HTN, CKD, HLD Flashcards

1
Q

Cardiac complications of HTN

A
CAD
Stroke
MI
vascular / haemorrhagic stroke
vascsular dementia
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2
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When to suspect HTN

A

clinic BP reading of 140 / 90 or above

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3
Q

target organ damage

A

retinopathies
stroke / MI / atherosclerosis / HF / Chronic HD
renal failure (proteinuria)

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4
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Causes of secondary HTN

A

CHAPS
Cushing’s (cortisol ^ > + RAAS - vasodilatory system)
Hyperaldosteronism (^ aldosterone > ^ K+ OUT ^ Na+ IN ^ water retention)
Aortic coarctation (^ myocyte contraction of LV to force blood through aortic narrowing)
Pheochromocytoma (rare aldrenal gland non-cancerous tumor)
Stenosis of renal artery (v GFR > ^ BP to reperfuse kidneys)

+(Pregnancy, COCP, RICP, trauma, white coat syndrome)

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5
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Staging cut offs

A

Pre HTN = 120/80 - 139/89
Stage 1 = 140/90 - 159/99
Stage 2 = 160/100 and above
(Stage 3 = 180/120 and above)

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6
Q

HTN + T2DM treatment first line

A

ACEi / ARB

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7
Q

HTN w/o T2DM + Black African etc. treatment first line

A

CCB

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8
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HTN w/o T2DM + > 55 y/o treatment first line

A

CCB

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9
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HTN w/o T2DM, not Black African + < 55 y/o treatment first line

A

ACEi / ARB

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10
Q

HTN + T2DM treatment second line

A

ACEi / ARB
+
CCB / thiazide - like

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11
Q

HTN w/o T2DM + Black African etc. treatment second line

A

CCB
+
ACEi / ARB / thiazide - like

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12
Q

HTN w/o T2DM + > 55 y/o treatment second line

A

CCB
+
ACEi / ARB / thiazide - like

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13
Q

HTN w/o T2DM, not Black African + < 55 y/o treatment second line

A

ACEi / ARB
+
CCB / thiazide - like

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14
Q

HTN treatment third line

A
ACEi / ARB 
\+ 
CCB
\+
thiazide - like
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15
Q

HTN treatment fourth line

A
  • ABPM / HBPM
  • consider low dose spironolactone (if K+ < 4.5)
  • a X / b X (if K+ > 4.5)
  • seek expert advice
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16
Q

HTN in DM treatment principles

A

lifestyle mod

  • T1DM first line = RAAS mod
  • T2DM first line = AACEi / ARB
17
Q

HTN in renal disease treatment principles

A

if kidney function v = lifestyle mod (ACEi / ARB can be nephrotoxic)
if kidney function - = ACEi / ARB

18
Q

HTN in pregnancy treatment principles

A

lifestyle mod
+ specialist referral
+ trial alternative drugs eg. labetalol
+ monitor for pre-eclampsia (urine dip + BP + Sx)
+ arrange for secondary emergency care if pre-eclampsia is suspected

19
Q

CKD on examination

A

cognitive impairment
HTN / dehydration
hepatomegaly + bladder distention + BL flank masses
peripheral oedema
‘beer’-like urine
malnutrition
NB. not seen until substantial disease progress

20
Q

CKD RFs

A

intrinsic kidney damage - HTN, DM, glomerulonephritis
Nephrotoxic drugs - ACEi, ARBs, bisphosphonates, NSAIDs, ciclosporin
obstructive uropathies
CVD

21
Q

CKD first line investigations

A

BTing - ACR, eGFR, U&Es, HbA1c, lipids
EMUS - ACR
urine dip - haematuria / sediment abnormalities
eg. RBC = glomerular disease, WBC = pylenonephritis, Granular casts / renal tubular cells = parenchymal disease
Renal USS - stones, obstruction, PCKD

22
Q

CKD Management

A
treat underlying cause
monitor disease progression
modify lifestyle 
manage psychological impact 
CVD risk management
23
Q

Types of hyperlipidaemia

A
primary - hereditary 
    TC can be 7-20 mm/L
    statins may not cause much change 
secondary
    can treat more aggressively
24
Q

HLD Management

A

Primary prevention - atorvastatin 20 mg (if CVD risk and QRISK 10%)
Secondary prevention - atorvastatin 80 mg

25
Q

HTN stage 1

A

Clinic BP 140/90 or higher

Avg. ABPM 135/85 or higher

26
Q

HTN stage 2

A

Clinic BP 160/100 or higher

Avg. ABPM 150/95

27
Q

Sev HTN

A

clinic systolic BP 180 or higher

clinic diastolic BP 110 or higher

28
Q

lisinopril class of medication and SEs

A

ACEi

- dry cough, dizziness, headaches