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Lisinopril
Prinivil, Zestril
ACE Inhibitor
heart failure, HTN, acute MI
monitor for hyperkalemia
dry cough
diovan
Valsartan
Angiotensin II Receptor blocker
HF and HTN
decrease vascular resistance - afterload
cozaar
Losartan
Angio - II receptor blocker
decrease vascular resistance - afterload
metropolol
Lopressor
Beta blocker
monitor glucose levels
can cause hyperglycemia
can mask hypoglycemia
DON'T stop abruptly!
carvedilol
Coreg
Beta blocker
shown to decrease progression of heart failure
used in combo with Digoxin, furosemide, ACE inhibitors.
Monitor glucose.
Never stop abruptly.
natrecor
Nesiritide
B-type natriuretic Peptide
vasodilating effect on both arteries and veins in heart and periphery
ICU, via IV
Last effort in decompensated HF
profound hypotension
primacor
Milrinone
Phosphodiesterase Inhibitor
positive inotrope (increase force of contraction)
vasodilator - inodilator
short term management of acute HF
not long term
better therapeutic window
Digoxin
Cardiac Glycoside
only one in US
positive inotrope
negative dromotrope (decreased electrical conduction)
negative chronotrope (decreased HR)
increased stroke volume
for HF and a-fib
no longer first line treatment
Low therapeutic index - 0.5-2ng
hypokalemia
apical pulse for 1 minute
not with high fiber foods
digibind
digoxin antedote
binds with digoxin
Normal BP
<120 / <80
Prehypertension
120-139 / 80-89
Stage I hypertension
140-159 / 90-99
Stage II hypertension
>160 >99
ACE Inhibitors
drug of choice for HTN w/ HF
Good for diabetics -
decreased glomeruler filtration rate and pressure
NSAID interaction - decreased antiHTN effect, predisposes to liver failure