initially in STEMI? What is the target dose?

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40mg – target 160mg BID

53
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How is losartan dosed initially in STEMI? What is the target dose?

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12.5-25mg – target 150mg daily

54
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How is eplerenone dosed initially in STEMI? What is the target dose?

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Initial 25mg – target 50mg daily

55
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How is spironolactone dosed initially? What is the target dose?

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Initial 12.5mg – target 25-50mg daily

56
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How is enoxaparin dosed for ischemia-guided?

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1mg/kg SQ q12h or q24h if CrCl under 30

57
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How is fondaparinux dosed for ischemia guided?

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2.5mg SQ once daily

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