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HTN & HLD drug matrix Flashcards

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hydrochlorothiazide MOA

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works on distal convoluted tubule to inhibit resorption of Na/K+/Cl -> results in decreased cardiac output and increased water loss
also decreases PVR

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hydrochlorothiazide side effects

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hypokalemia + lyte abnormalities
-orthostatic hypotension
-hyperuricemia
-may worsen renal insufficiency
-can elevate levels of glucose, cholesterol & tags

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hydrochlorothiazide nursing considerations

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-watch out for pt’s w/ gout
-give K+ sups & encourage K+ rich foods (potatoes, spinach, kale, beans, tomatoes, banana, avocado)

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Furosemide MOA

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inhibit the kidney’s ability to reabsorb Na in the loop henle -> more Na in urine which water will follow and increase urine output
water pills

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Furosemide side effects

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hypokalemia + lyte abnormalities
-dehydration
-hypotension
-ototoxicity

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Furosemide nursing consideration

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-monitor K+ levels (usually give a sup)

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Spironolactone MOA

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block the action of aldosterone -> K+ retention & excretion of Na & H2O

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Spironolactone side effects

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-hyperkalemia
-endocrine effects (deepened voice, period and erectile, hirsutism)

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Spironolactone nursing considerations

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-usually given w/ other diuretics
-only given PO

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metoprolol/propranolol/carvedilol MOA

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-increases nitric oxide = vasodilation
-blocks stimulation of beta 1 receptors = decreases HR and contractility

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metoprolol/propranolol/carvedilol side effects

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bradycardia
hypotension
-fatigue/lethargy

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metoprolol/propranolol/carvedilol nursing considerations

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-can mask hypoglycemia
-wean when discontinuing to avoid rebound HTN
-hold & call if HR <60 or systolic is <100

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propranolol/carvedilol additional nursing considerations

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do not give to pt’s w/ lung conditions or asthma d/t blocking of beta 2 receptors in the lungs

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clonidine MOA

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decrease sympathetic outflow resulting in decreased stimulation of adrenergic receptors (alpha & beta)

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clonidine side effects

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-drowsiness (give at night, v common)
-rebound HTN
-may worsen pre existing liver disease

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clonidine nursing consideration

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wean when discontinuing

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doxazosin MOA

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selective alpha 1 blockage (directly blocks SNS & decreases PVR) -> venous & arterial dilation

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doxazosin side effects

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-hypotension
-dizzinesss

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doxazosin nursing considerations

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only use after other meds have failed

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captopril/lisinopril MOA

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blocks ACE -> inhibits angiotensin 2 & aldosterone secretion (vasodilation & less water retention)

21
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captopril/lisinopril side effects

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dry, non productive cough
angioedema w/ racial disparity
-first dose hypotension
-dizziness
-rash

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captopril/lisinopril nursing considerations

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do not give to pregnant women
-renal insufficiency so use caution w/ renal disease
-hyperK+ risk (esp on K+ sups)
-often give w/ thiazide diuretics

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captopril additional nursing consideration

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can cause neutropenia -> monitor WBC

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losartan MOA

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blocks the action of angiotensin 2 after it is formed

25
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losartan side effects

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usually well tolerated
-angioedema w/o racial disparities

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losartan nursing considerations

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-do not give to pregnant women requires contraception use
-use cautiously w/ renal pts

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aliskiren MOA

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direct inhibition of renin (induces vasodilation, decrease blood volume & SNS and inhibitors cardiac & vascular hypertrophy)

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aliskiren side effects

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well tolerated
-GI discomfort
-hyperK+ when given w/ ACE (esp in DM pts)

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aliskiren nursing considerations

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-do not give to pregnant women
-takes several weeks to see full effect due to half life

30
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nifedipine/nicardipine MOA

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blocks calcium access to cells causing a decrease in contractility & conductivity of heart (vasodilation of smooth muscles & peripheral arterials)

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nifedipine/nicardipine side effects

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peripheral edema
orthostatic hypotension
-bradycardia
-headache
-abdominal discomfort
-AV block

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nifedipine/nicardipine nursing considerations

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best for elderly and African Americans
-can give diuretics for peripheral edema

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hydralazine MOA

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vasodilator works directly on arterial and venous smooth muscles causing relaxation (decreases systemic & peripheral resistance)

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hydralazine side effects

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-hypotension
-dizziness, headache, tachycardia, edema, dyspnea, GI upset

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hydralazine nursing considerations

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can be given with isosorbide to treat heart failure in African Americans

36
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what drug class can you not give to pregnant women

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-ACE
-ARBs
-Renin inhibitors

37
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what drug classes do you need to watch for renal pts

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-ACEs
-ARBs
-Thiazide Diuretics

38
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statins MOA

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inhibits HMG-CoA reductase -> less cholesterol is produced & more LDL receptors are produced to pull cholesterol out of the blood
(also stabilizes plaque & decreases inflammation)

39
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statins effect on levels

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LDL: 21-63% decrease
HDL: 5-22% increase
TAGs: 6-43 decrease

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statins side effects

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myopathy -> rhabdomyolysis (breakdown of muscle fibers & acute kidney failure)
-hepatotoxicity

41
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statin nursing considerations

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-2 wks to take effect
-take w/ food
-avoid drugs & alcohol

42
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additional nursing considerations for simvastatin & rosuvastatin

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take at night d/t short half life since chol is highest at night

43
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ezetimibe MOA

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blocks absorption of cholesterol in the jejunum (dietary chol)

44
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ezetimibe nursing considerations

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-not as effective as statins d/t dietary chol
-take w/ statin
-2nd line

45
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nursing considerations before giving HLD meds

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-fasting lipid panel
-ALT levels
-CK levels (rhabdo)
-consider secondary causes

46
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what are other meds to treat HLD

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-bile acid sequestrants
-niacin
-fibric acid derivative
-fish oil

47
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what drugs have a risk of hyperkalemia

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-potassium sparing diuretics
-ACEs
-Renin Inhibitors

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