Drug Indications Flashcards

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ACE-Inhibitors

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LV systolic dysfunction, HTN, afterload reduction in diastolic HF, status post STEMI or status post NSTEMI in pts with LV systolic dysfunction

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ARBs

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same as for ACE-inhibitor

LV systolic dysfunction, HTN, afterload reduction in diastolic HF, status post STEMI or status post NSTEMI in pts with LV systolic dysfunction

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aspirin

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primary prevention of CAD in high risk pt (ASCVD >10%), secondary prevention in all pts. If stent. ASA 325 mg/d for Afib pts with low risk of thromboembolus

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beta blocker

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angina, STEMI, NSTEMI, SVT, HTN, rate control in Afib, can be helpful for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, VT

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CCB

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angina. avoid in LV systolic dysfunction. rate control Afib, verapamil can be helpul for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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clopidogrel

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s/p STEMI, s/p NSTEMI. bare metal stent (one month) or drug eluting stent (1 year at least, ideally indefinitely).

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digoxin

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rate control in Afib, rate control for SVT (less good of choice than Bblocker or CCB but can be used), pos inotropy in heart failure, narrow therapeutic window

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heparin/LMWH

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ACS. bridge to warfarin. DVT, PE

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statin

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HLD, all pts with NSTEMI/STEMI, unstable angina, chronic angina

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warfarin

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afib, mechanical valves, left ventricular thrombus (v big MI), after acute DVT/PE for 3-6 months

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