Heart Failure Flashcards

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CARDIAC OUTPUT= ______ × ______

  • SV depends on _____, _____ and _____
  • HR depends on _____ and _____ tone

afterload is increased bc of _______
preload increased because of ______

A
stroke volume, heart rate
preload
afterload
contractility
parasympathetic
sympathetic
angiotensin II
aldosterone
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CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES – DIGITALIS

  • Positive _____ (HF) & Negative _____ (AF)
  • Improves symptoms
  • Improves QOF
  • Reduces hospitalizations but does not improve _____
  • Inhibits _____ resulting in increased intracellular concentration of Na+ and decreased exchanges of intracellular _____
  • Increase intracellular Ca2+ improves cardiac _____ (ie force and velocity)- promoting ventricular emptying
  • _____ and _____ compete for myocardium binding sites
  • _____ will decrease digitalis activity and _____ will result in toxicity
A
Inotropic
Chronotropic
survival
Na+/K+- ATPase pump
Ca2+
contractility
K+
Digitalis
Hyperkalemia
hypokalemia
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DOBUTAMINE
(a synthetic catecholamine)
-Pure _____; β1 > β2 > α receptor agonist
-Increase _____

MILRINONE

  • _____ inhibitor
  • Increase _____

-Chronic heart failure patients awaiting heart transplants are candidates for_____ support until the donor heart becomes available

A
adrenergic
intracellular Ca+
PDE
intracellular Ca+
intravenous inotropic
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DIGOXIN – DRUG INTERACTIONS

  • _____ disturbances (_____, _____, and _____) lead to increased sensitivity to digoxin making toxicity more likely even with a lower concentration of serum digoxin
  • Drugs that decrease clearance of digoxin – _____ and _____
A
electrolyte
hypomagnesemia
hypercalcemia
hypokalemia
Macrolides
Antifungals
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CHRONIC HEART FAILURE
-_____ – Pt is stable, fluid retention & pulmonary edema are absent

  • _____ – Pt deteriorates, may present as acute episode of _____ or as lethargy and malaise
  • A reduction in _____ tolerance and increasing _____ on exertion
A
compensated
DECOMPENSATED
pulmonary edema
exercise
breathlessness
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DIGITALIS – USES

  • _____
  • atrial _______/_____
  • _____ (SVT)
A

CHF
fibrillation/flutter
Paroxysmal atrial tachycardia

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DIURETICS

  • DOC for acute _____ edema symptoms
  • Most commonly used is LOOP diuretic (_____)
  • Thiazides (_____) useful in mild HF
  • Aldosterone antagonists ( _____ and _____) is add on therapy to _____
A
pulmonary
Furosemide
Hydrochlorothiazide
Spironolactone
Eplerenone
ACE inhibitors
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management of heart failure

  • NON-PHARMACOLOGIC –
  • Reduction of _____ intake
  • PHARMACOLOGIC –
  • -Drugs that lower mortality
  • -_____/_____
  • -_____ blockers
  • -_____ (or Eplerenone)
  • -_____ and Isosorbide nitrate
  • Drugs that decrease symptoms but do not lower mortality
  • -_____
  • -_____
A
salt
ACE
ARB
Beta
Spironolactone
Hydralazine
Digoxin
diuretics
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DIGITALIS TOXICITY

  • Conditions predisposing to digitalis toxicity:-
  • _____ insufficiency
  • _____ disturbances (Hypokalemia, Hypercalcemia, Hypomagnesemia)
  • Advanced age
  • _____ defects ( sinoatrial & AV block)
  • Thyroid disease, especially _____
A

Renal
electrolyte
conduction
hypothyroidism

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ACE INHIBITORS /ARBS
ACE inhibitors –
-Recommended for all patients irrespective of _____ status, reduce _____ and _____ through _____

ARBs –
-Are acceptable alternatives in those unable to tolerate ACE inhibitors (cough, angioedema), block type 1_____(___) receptors

A
blood pressure
pre-load
after-load
vasodilation
type 1 angiotensin II
AT1
receptors
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________ – initially the preload increases, if there is volume overload initially the stroke volume will keep on building up
But after some time this will not occur, stroke volume will go down, heart is starting to fail

_______ – with increase in afterload, stroke volume starts to go down, the vital organs are not getting enough blood, epinephrine is released constricted vessels

A

starling mechanism

force tension

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DOBUTAMINE AND MILRINONE

  • _____, for a few days in advanced heart failure
  • ++ Sympathetic nervous system including _____ receptors
  • This increases heart rate and contractility = _____
  • Symptoms improve
  • ???Sympathetic ++ was bad in a pathologically diseased heart and will make things worse
  • _____ - long term
  • _____ term – they relieve symptoms
A
IV
Beta
INCREASED CO
yes it will
Short
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collapse- (muscle + pump)

  • Heart gives out –
  • -Can’t keep up with the demands of the body/
  • -Not pumping enough
  • _____ increases
  • _____ backs up in the system
A

inside pressure

fluid

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TOXIC EFFECTS OF DIGITALIS

  • _____ and Vomiting
  • _____
  • _____
  • _____ halo around objects
  • _____ (tachy or brady)
  • MANAGEMENT – _____ (Digoxin-specific antibody (Fab) fragments)
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Nausea
gynecomastia
blurred vision
Yellow
Arrhythmias
Digibind
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  • Back-up in Veins of Lungs (_____ sided heart failure)
  • -_____ edema (_____) and ____
  • Back-up in Veins of Feet and Lower Legs (_____ sided heart failure) and later in the _____
  • -Swelling and Ascites

-_____, Anxiety, _____

A
Left
Pulmonary
pleural effusion
SOB
Right
Abdomen
Tiredness
palpitations
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DIGOXIN – PHARMACOKINETICS

  • _____ bioavailability 70%
  • PPB 20-30%
  • Vd 400L
  • Elimination t1/2 _____ Hrs (Loading dose & Once daily dosing)
  • Excreted unchanged by _____
  • Therapeutic index is very _____ (TDM)
  • Severe toxic effects, such as cardiac _____ may occur at plasma concentrations only _____ the therapeutic plasma concentration range
A
Oral
40
kidneys
narrow
arrhythmias
twice
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diagnosis

  • _____ (test of choice)- determines ejection fraction
  • Chest X ray
  • _____
  • _____ (polypeptide secreted by heart in response to excessive stretching of myocytes) almost always elevated in _____ HF
  • Normal BNP excludes CHF as a cause of _____
A
Echocardiography
Electrocardiogram
Brain Natriuretic peptide
decompensated
dyspnea
18
Q

How about if we give the donkey some incentive to work harder?

  • Two types of drugs can increase the cardiac output
  • _____
  • _____ (Dobutamine and Milirinone)
A

Digoxin

Sympathomimetics

19
Q
left sided HF
causes:
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ disease
-system \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ heart disease
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

effects:

  • pulmonary _______
    • pulmonary ______
  • -decreased __________

-progressive ______ of blood

  • decreased ___________
  • -decreased tissue _____
  • -decreased ________ capacity
A
coronary artery
hypertension
valvular
dilated cardiomyopathy
congestion
edema
oxygenation
backup
ejection fraction
perfusion
extertional
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Where does the blood BACK-UP?

  • Preload is _____
  • Afterload is _____

Classification of heart failure depends on the stage of heart failure

______ – time when heart is filling, depends on venous return
_____– time when the heart is completely full of blood
_______ – the heart contracts and the amount of blood that Goes out depends on afterload

____ – amount of blood left in the heart after systole
A normal functioning heart has ESV, there is always some blood left over
Ejection fraction – amount of blood that is released from heart from the total blood that was originally there after the end of diastole

A
high
high
diastole
EDV
systole
ESV
21
Q
right sided HF
causes:
-persistant \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ failure
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ heart disease
-severe \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ disease such as emphysema

effects:

  • ________ in organ systems (liver, GI tract)
  • peripheral _______ of extremities (ankles, legs)
A
left-sided failrue
valvular
pulmonary
congestion
edema
22
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ASPIRIN USE IN CHRONIC HEART FAILURE

  • Is Aspirin beneficial in CHF patients?
  • Is Aspirin potentially harmful in HF patients?
  • Is it reasonable to expect aspirin would be beneficial in CHF patient with underlying CAD?
  • Other safer options – Anticoagulant (_____) /Antiplatelet (_____, _____)
A

Warfarin
Clopidogrel
Ticagrelor