HTN Prototypes Flashcards

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hydrochlorothiazide therapeutic class:

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diuretic

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hydrochlorothiazide pharm class

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thiazide, potassium wasting diuretic

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hydrochlorothiazide MOA

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reduce blood volume through excretion of water and potassium, reducing blood volume and BP

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hydrochlorothiazide side effects

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hypokalemia, hyponatremia, hypotension, dizzeness, dehydration

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hydrochlorothiazide patient consideration

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observe hypokalemia, increase potassium-containing foods, don’t give to patients who don’t make urine

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hydrochlorothiazide drug interactions

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hypokalemia increases risk of digoxin toxicity

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furosemide therapeutic class

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diuretic, antihyperintensive

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furosemide pharm calss

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loop diuretic, potent potassium wasting diuretic

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furosemide MOA

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works in loop of Henle to promote the excretion of sodium and water and reduces blood volume, causes potassium wasting, produces rapid diuresis when given IV

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furosemide side effects

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hypokalemia (check potassium before giving), orthostatic HTN, ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity, hyperglycemia

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furosemide nursing considerations

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monitor intake and output, k+ levels, blood glucose, hearing loss, use cautiously with drugs that deplete K+

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spironolactone therapeutic class

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antihypertensives, reduces edema

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spironolactone pharm class

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potassium-sparing diuretic, aldosterone antagonist

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spironolactone MOA

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inhibits aldosterone which increases water and sodium excretion (RAAS), commonly used to treat HTN along with other anti-HTN drugs, slows progression of heart failure

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spironolactone side effects

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hyperkalemia (especially if taken with ACE inhibitors), gynecomastia

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spironolactone nursing considerations

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give with food to increase absorption of drugs, do NOT give K+ supplements or salt-substitute, warm male patients about gynecomastia

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lisinopril therapeutic class

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drug for HTN and heart failure

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lisinopril pharm class

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ACE inhibitor

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lisinopril MOA

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inhibits ACE which is responsible for converting angiotensin I to angiotensin II which ultimately blocks effects of aldosterone

20
Q

lisinopril side effects

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cough and swelling and tongue fullness is expected, angioedema, hyperkalemia, hypotension, used with thiazide diuretics

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losartan therapeutic class

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hypertension

22
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losartan pharm class

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angiotensin II receptor blocker

23
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losartan MOA

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vasodialation and reduced blood volume

24
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losartan side effects

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HYPOglycemia, dizziness, stuffy nose, fatigue

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losartan Black box warning
do not use when pregnant
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losartan nursing considerations
increase risk for hyperkalemia
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metoprolol therapeutic class
HTN and heart failure
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metoprolol pharm class
beta-adrenergic blocker (selective for beta 1)
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metoprolol MOA
reduces sympathetic stimulation of heart and decreases cardiac workload, preferred for patients with respiratory disease
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metoprolol side effects
hypotension, bradycardia, enhance hypoglycemic affects of insulin
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metoprolol black box warning
withdrawl may make angina worse or casue MI
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metoprolol contraindication
heart block, cardiogenic shock, hypotension, overt cardiac failure
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nifedipine therapeutic class
HTN drug
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nifedipine pharm class
calcium channel blocker
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nifedipine MOA
blocks calcium channels in smooth muscle of coronary arteries and less oxygen consumed by heart and fall in BP
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nifedipine side effects
dizziness, hypotension, headache, gerd
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nifedipine nursing considerations
give cautiously with other antihypertensives, digoxin toxicity, don't take with grapefruit juice, don't drink alcohol