test 2 meds Flashcards

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alpha 1 adrenergic blockers

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hypertension
-zosin
block alpha1 causes dilation
se- orthostatic hypotension
can help renal calculi, prostate hypertrophy

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alpha 2 adrenergic blockers

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hypertension
clonidine, methyldopa
reduces SNS, dilation, decrease SVR and BP
-short acting
if stopped fast can cause rebound hypertension
se- ortho. hypo, palpitations, vertigo, sexual dysfunction

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angiotensin II receptor blockers

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hypertension
_sartans
prevents angiotensin 2 from binding to receptors
alternative for those who can’t cough with ACE
3-6 weeks to work

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angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors

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hypertension
-pril
prevent conversion of angiotensin 1 to 2
reduced BP
increase K, angioedema, dry cough, postural hypotension after first dose
preferred for diabetics

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Beta blockers

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hypertension
-olol
choice for MI and HF
decrease CO and HR- must assess
hold if less than 60bpm
caution with COPD and asthma
se-hypotension, bradycardia, drowsiness, CHF symptoms

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calcium channel blockers

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hypertension
-dipine, diltiazem, verapamil
prevent inflow of calcium to relax muscles causing decreased contract, conductivity resulting in dec. demand for oxygen
decreased SVR promoted dilation
se- bradycardia, a-v block, N/C, edema
DO NoT use with grapefruit

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loop diuretics

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furosemide
hypertension
se- decreased BP, Na, chloride, K, weight, I and o

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thiazide diuretics

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hydrochlorothiazide
for hypertension
decreases blood volume and CO
inhibit sodium and chlorine reabsorption
se- hypokalemia, orthostatic hypotension

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potassium sparing diuretics

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sinus bradycardia

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atropine
anticholinergic inhibiting ACTH
increase HR
give .5 mg IVP
se- anticholinergic effects

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sinus tachycardia

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treat cause
vagal mover, beta blocker
cardioversion

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SVT

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vagal manuvers
IV adenosine- injection close to heart, rapidly 1-2 seconds with rapid 20ml flush
monitor ecg for asystole
adrenergic blockers, CCB, cardioversion

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atrial flutter

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ablation
CCB, beta blockers
cardioversion
Amiodarone- antidysrhythmic, delays repolarization
monitor, avoid stimulants
take with food, thirst, HA, blurred vision

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atrial fibrillation

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Amiodarone with cardiovetsion
shock- give anticoagulants
ablation
maze procedure
chronic- digoxin, CCB, adrenergic
stroke prevention

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1st degree heart block

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treat cause

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2nd degree heart block type 1

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if symptomatic give atropine

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2nd degree heart block type 2

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temporary pacemaker

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3rd degree heart block

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epi., temporary pacemaker then permanent pacemaker

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PVC’s

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amioderone, O2, electrolytes, blockers

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ventricular tachycardia

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pulse- sotalol and amiodarone, cardioversion
no pulse- CPR, dfib

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ventricular fibrillation

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epi, CPR, dfib

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asystole

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CPR and epi every 3-5 min

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antiplatlets

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aspirin, Colpidogrel
inhibit platelet aggression- prevent MI and stroke
use low dose aspirin, or placid if no asa
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bile-acid sequesrants

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Cholestyramine
binds with acid to excrete in feces, removing bad cholesterol
intense GI issues
can interfere with many other drugs

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cholesterol absorption inhibitors
Ezetimibe absorbs cholesterol through intestinal wall addition with statins causes GI distress avoid in liver pts
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fibrates
"fib" in names reduce triglycerides give 30 min before morning and night meals
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HMG-CoA
statins lowers cholesterol levels hard on the liver- jaundice can cause fetal harm!!! kidney damage
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Niacin
secrets LDL and increase HDL pt will have flushing- premeditate can cause GI- give with meals
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Nitrates
nitroglycerine, Isosorbide\ prevents and treats angina by dilating arteries decrease demand and increase supply lowers BP can be a rescue med if short acting or prevention everyday for long acting call 911 if 1st dose not help only take 3 doses- cary at all times, should fizz, keep in dark container, replace every 6 mon,
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digitalis
digoxin used for HF manages and can also cause dysrhythmias and lowers the HR DO NOT give if the hr is under 60 low therapeutic index, bradycardia, HA, confusion, nausea hypokalemia
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warfarin
anticoagulant vitamin k antagonist monitor PT and INR
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Heparin
thrombin inhibitors, don't use on already bleeding pts monitor PTT- 46-70
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Lovenox
anticoagulant black box warning for spinal things do not mix with other drugs avoid aspirin
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factor Xa
VTE prevention and treatment
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protamine
antidote for heparin
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vitamin K
helps liver produce clotting factors
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epoetin alpha
synthetic epo, increases Hct and Hgb for anemia can cause HTN, HA and N monitor BP and CBC
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filgrastim
stimulates production of neutrophils in bone marrow treats neutropenia and chemo causes bone pain
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oprelvekin
treats thrombocytopenia following chemo causes fluid retention, dyspnea, HF stuff, anemia, tachycardia