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BB CI
symptomatice bradycardia
> or + second degree heart block ( in absence of a pacemaker)
SBP<85
severe asthma
decompensated HF
SE of BB
Fatigue
bradycardia
decreased exercise intolerance
MOA of BB (HF)
inhibts the effects of catecholamines on the heart by decreasing the SNS and increases EF
Advantages BB in HF
decrease CV mortality

increase EF

generic and inexpensive
Disadvantages of BB in HF
doses have to titrated over weeks to target doses to provide CV benefits

patient will feel teriible during the intitataion of BB therapy (3 months)

abrupt discontinuation may worsen HF
monitoring for BB
BP
HR
S/Sx of HF
weight
Digoxin CI
> or = 2nd degree hreat block (inabscence of a pacemaker)
Dig SE
bardycardia/heart block
DIg toxicity (visual distribancs, N/V, confusion)
Dig advantages in HF
improves symptoms

decreases hospitalizations

improves QOL
dig disadvantages in HF
abrupt discontinuation may worsen HF

must monitor serum levels (0.5-1 ng/mL)

no effect on mortality
Dig monitoring
HR
serum concentrations (0.5-1ng/ML)
electrolytes (hypo K, Hypo Mg, Hyper Ca)
ACE SE
Hyperkalemia
cough
angioedema
ARB SE
hyperkalemia
angioedmea
decrease renal function
ACE MOA
blocks the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II causing vasodilation

also inhibits the breakdown of bradykinin
Dig MOA
inhibits the Na/K atpase pump increaseing intracellular CA and therefore increasing contractiliy and it also decreases neurohormanal activation