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chlorthalidone
thiazide like
metolazone
thiazide like
indapamide
thiazide like
acetazolamide
CA inhibitor
dorzolamide
CA inhibitor
brinzolamide
CA inhibitor
CA inhibitor inhibit....and enhance.....
bicarb and Na reabsorption, enhance phosphate excretion
what to use for glaucoma
dorzolamide of brinzolamide
drug for mountain sickness
CA inhibitor
drug for metabolic alkalosis
CA inhibitor
furosemide
loop diuretic
bumetanide
loop diuretic
torsemide
loop diuretic
ethacrynic acid
loop diuretic
MOA of loop diuretic
inhibits NKCC2
which loop diuretic possess CA inhibition activity
furosemide
triamterene
K sparing inhibitor of ENaC
amiloride
K sparing inhibitor of ENaC
spironolactone
K sparing aldosterone antagonist
eplerenone
K sparing aldosterone antagonist
Nesiritide
Natriuretic Peptide (human recombinant BNP)
Carperitidie
human recombinant ANP
mannitol
aquaretic-osmotic diuretic
urea
aquaretic osmotic diuretic
glycerin
aquaretic osmotic diuretic
isosorbide
aquaretic osmotic diuretic
conivaptan
aquaretic vasopressin antagonist
tolvaptan
aquaretic vasopressin antagonist
lithium
aquaretic vasopressin antagonist
demeclocycline
aquaretic vasopressin antagonist
where do thiazides work
DCT
3 things Thiazides do
inhibit NCC (NaCl) reabsorption
enhances Ca reabsorption d/t low Na in cell that activates Na/Ca exchange on basolateral side
enhanced prostaglandin production
tx of CHF
thiazide
tx of hypercalciuria
thiazide
tx of nephrogenic diabetes insipidus
thiazide
tx of nephrogenic diabetes insipidus
thiazides
adverse effects of thiazides
hypokalemic metabolic acidosis
hyponatremia
hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia hyper urecemia, hypercacemia, (hyperGLUC) sulfa sensitivity

hyper
secondary effect of K sparing ENaC inhibitors
decreased excretion of K and H due to hyperpolarization of cell
drugs that increase prostaglandin production
loop diuretics, thiazides, K sparing
indication for k sparing diuretic ENaC inhibitor
tx of htn with other drugs
liddle syndrome and tx for it
autosomal dominant form of low-renin htn due ot mutations in ENaC; tx is k sparing diuretic
adverse effects of k sparing ENaC inhibitors
hyperkalemia (K not excreted b/c Na isn't reabsorbed) (esp inpts taking meds that reduce RAS activity)
metabolic acidosis (H not excreted)
*triamterene can cause megaloblastic anemia, interstitial nephritis, kidney stones
site of action of k sparing
Collecting Duct
MOA of aldosterone antagonists
competitive antagonist of aldosterone receptor in collecting duct; inhibits H and K secretion
indications for K sparing aldosterone antagonist
hyperaldosteronism, K depletion, CHF
eplerenone is tx for what?
HTN only
adverse effects of aldosterone antagonists
hyperkalemia
metabolic acidosis
endocrine effects w/ spirnolactone
common adverse effects for all k sparing
hyperkalemia and metabolic acidosis
gynecosmastia in males or deepening of voice in females is adverse effect of which drug
spironolactone
MOA of natriuretic peptides
binds to receptors in Collecting duct that stimulate cGMP
cGMP inhibits the non selective cation channel CNGC

PKG is also stimulated which inhibits Na pump activity os Na is not reabsorbed
what else do natriuretic peptides do
inhibit renin release,
inhibit endothelin secretion
vasodilate
decreases systemic sympathetic activity
indicated for pts with acute decompensated heart failure
nesiritide
reduces preload (venular dilation)
reduces afterload (arteriolar dilation)
increases natriuresis
both nesiritide and carperitide
MOA of osmotic diuretics
draw water into lumen with it
where are osmotic diuretics working
PCT and descending limb
osmotic diuretics used for
drug detox, elevated intracranial/intraocular pressure, prophylaxis for acute renal failure
adverse effects of osmotic diuretics
pulm edema
dehydration
contraindicated in CHF pts
vasopressin antagonists of V1a and V2 receptors
conivaptan
oral form vasopressin antagonist
tolvaptan
antagonst at v2 receptor only
tolvaptan
action of v1a V1b receptors
contraction of vascular smooth muscle and contraction of myometrium
action of V2 receptors
bring aquaporin 2 channels to luminal membrane
action of lithium and demeclocycline
decrease formation of or interfere with action of cAMP
use of vasopressin antagonists
CHF, SIADH
adverse effect of megaloblastic anemia or interstitial nephritis
triamterene
clinical indications for thiazides
hypercalciuria, CHF, hypertension, nephrogenic diabetes insipidius
drugs that cause alkalemia
loop and thiazides
drugs that cause acidemia
CA inhibitors, K sparing
increases Ca in urine
loop diuretics
decreases Ca in urine
thiazides
loop adverse effects
OHDANG
ototoxicity, hypokalemia, dehydration, allergy, nephritis (interstitial), gout