Lesson 4: Vasodilators and Diuretics Flashcards

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What are the two types of pulmonary vasodilators?

A

Inhaled Nitric Oxide
Synthetic Prostacyclins

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What are the two FDA approved synthetic prostacyclins?

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Illoprost (Ventavis)
Treprostinil (Tyvaso)

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What synthetic prostacyclin is not FDA approved for pulmonary hypertension

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Epoprostenol (Flovan)

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What is the normal pulmonary artery pressure

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10-15 mmHg

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What pressure level is considered pulmonary hypertension

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> 20 mmHg

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What is nitric oxide and natural product of?

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Endothelial cells because they cause vasodilation

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What disease states is nitric oxide used in ?

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Persistant Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn(PPHN)

ARDS

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What is nitric oxide approved to be used for in regards to neonates?

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Hypoxic respiratory failure

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What is the recommended dosage of INO?

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20 ppm

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What does INO stimulate

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cGMP production, which decreases intracellular Ca++

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What does cGMP production result in

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smooth muscle relaxation

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What is the therapeutic benefit of INO

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Improved blood flow to ventilated alveoli resulting in improved V/Q mismatch

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Nitric Oxide is quickly oxidized into what?

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NO2, which is more toxic

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What level of NO2 is toxic, what is a safe level

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10 ppm, 5 ppm is safe

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Methemoglobin is a byproduct of INO binding to what?

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Hemoglobin

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16
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What is the normal methemoglobin level?

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0-2%

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At what level do you treat high methemoglobin and what do you use to treat it

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levels >30% and methylene blue

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Oxidation index formula (OI)

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Mean airway pressure cmH20 x (FiO2/PaO2)

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What is a good OI

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Closer to 0 the better

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Iloprost (Ventavis) and Treprostinil (Tyvaso) both treat what? And are not approved for who?

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Treat pulmonary hypertension and are not studied in asthmatics or peoples with COPD

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What device does Iloprost (Ventasvis) use?

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What device does the Tyvaso use? What two forms can it be given as?

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Tyvaso Inhalation system (ultrasonic neb)

Can be given as DPI and aerosol

23
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What percent of the cardiac output goes through the kidneys

24
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The kidneys have a high oxygen consumption, so impaired circulation can cause what?

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Renal failure and damage

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What is the functional unit of the kidney?
Nephron
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What does the nephron do?
Maintains homeostasis of fluid volume and electrolyes
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How many nephrons does each kidney have? How many nephrons have to be compromised before renal disease is apparent?
Each kidney has 2 million nephrons Approx. 75% need to be compromised
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What is the goal of diuretics
Reduce the extracellular fluid volume to decrease blood pressure
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What are the 5 major groups of diuretics
Osmotic CAI Thiazides Loop Potassium Sparing
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What are the four types of Osmotic diuretics
Glycerin Isosorbide Mannitol (preferred) Urea
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The main indication for osmotic diuretics is what?
TBI with cerebral edema
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Mannitol DPI brand name is what
Aridol
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Mannitol is used for what test?
Bronchial challenge test to diagnose asthma
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What doe CAI s do
Inhibit carbonic anhydrase, which keeps sodium in the proximal tubule, and thus water in the proximal tubule, where it will eventually continue through the system and get excreted as urine
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What is the strength of CAIs
Weak diuretics
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What are CAIs used to treat
Aggressive management of hypervolemia Metabolic alkalosis Glaucoma Altitude sickness
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What are 3 types of CAIs
Acetazolamide Methazolamide Dicholarphenamide
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Loops diuretics are also called what?
High ceiling, because theyre so powerful
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Loop diuretics can cause up to how much NaCl and H2O loss?
20%
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Higher doses of loop diuretics may be needed because of what?
Patients with renal dysfunction have less meds reach the site of action within the nephron
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What are indications for loop diuretics
Hypertension CHF Acute renal failure Chronic renal failure Ascites Nephrotic syndrome
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Loop med names
Furosemide (Lasix) Bumetanide (Bumex) Torsemide (Demadex) Ethacrynic acid
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Thiazide diuretics is considered what potency
Moderate because 5-10% of NaCl is reabsorbed
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What is Thiazide diuretics a first line agent for?
Mild hypertension
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What is the limited dose response curve
Difference in therapeutic effect is small between minimal and max doses. Higher doses may not produce greater effects, but may increase risk of toxicity
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Thiazide meds include
Chlorothiazide Chlorthalidone Indapamide
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Potassium sparing diuretics block the exchange of what
Na and K / H in distal convoluted tubule, or by acting as an antagonist at the aldosterone receptor, more potassium stays in the blood, and can lead to hyperkalemia.
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If someone becomes hyperkalemic on potassium sparing diuretics what treats it?
Thiazide bc they cause hypokalemia
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What potassium sparing meds treat chronic liver disease
Spironolactone Eplerenone
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What potassium sparing meds treat CHF with counteracting hypokaemic affect of other diuretics
Amiloride Trimterene
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Glucose changes is most often seen with what diuretics
Thiazide
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Ototoxicity is most often seen with what diuretics
Loop