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HTN, CV, hyperlipidemia Flashcards

1
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Asthma+angina least preferred drug

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B blocker

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2
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To lyse clots and re-establish tissue perfusion in an MI

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Fibronolytic/Thrombolytics

Alteplase, tenecteplase, urokinase

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3
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Most widely used diuretics

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Thiazide diuretics

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4
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DOC for ventricular arrhythmias

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Amiodarone

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5
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Pregnancy+hyperlipidemia

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Bile acid binding resins

not absorbed systemically

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6
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CCB recommended in pregnancy for htn/angina

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Nifedipine

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7
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Anticoagulant used in pregnancy

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LMWH

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8
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Peptic ulcer least preferred angina drug

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CCB

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9
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Glaucoma

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topical carbonic anyhydrase inhibitors

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10
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DOC for chronic paroxysmal supra-ventricular tachycardia

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B blockers

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11
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Peptic ulcer + angina preferred drugs

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B block

Nitrate or Nitrite

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12
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Peripheral vascular disease+HTN least preferred

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B blockers

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13
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Diuretic combo that causes the most K+ loss

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loop+thiazide

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14
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Severe hypertension/hypertensive emergencies in pregnancy DOC

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Hydralazine

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15
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Central alpha agonist which is safe in pregnancy + HTN

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Methyldopa

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16
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Thiazide diuretic for patients with renal insufficiency

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Indapamide: biliary excretion

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17
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Diuretics capable of working at Low GFR

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Loop diuretics

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18
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Your patient has angina and takes sildenafil (or any ED drug)

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DONT give them nitrates/nitrites

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19
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African american+HTN least preferred

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B blockers

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20
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To produce diuresis in a patient refractory to monotherapy

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Loop+thiazide

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21
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“one of the first choices for antihypertensive therapy”

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Thiazide diuretics

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22
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Decrease intraocular pressure/volume before eye surgery

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Osmotic diuretics

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23
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HTN+ angina least preferred drug

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nitrate or nitrite

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24
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backbone of heart failure therapy

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ACE-Inhibitors

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25
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2nd line for chronic paroxysmal supra-ventricular tachycardia

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CCBs

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26
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The most effective diuretics

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Loop diuretics

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27
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HFrED HTN DOC

A

Captopril/enalapril (ACE-I)

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28
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Short term treatments for refractory heart failure

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Dobutamine

Dopamine (also increases BP)

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29
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Drugs which contain sulfonamide moieties and can’t be given to those allergic

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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
Loop diuretics
Thiazide diuretics

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30
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Elderly or african american preferred diuretic

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thiazide diuretics

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31
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Pregancy+htn drug which is stronger than methyldopa

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Labetalol (a1 and B blocker)

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32
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DM+HTN least preferred

A

B blockers

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33
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To reduce afterload in heart failure

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Arterodilatory

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34
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Flush out nephrotoxic substances

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Osmotic diuretics

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35
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Preferred method of nitrite/nitrate ingestion

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Sublingual

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36
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3rd line for acute paroxysmal supra-ventricular tachycardia

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IV CCBs

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37
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Most effective in hypercholesterolemia

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Niacin

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38
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Central diabetes insipidus

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Desmopressin

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39
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Hyperaldosteronism DOC

A

spironolactone

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40
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Hirsutism DOC

A

Spironolactone

41
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Hypercalcemia

A

Loop diuretics

42
Q

Increase excretion of weak acids by alkalinizing urine

A

Carbonic anyhydrase inhibitors

43
Q

To reduce heart rate in heart failure when beta blockers can’t/won’t

A

Ivabradine

44
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SIADH IV drug

A

Conivaptan

45
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Most effective in increasing HDL

46
Q

4 heart failure drugs with positive inotropic effects

A

digitalis
phosphodiesterase inhibitors
dobutamine
dopamine

47
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To balance out potassium losses, for example in CHF

A

Potassium sparing diuretics + loop agents/thiazides

48
Q

To reduce energy expenditure in heart failure

49
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To increase contractility in heart failure

A

Inotropic drugs

50
Q

Classic/atherosclerotic angina

A

any of the anti-angina meds

51
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Osmotic diuretic DOC

52
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Hypercholesterolemia+HTN least preferred

A

B blockers

53
Q

2nd line for acute acute paroxysmal supra-ventricular tachycardia

54
Q

DOC for reducing LDLs

A

HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (statins)

55
Q

Decrease intracranial pressure in brain edema

A

Osmotic diuretics

56
Q

Lithium-induced diabetes insipidus

57
Q

Prevention of thrombosis is coronary stents

A

Clopidogrel
Ticlopidine
Prasugrel
(ADP inhibitors)

58
Q

Post-MI HTN DOC

A

B blockers

59
Q

Your patient with htn is refractory, what do you do?

A

Adding a second drug with a different mechanism of action is typically more effective than increasing dose of the first drug→ reduces side effects

60
Q

For ED and more spontaneous sexual activity due to longer duration of action. Also has NO visual side effects reported.

61
Q

HTN+DM (+/-DM nephropathy) DOC

A

Captopril/enalapril (ACE-I)

62
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The only loop diuretic which is not a sulfonamide and can be given to allergic patients

A

Ethacrynic acid

63
Q

If you want to reduce htn without having an adverse effect on lipids

A

alpha one agonists (prazosin)
Combinded alpha 1 and beta agonists (Labetalol, carvedilol)
ACE-I
ARBs

64
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High physical activity +HTN least preferred

A

B blockers

65
Q

Asthma + angina preferred drugs

A

CCBs

Nitrate or Nitrite

66
Q

Heart failure least preferred angina drug

A

B blocker
Verapamil
Diltiazem

67
Q

Acute ventricular arrhythmias DOC

A

Lidocaine (Class IB antiarrhythmic)

68
Q

DOC for acute paroxysmal supra-ventricular tachycardia

69
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First choice for hypertension

70
Q

Could cause gout

A

Thiazide diuretics compete with uric acid

71
Q

Drug effective on both supraventricular and ventricular arrhythmias

A

Amiodarone

72
Q

Used for bleeding disorders or reversal of fibrinolytic therapy

A

Aminocaproic acid

Tranexamic acid

73
Q

Diuretic which causes the most NaCl excretion

A

Monotherapy: loops

Comination therapy: loop+thiazide (more than loop alone)

74
Q

Meds which are ineffective at producing coronary vasodilation and therefore not useful for variant/angiospastic angina

A

Beta blockers

75
Q

CCBs more likely to cause reflex tachycardia

A

dihydropyridines (bc they vasodilate the most)

76
Q

Drugs which are inhibited by Aspirin as they depend on prostaglandin synthesisis

A

Loop diuretics

Thiazide diuretics

77
Q

Acute anginal attack (regardless of type)

A

Nitrate or Nitrite

78
Q

To reduce preload in heart failure

A

Diuretic

Venodilator

79
Q

Potassium antiarrhythmic MOA

A

Increased serum K+:
→ more positive (depolarized) resting potential
→ membrane potential stabilizing action by increased K+ permeability: hyperpolarizing→ this action predominates

80
Q

HTN drugs if you’re black

A

Thiazides or CCBs

81
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Asthma+HTN least preferred

A

B blockers

82
Q

DOC for torsade de pointes

83
Q

Heart failure + angina preferred drugs

A

Nitrate or Nitrite

84
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DOC for Wolf-parkison-white syndrome

85
Q

Preferred thiazides for htn

A

Chlorthalidone
Indapamide
(Longer durations of action and last through night)

86
Q

Don’t use with digoxin

A

Loop diuretics (loss of K+)

87
Q

Nephrolithiasis

A

Thiazide diuretics increase Ca++ reabsorption, leading to less stones in tubule

88
Q

HTN + angina preferred drugs

A

B blockers

CCBs

89
Q

Variant/angiospastic angina (prinzmetals) DOC

A

Nitrates

CCBs

90
Q

The worst loop diuretic for ototoxicity

A

Ethacrynic acid

91
Q

Metabolic or respiratory alkalosis

A

Carbonic anyhydrase inhibitors

increase bicarb excretion

92
Q

Most effective angina treatment coombinations

A
  1. B blocker + vasodilator

2. CCB/B blocker + nitrite (minimizes nitrite induced tachycardia)

93
Q

Fibrinolytic agents DOC

A

Tenecteplase

clot selective + longer half life

94
Q

SIADH oral drug

95
Q

Don’t use with aminoglycosides

A

Loop diuretics (ototoxicity)

96
Q

Migraine+HTN DOC

A

B blockers

97
Q

DM + angina preferred drugs

A

CCBs

Nitrate or Nitrite

98
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DM+angina least preferred drug

99
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Chronic kidney disease +/- HTN DOC

A

Captopril/enalapril (ACE-I)

Decrease proteinuria and stabilize renal function

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