Reduced ejection Fraction HF 1 Flashcards

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Uses of Captopril in HFrEF

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ACE inhibitor:
all stages of heart failure both symptomatic & Asymptomatic

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Enumerate types of Drugs used in HFrEF

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  • ACEIs (Captopril, Enalapril)
  • ARBs/AT2 receptor blockers (Losartan,valsartan)
  • Aldosterone receptor blocker/ Potassium sparring Diuretics (spironolactone,eplerenone)
  • Beta blockers (Metoprolol,Bisoprolol)
  • Diuretics
  • Neprilysin Inhibitors (Sacubitiril)
  • Ivabradin (HACNGCB)
  • SGLT2 Inhibitors (Gliflozins)
  • Cardiac Glycosides (digitalis)
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Dosage of Captopril in HFrEF

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Low doses or titrated

ACEI

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Benefit of Valsartan over captopril

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Valsartan doesn’t produce irritant cough, as it doesn’t affect level of bradykinin

Valsartan= ARBs
Captopril= ACEI

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Uses of Spironolactone in HF

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used in most severe cases of Heart failure, or HF with recent MI

Potassium sparring diuretic/ Aldosterone receptor blocker

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Explain why Metoprolol/Bisoprolol are given to HF patients

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Inhibit sympathetic activity, which stimulates Renin, Angiotensin & Aldosterone secretion:
* Cardio-toxic effect
* Cardiac remodelling effect

Beta Blocker

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Mechanism of Action of Sacubitril

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Neprilysin inhibitor:
* reduced degradation of Atrial & Brain Naturetic peptides by Neprilysin

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Sacubitiril should always be given in combination with ____, because ____

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  • Valsartan (ARBs)
  • Sacubitiril (neprilysin inhibitor) leads to accumulation of Angiotensin II
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Sacubitril should not be given with ________ due to ___

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  • Captopril (ACEI)
  • excess accumulation of Bradykinin —> Angioedema & Irritant cough
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Adverse effects of Sacubitril

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  • Angioedema
  • Irritant cough
  • Hypotension
  • renal failure
  • Hyperkalemia

Neprilysin inhibitor

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Example & uses of Hyperpolarization activated cyclic neculotide gated channel blockers

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  • Ivabradine
  • HErEF with sinus rhythm
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Mechanism of action of Gliflozins in HFrEF

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SGLT2 inhibitors:
* reduce glucose reabsorption in proximal tubule
* Increased Chloride concentration –> resetting Tubulo-glomerular feedback
* Reduction in plasma volume without activation of sympathetic NS

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