Murphy Flashcards

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How to address first dose syncope adverse effect of Alpha 1 blocker

A

First dose should be given at bedtime, patient should be instructed to rise slowly to decrease risk if orthostatic hypotension and syncope

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CCBs contraindications

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2/3 degree heart block
Cardiogenic shock
Acute MI
Systolic heart failure

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2
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Beta blocker contraindications

A
HR < 60 
SBP < 90 mm hg 
Severe asthma or COPD
Heart block
Decompensated HF
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3
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Example of alpha-2 agonists

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Clonidine

Methyldopa

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4
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Aldosterone antagonist has minimal _____ effect, but beneficial when used as add-on therapy

A

Antihypersensitve

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5
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If you prescribed these classes of drug with diuretics, cut starting dose in half

A

ACEI

ARBs

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6
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Antihypersensitive Drug that can be initiated in pregnancy

A

Methyldopa
Labetalol
Long-acting nifedipine
Hydralazine

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7
Q

Standard combination therapy in HF

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ACEI + B-blocker + Diuretic

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8
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Spironolactone is indicated as add on therapy for HF when

A

CrCl>30ml/min

k < 5 meq/dl

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9
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3 ARBs that have best evidence for reducing preload and afterload

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Candesartan (most helpful)
Losartan
Valsartan

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10
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Which drugs used in HF reduce mortality and morbidity?

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ACEI
Arbs
B-blocker
Spirinolactone

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11
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In heart failure, initiate spironolactone when _____ in men, ____ in women and potassium ______

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Scr < 2.5
Scr < 2
< 5

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12
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Chlorthalidone daily dosage range

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12.5 - 50 range

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13
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ACEI is ______ in diabetic patient

A

Renoprotective

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14
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ACEI & ARBs absolute contraindications

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Pregnancy(2nd & 3rd trimester)
Angiodema
Bilateral renal artery stenosis

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15
Q

You can substitute ________ for b-blocker in patient with CAD

A

Long acting CCB ( verapamil or diltiazem)

16
Q

List drugs that treat diabetic hypertensive patient in order of importance

A

ACEI or arbs
Dhp-CCB
Thiazides
B-blocker

17
Q

Post-MI patient should be on ___ and ____ unless absolutely contraindicated

A

ACEI

B-blocker

18
Q

JNC-8 recommends if goal blood pressure not reached within ___ month of treatment, increasing dose or start a second drug

A

1

19
Q

CCBs may reduce proteinuria in patient with _____

A

CKD

20
Q

____ release CCBs are preferred in HTN patient

A

Extended

21
Q

Which CCB should be avoided in patient with acute MI

A

Diltiazem

22
Q

Beta blocker may mask signs of _______

A

Hypoglycemia