Heart Failure Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

tx for stage A

indications:
-Vascular disease, diabetes, hypertension

A

ACE inhibitors

ARB

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tx for stage B

Indications:

1) Recent or remote MI, asymptomatic LVD, hypertensive LVH
2) Recent or remote MI, asymptomatic LVD

A

1) ACE inhibitor or ARB

2) beta-blocker

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3
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tx for stage C

Indications: All pt

A

Ace inhibitor or ARB

Beta blocker

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4
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tx for stage C

Indication: fluid retention

A

Diuretics

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5
Q

tx Stage C

Indication: Symptomatic LVD, post-MI HF, LVD

A

Aldosterone antagonist

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6
Q

tx stage C

Indication:
Symptomatic HF, African-American race

A

Hydralazine and nitrates

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7
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tx stage C

indication: symptomatic HF

A

ARB and ACEI

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8
Q

tx stage C

indication: symptomatic HF, a fib

A

digoxin

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9
Q

tx stage D

indication: All patients unless contraindicated or not tolerated

A

ACEI or ARB

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10
Q

tx stage D

indication:Stable NYHA class IV

A

beta blocker

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11
Q

tx stage D

indication: fluid retention

A

diuretics

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12
Q

tx stage D

indication: Atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response

A

digoxin

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13
Q

tx stage D

indication: Bridge to transplantation or end of life

A

positive inotropes

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14
Q

stage A

A

high risk developing HF

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15
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stage B

A

asymptomatic HF

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16
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stage C

A

symptomatic HF

17
Q

stage D

A

refractory end-stage HF

18
Q

drug to increase cytosolic Ca2+

increasing myocardial contractility

A

Cardiac glycosides - Digitalis (digoxin)

19
Q

drug to Increase myocardial cAMP

increasing myocardial contractility

A

Phosphodiesterase inhibitors (Amrinone, Milrinone)

20
Q

drug that is an agonist at beta1 receptor

increasing myocardial contractility

A

beta adrenergic agonists

(Isuprel, Dobutamine, Dopamine, Epinephrine, Norepinephrine)

21
Q

drug that increases beta1 receptor density

increasing myocardial contractility

A

B1 adrenergic antagonist

Metoprolol and Carvedilol

22
Q

MOA of digoxin

A

Block Na/K ATPase enzyme – will not get exiting of Na out of cell and get an increase in [Na+]; calcium stops moving out of cell as well –> increase contractility

23
Q

cardiac effects of digoxin

A
  • *Positive inotropic effect
  • decrease EDV and ↓ESV
  • ↓ pulmonary and systemic venous pressure
  • reflex ↓SANS –> (↓preload, afterload & ↓HR)
  • *Direct (+) vagal effect –>
  • increase vagal tone –> decrease A-V conduction
  • increase PR interval (longer ERP)
  • ↓APD (shorter QT)

**↑coronary flow (↓hypertrophy)

  • *Proarrhythmic
  • ST depression (typical hockey stick)*
24
Q

T1/2 of digoxin

A

36-48 hrs

25
Q

digoxin:

Near steady-state blood levels are achieved____ days after initiation of maintenance therapy.

A

7

26
Q

Digoxin is excreted by the 1 and is affect by rx that chage 2

A
  1. kidney

2. RBF

27
Q

SE of digoxin

A
  1. Low margin of safety
  2. Electrolyte disturbances (hypokalemia) & acid-base dysbalance –> susceptibility to side effects –> monitor plasma K+
  3. Arrhythmias
  4. CTZ stimulation induces anorexia, nausea, vomiting
28
Q

what is digoxin often used for

A

HF, especially CHF with AF ( no longer 1st line therapy)

29
Q

how are adverse elvations in plasma digoxin corrected

A

cholestyramine

digoxin immune Fab (des-IgG) [Digibind®]–

  • IV –> immediate onset of action
  • clinical effects also reversed
30
Q

cardiovascular effects of what drug?

1) Directly stimulate myocardial contractility
2) Accelerate myocardial relaxation
3. Balanced arterial & venous dilation
- -> decrease TPR, PVR, decrease LV, RV filling pressures

A

Imamrinone and Milrinone (phosphodiesterase 3 inhibitors)

31
Q

what is imamrinone and milrinone approved for?

A

short-term circulation support in advanced CHF

32
Q

MOA of inamrinone and milrinone

A

inhibit phosphodiesterase 3

increase cAMP

33
Q

how does digoxin effect mortality rate

A

no effect