Heart failure drugs Flashcards

1
Q

Which drugs act primarily as arteriodilators?

A

hydralazine
ACE inhibitors
ARBs

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2
Q

Which drugs act primarily as vasodilators?

A

organic nitrates

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3
Q

Which drug is a recombinant human B-type natriuretic peptide?

A

nesiritide

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4
Q

Which drug is used short term in acute CHF because it is pro arrhythmic?

A

milrinone

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5
Q

Whoch drugs offer equal arterio- and vasodilation?

A

sodium nitroprusside

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6
Q

Which HF drug can cause AV block?

A

digoxin

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7
Q

How is digoxin metabolized?

A

renal elimination

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8
Q

Which drug classes cannot be combined with digoxin due to increased toxicity risk?

A

K sparing diuretics

sympathomimetics

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9
Q

Which drugs reduced digoxin absorption?

A

cholestyramine

cholestipol

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10
Q

Which drug is used to reverse the vagomimetic effects of digoxin?

A

atropine

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