Hypertension and CVS Flashcards

CVS

1
Q

What to do if clinic BP 140/90- 179/119

A

offer ABPM

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2
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What if clinic reading 180/120 or more

A

Assess for target organ damage and consider starting drug treatment
Same day review if retinal haemorrhage or pailloedema
repeat in 7 days if no damage
Otherwise same day specialist review + suspected pheochromocytoma

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3
Q

ABPM 135/85-149/94

A

Lifestyle advice unless has diabetes or high QRISK2 in which case consider starting meds

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4
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150/95 or more

A

Medications - investigate with specialist review if under 40

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5
Q

Drug choice for black patient with diabetes

A

ACE or ARB

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6
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Drug choice black patient

A

CCB

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7
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young white

A

give ACE or ARB

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8
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Diabetics

A

Always ACE

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9
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old (55+)

A

CCB

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10
Q

What to add when on dual therapy and still hypertensive

A

Thiazide like diuretic

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11
Q

What to add when on triple therapy already

A

Low dose spironolactone If K+ <4.5
or alpha/beta blocker if K+ >4.5

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12
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Ramipril Dose

A

By mouth

Adult
Initially 1.25–2.5 mg once daily, increased if necessary up to 10 mg once daily, dose to be increased at intervals of 2–4 weeks.

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13
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Amlodipine dose

A

By mouth

Adult
Initially 5 mg once daily; increased if necessary up to 10 mg once daily.

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14
Q

CCB side effect

A

Abdominal pain; dizziness; drowsiness; flushing; headache; nausea; palpitations; peripheral oedema; skin reactions; tachycardia; vomiting

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15
Q

Bendroflumathiazide dose

A

By mouth

Adult
2.5 mg once daily, dose to be taken in the morning, higher doses are rarely necessary.

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16
Q

Spironalactone dose HTN

A

By mouth

Adult
25 mg once daily.

17
Q

Dose for statin

A

Atorvastatin 20 mg

18
Q

What is dose for furosemide symptomatic relief in pulmonary oedema

A

Furosemide 20 mg IV

19
Q

ABCDE of pulmonary oedema

A

A lveolar oedema
Kerley B lines
C ardiomegaly
Upper lobe D iversion
Pleural E ffusion

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