Polypharmacy Flashcards

1
Q

Secondary prevention of MI

A
ACEI
Beta blocker 
Statin 
Aspirin 
Clopidogrel
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2
Q

When do you stop the dual antiplatelet therapy after an MI

A

1 year

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3
Q

If a patient is on quinine what should you question?

A

If they are on a statin or if they were started on it after starting a statin

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4
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Describe the use of an ace inhibitor in renal disease

A

It can raise creatinine so check it after initiating
If >20% increase then stop it, if not then keep it as can decrease proteinuria
If it doesn’t increase creatinine then increase the dose

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5
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Why is quinine not ideal in patients with cardiovascular disease?

A

Can increase QT and also can cause electrolyte abn

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6
Q

What is the triple whammy drug combo for increasing AKI risk and at risk of nephrotoxicity?

A

ACEI + Diuretic + NSAID

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7
Q

Why are dispersible tablets not good in cardiovascular disease?

A

Have excess Na

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8
Q

Do NOT give NSAIDS in patients who are post

A

MI

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9
Q

What score is used to assess the patients CVD risk?

A

ASSIGN SCORE

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10
Q

Always ask about over the counter

A

Aspirin use

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11
Q

Which is the preferred statin to use?

A

Atorvastatin as can be used morning or night

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