Week 12: Heart Failure (13 questions) Flashcards

1
Q

COMPENSATED/STABLE Heart Failure (controlled)?

ACUTE/DECOMPENSATED Heart Failure (heart failure exacerbation)?

A

Medications are used here to prevent further damage to the heart

Heart is not pumping enough blood to the rest of the body

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2
Q

INOTROPIC (need to understand)

A

Contractility
Cardiac Muscle

increase the FORCE of myocardial contraction (STRENGTH)
- decrease the force

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3
Q

CHRONOTROPIC (need to understand)

A

Heart rate
SA Node

+ increase the RATE of the heartbeat
- decrease the RATE of the heartbeat

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4
Q

Digoxin
(Competes with potassium)

Used for?
Must have normal what lab?
Positive?
Negative?

I DIG CDS

A

Heart failure
AFIB

Must have normal potassium levels

-Positive INOTROPIC
-Negative CHRONOTROPIC and DROMOTROPIC

I DIG CD’s

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5
Q

Digoxin

Toxicity effects?
tint?

A

heart related
GI related
CNS related

Yellow tint, halos, blurred vision

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6
Q

What can cause digoxin toxicity?

antidote?

A

HYPOKALEMIA

Digibind ®- Digoxin specific Antibody Fab fragments

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7
Q

ARNI:

Sacubitril-Valsartan

Used for?
contains?

A

Heart Failure

This contains two drugs in one

Valsartan: ARB
Sacubitril: new drug- Neprilysn Inhibitor

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8
Q

ARNI: Sacubitril-Valsartan

Adverse effects? 3

A

HYPERKALEMIA

CHRONIC DRY COUGH

ANGIOEDEMA

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9
Q

ARNI: Sacubitril-Valsartan (arb)

More Adverse effects

Boxed warning?
other affect?

A

Don’t take it preganant!!!

Orthostatic hypotension (dizziness/fall risk

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10
Q

ARNI: Sacubitril-Valsartan
Drug interactions?

A

Lithium
COX inhibitors / NSAID

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11
Q

Common Factors That Precipitate Acute Decompensated HF?

A

Recent addition of negative inotropic drugs

Initiation of drugs that increase salt retention

Excessive alcohol or illicit drug use

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12
Q

Positive Inotropic Agents:

Dopamine (Vasopressor/Inotropic Agent)

Used for?

IV dopamine:
Low?
Moderate?
High?

A

Hemodynamic Support
Inotropic Support for Heart Failure

Low: oxygenate kidneys = increase urine output

Moderate: increase Cardiac Output

High: improved blood pressure

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13
Q

Phosphodiesterase Inhibitor:

Milrinone PDE3

PDE3?
PDE4?
PDE5?

milrinone used for?

A

PDE3- CHF

PDE4- COPD- Theophylline

PDE5- PENIS- Erectile Dysfunction- NO NITRATES!

-Severe, decompensated HF (late stages)
-Bridge to await a heart transplant
-Palliative therapy

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14
Q

Phosphodiesterase 3 Inhibitor/INODILATOR:

milrinone PD3

Due to positive inotropic effect?
Due to vasodilatory effect?
Cant use if?

A

Can overstress the heart and lead to dysrhythmias (ventricular)

Due to vasodilatory effect, can lead to Hypotension

Can’t use if MI or dysrhythmias

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