Exam 6 lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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ACEi inhibits conversion of

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ANG I to ANG II

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2
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How do ARBs work

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Block the effects of ANG II by binding to target receptors

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3
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Renin inhibitors MOA

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Inhibit Antiotensinogen to ANG I conversion

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4
Q

All ACe I drugs end with

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-pril

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5
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ACE i dosing

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Most are dosed once a day
captoptril is dosed 2-3 times a day

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6
Q

Dosing strategy for ACE i drugs

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Never start on a max dose, always start on lowest possibel dose

Dose at night for BP dip overnight

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7
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adverse effects of ANg i

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Angioedema, cough, hyperkalemia, acute renal failure

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8
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CI of ACE i

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Hx of angioedema on an ACE i
concomitant use of aliskiren in pts with DM
Pregnant/nursing

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9
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if hx of angioedema/cough of ACE we use

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ARB

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10
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ARBs all end with

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-sartan

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11
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Dosing of ARBs

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Losartan and Eprosartan only doses given twice

All other once

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12
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adverse effects of ARBs

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Angioedema, hyperkalemia, acute renal failure

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13
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CI of ARBs

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Angioedema on ARBs
Concomitant use of aliskiren in pts with DM
Pregnancy/nursing

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14
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ACEi/ARB monitoring

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check baseline for K and renal function
Check BMP within 1 week for elderly

In low risk pts or ots with K<4.5 wait 3-4 weeks before initial assesment

check 3-4 weeks after initiation if elevated Scr or K at 1-2 weeks

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15
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When to hold or reduce ACI/ARB dose

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if K>5.5
Scr>30%

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16
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direct renin inhibitor drug name

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Aliskiren

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17
Q

CI of aliskiren

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Concomitant use with ACE or ARB in DM pts

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18
Q

Dosing of Aliskiren

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QD

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19
Q

Monitoring parameters for aliskiren

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K, BUN, SCr

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20
Q

Adverse effects of Alsikiren

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NO cough

Diarrhea, h/a, hyperkalemia, renal insufficiency, dizziness

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21
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CCB MOA

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inhibit influx of Ca across cardiac and smoth muscle causing vasoddilation

22
Q

Which CCB has more vasidilation

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DHP

23
Q

What patient population would have additional benefits for CCBs

A

Reynauds syndrome
elderly pts with isolated systolic HTN

24
Q

Which CCB can cause baroreceptor mediated tachycardia

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DHP

25
Q

DHP drugs

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All end in -pine

Amlodipine, nifedipine

26
Q

How often are CCBs dosed

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QD except for Isradipine and nicardipine (BID for both)

27
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Adverse ffects of CCBs

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Reflex tachycardia, flushing, dizziness

28
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Warnings for CCB

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increase risk of angina/MI in pts with obstructive coronary disease due to reflex tachycardia

29
Q

Patients with additional benefits for non DHP CCBs

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Supraventriculat tachycardia
A fib
pts with Angina who can not tolerate BB

30
Q

How do non DHP CCBs affect AV node conduction and HR

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Decrease both

31
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NON DHP CCBs drug names

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Verapamil and diltiazem

32
Q

How often are diltiazem and verapamil dosed

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QD or BID

33
Q

Adverse effects of NON DHP CCBs

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Bradycardia, H/A, Dizziness, AV node block, (Constipation in verapamil)

34
Q

If a CCB is needed for HF choose

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Amlodipine

35
Q

Amlodipine side effects

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Might cause swollen ankles (decrease dose to combat this)
COmpression stockings could help

36
Q

WHich CCB helps with both BP and Angina

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NON-DHP CCBs (diltiazem and verapamil)

37
Q

Compelling indication for the use of B blockers

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Stacle ischemic heart disease
HFrEF

38
Q

Important counseling point for BB

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AVOID abrupt cessation

39
Q

What are some cardioselective B blockers

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Atenolol, Betaxolol, Bisoprolol, Metoprolol tartrate and metorpolol succinate, Nebivolol

40
Q

WHich cardioselective B blocker is short acting and is dosed BID

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Metorprolol tartrate

All others dosed QD

41
Q

How does nebivolol differ from other B blockers

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It induces NO, causes vasodilation

42
Q

Non-selective B blockers

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Nadolol
Propanolol IR
Propanolol LA

43
Q

Which non selective B blocker is dosed BID

A

Propanolol IR

44
Q

What type of patients should never use NON selective B blockers

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bronchospastic airway disease pts (Asthma, COPD)

45
Q

B blockers with intrinsic sympathomimetic activity (ISA) drugs

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Acebutolol-BID
Penbutolol- QD
Pindolol- BID

46
Q

IMPORTANT What type of pts should never use ISA BB

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Pts with HF and ischemic heart disease

47
Q

Bixed alpha/beta drugs

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Carvedilol
Labetalol

48
Q

How are mixed a/b blockers dosed

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BID

49
Q

B blocker adverse effects

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Bronchospasm, bradycardia, fatigue, exercise intolerance, depression

Can also mask symptoms of hypoglycemia

50
Q

what BB is preferred in PAD (peripheral artery disease)

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Carvedilol

51
Q

What BB is preferred in airway diseases

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Selective BB

52
Q

contraindications of BBs

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2nd and 3rd degree heart block
Bradycardia
HF
Post MI of ISA BBs