Heart Failure Flashcards

1
Q

cause/pathophys of HF

A

ischemia from decreased blood supply by coronary arteries, not meeting myocardium’s oxygen needs

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2
Q

drugs used for chronic heart failure

A

diuretics
ACE inhibitors
ARBs
beta blockers
aldosterone receptor antagonists
cardiac glycosides
vasdilators

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3
Q

drugs used for acuute heart failure

A

diuretics
vasodilators
oxygen
beta recpetor agonists/dobutamine

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4
Q

ACE inhibitor suffix

A

pril

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5
Q

ACE inhibitor effects

A

decrease afterload by decreasing vascular resistance to improve CO

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6
Q

indications for ACE inhibitors

A

pts with any stage of L ventricular failure
those with HFrEF

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7
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adverse effects of ACE inhibitors

A

dry cough
renal insufficiency
hyperkalemia
postural hypotension
teratogenic/fetotoxic

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8
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ARB suffix

A

sartan

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9
Q

MOA of ARBs

A

block At1 receptor on heart, peripheral vasculature, and kidneys
decreases preload and afterload and increase CO

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10
Q

adverse effects of ARBs

A

less cough than ACE inhibitors
hyperkalemia
postural hypotension
fetotoxic

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11
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aldosterone antagonist MOA

A

prevent salt retention and hypokalemia by blocking angiotensin II stimulation

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12
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beta blockers effect in HF

A

reduce mortality by decerasing HR, inhibit renin release from kidneys to decrease work load and oxygen consumption

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13
Q

list beta blockers used for heart failure

A

carvedilol
(beta 1 selective, below)
metoprolol
bisoprolol

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14
Q

adverse effects of beta blockers for HF

A

`bradycardia, OH, fatigue, dizziness

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15
Q

diuretics effect for HF

A

relieve pulmonary congestion and peripheral edema by reducing fluid volume and venous return (preload and afterload)

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16
Q

common suffix for diuretics

A

-ide
but not all
metolazone

17
Q

vasodilators effect for Hf

A

dilate blood vessels to decrease preload and afterload

18
Q

adverse effects of vasodilators for HF

A

headache hypotension, tachycardia

19
Q

ionotropic drugs for heart failure effect

A

positive ionotropes increase cardiac contractility and CO

20
Q

MOA of ionotropic drugs

A

increase cytoplasmic Ca concentration to strengthen muscle contraction
increase Ca concentration by inhibiting Na K pump

21
Q

list ionotropic drugs

A

digoxin
dobutamine
milrinone

22
Q

adverse effects of ionotropic drugs

A

narrow therapeutic window
anorexia
nausea/vomiting
blurred vision
cardiac arrhythmias
hypokalemia

23
Q

digoxin MOA

A

increase Ca concentration by inhibiting Na K pump, ionotropic

24
Q

milrinone MOA

A

phosphodiesterase inhibitor
increase cellular concentration of CAMP to increase Ca in the cell and cardiac contractility

25
Q

MOA dobutamine

A

beta receptor agonist that increase CAMP to increase entry of Ca into cell and enhance muscle contraction in myocardium

26
Q

PT considerations for pts with HF

A

monitor vital signs
consider med side effects
OH
exercise tolerance

27
Q

list aldosterone antagonists

A

spironolactone
eplerenone