HTN Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

When should you initiate HTN treatment

A

When BP is over 130/80 and has a ASCVD risk

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2
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What are the four common secondary causes of HTN

A

renal disease, primary aldosteronism, OSA, and drug and alcohol use

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3
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When should you screen for secondary HTN

A

new consent uncontrolled HTN, drug resistant to > 3 drugs, abrupt onset, less than 30 y/o, excessive organ damage, or diastolic HTN in older adults, excessive hypokalemia

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4
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What is the sodium restriction for HTN

A

Less than 1500 mg a day

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5
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What is stage 1 HTN

A

130-139/ 80/89

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6
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What is stage 2 HTN

A

140/90 or greater

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7
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What is elevated BP

A

120-129/80

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8
Q

What is the only direct renin inhibitor

A

Aliskiren

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9
Q

What do you prescribe for first like stage 1 HTN

A

thiazide, CCB, ACE inhibitor/ARB
Once daily dosing

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10
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What are first like therapy stage 2 HTN prescribed

A

Two first line drugs from different classes + once daily dosing and combo therapy

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11
Q

What drug can be used to prevent reoccurrence of AFIB

A

ARBs

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12
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Which drugs that have similar mechanisms of action can be combined?

A

Thiazide + K sparing diuretic + loop diuretics

Dihydropyridine and norhydropyridine CCBs can be combined

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13
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What is the BP goal for companies conditions

A

130/80

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14
Q

What drugs do you avoid for HTN in a patient with metabolic syndrome

A

Beta blockers

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15
Q

What drugs do you avoid in valvular heart disease for HTN

A

Beta blockers

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16
Q

What type of co morbidity is beta blockers the 1st like tx

A

Thoracic aortic disease

17
Q

What patients shouldn’t take calcium channel blockers

A

Patients with HF and reduced EF

18
Q

what patients should avoid ACE and ARB

A

history of angioedema

19
Q

What patients should avoid thiazide diuretics

A

Gout and hyponatremia

20
Q

What class should you use in patients with BPH and HTN

21
Q

What drugs have a reduced response in African Americans

A

ACE-I mono therapy

22
Q

What is the best combo to use in the black population with HTN

A

CCB/diuretic + ACE

23
Q

What HTN drugs should not be used in pregnancy

A

ACE 1, ARB, or direct acting renin inhibitors

24
Q

What are the four main classes of anti HTN that target kidneys

A

ACE, direct renin inhibitors, angiotensin 1 receptor antagonists, beta blockers, and diuretics

25
Which drug classes can you not combine for HTN
ACE, ARB, And renin inhibitors
26
What should you start HTN diabetics on
ACE, and thiazide and follow up in two weeks