L55 Flashcards

1
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4 reasons to use acetazolamide

A
  1. Glaucoma
  2. Metabolic alkalosis
  3. Altitude sickness
  4. Periodic paralysis - hypo + hyperK
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2
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4 SE of acetazolamide

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Drowsiness
Dizziness
Headache
Fatigue

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3
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Is the diuresis from mannitol water or osmotic?

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Large vol WATER - ↓U Na

Osmotically active - don’t block specific ion transport channels

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4
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3 reasons to use IV mannitol

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  1. ↓ICP
  2. Forced diuresis - lose water
  3. Free radical scavenger (rhabdo)
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5
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SE of mannitol

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Intravasc expansion - might increase ICP or worsen CHF/pulm edema before starts working… be careful

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6
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What disease state induces an osmotic diuresis?

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Diabetes
Excess glucose in urine -> diuresis
Why diabetics so thirsty!!

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7
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Which diuretics are ceiling diuretics?

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Loop: must achieve lower threshold [ ] to achieve diuresis

If increase drug dose above therapeutic window, no additional effects

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8
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Type of diuresis caused by loop diuretics

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Isosthenuric

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9
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4 loop diuretics you need to know

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Furosemide - variable oral availability, sulfa allergy, weak CA inhibitor (PCT), direct vasodilator
Torsemide - more avail but still sulfa allergy
Bumetanide “ “
Ethacrynic acid - no allergy and good avail but no one makes it

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10
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4 uses for loop diuretics

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  1. Edema to due intravasc vol depletion: CHF, acute pulm cong, cirrhosis, nephrotic syndrome
  2. HTN
  3. ↑Ca
  4. Forced diuresis
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5 SE of loops

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  1. Lose too much vol = intravasc vol depletion: circulatory collapse, ↑BUN
  2. ↓K - arrhythmia
  3. ↓Ca
  4. ↓Mg
  5. Ototox - blocks 2Cl/K/Na in the ear!
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U osm created by thiazides

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Urine is either isotonic or hypertonic

Inhibits ability to produce a dilute urine

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13
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Added benefits of thiazides

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Direct vasodilator

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14
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What drug do you use to treat nephrogenic diabetes insipidus (kidney doesn’t respond to ADH)?

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Volume depletion inhibits polyuria
You’re wasting Na and thus water, as your body realizes your hypoNa, it starts to find ways to hold onto water in other ways

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15
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2 thiazides you need to know

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HCTZ - limit to vasodilation and diuretic effects

Metolazone - larger diuresis b/c also has sign prox tubular effects

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16
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Which pts do you NEVER give thiazides to?

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HypoNa

Also ineffective if GFR

17
Q

4 indications to give thiazides

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  1. HTN - 1st choice!!!
  2. Edema
  3. Nephro DI
  4. Hyper-Ca-URIA aka ↑risk kidney stones - works by ↑volume of urine, more dilute
18
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SE of thiazides

A
HypoNa
HypoK
High cholesterol and diabetes - benefits out weigh risks
HyperCa
Hyper-uricemia
↑BUN
19
Q

Indication + 2 SEs for amiloride and triamterene

A
ENAC blockers
Use = ascites due to cirrhosis 
SE:
- Hyper K 
- Hypotension
20
Q

What do you add to HCTZ to prevent hypoK?

A

Triamterene = ENAC blocker

21
Q

3 indications for spironolactone

A
  1. Cirrhosis (ascites)
  2. CHF - SURVIVAL benefit proven
  3. Hyperaldo
22
Q

SE spironolactone

A

HyperK
Hypotension
Gynecomastia + erectile dysfxn

23
Q

What is the theory for synergistic use of diuretics?

A
No benefit by using 2 of the same type
Use those that sequentially block the nephron
Ex:
- Loop + thiazide
- Loop + K sparing
24
Q

What organ is the primary target of toxicities due to diuretic therapy?

A

Kidney - b/c drugs really only build up in [ ] in the tubular fluid
Otherwise, vestibular fluid -> hearing SEs

25
Q

Why not use loop or thiazides w/ digitalis?

A

HypoK -> dig tox

26
Q

Why not use ACE inhibitors w/ K sparing?

A

HyperK -> arrhythmia

27
Q

Why not use NSAIDs w/ loop or thiazide?

A

↓Diuretic effect

28
Q

Why not use probenecid (gout) with loop or thiazide?

A

↓Diuretic effect

29
Q

Which diuretics are hugely salt wasting?

A

Most = thiazide

Large salt waste from loop and K