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Cardiac output equation
CO=
CO= Stroke Volume (SV) x HR (in ml or L/min)
Cardiac Index equation
CI=
individualized CO per pt

CI= CO/BSA (body surface area)
meds that can worsen HF
Ampethamines
NSAIDs
non-DHP CCBs
steroids
triptans and TZDs
azoles
symptoms of HF
Dsypnea
SOB
JVD, jugular venous distention
edema
S3 gallop
increased BNP
when using RAAS meds, titrate the meds to
relieve symptoms not BP
ACEIs and ARBs decrease

(preload or afterload)
preload and afterload
ACEIs indicated for HF
enalapril, lisinopril, quinapril, ramipril
ARBs indicated for HF
candestartan, losartan, valsartan
aldosterone antagonists are indicated for which NYH Class
Class III and IV HF in addition to other tx
potassium sparing diuretics for HF
Spironolactone and eplerenone
BB used in HF
biosprolol (zebeta)
metoprolol succinate (Toprol XL)

and nonselective alpha + b blocker- carvediolol
hydralazine
MOA
SE
direct arterial vasodilator, reduces afterload

SE- lupus like syndrome, reflex tachycardia
nitrates
MOA
Venous vasodilators, reduces preload
isosorbide dinitrate/ hydralazine
brand
indication
Bidil
indicated for black patients with Class III and IV HF symptomatic despite ACEI and BB
Isosorbide mononitrate
brand
imdur
monoket

CI-PDE 5 inhibitors
meds used to reduce congestive symptoms in HF
loops-see HTN for specifics

Butmetanide, Toresmide, Fuorsemide, Ethacrynic acid
digoxin
brand?
MOA
Lanoxin
inhibits Na/K ase pump,"", positive ionotrope (increases contractility and CO) and negative Chronotrope (HR)

if crcl <30 dose every other day
DIGOXIN
therapeutic dose

toxicity symptoms

antidote
0.5-0.9 therapeutic dose

1st signs are NV, loss of appetite, blurred vision, greenish-yellow halos, cognitive impairment

digiFab and digibind
2 meds that are cornerstone of HF tx
BB and ACEIs
nesiritide
brand
moa
natrecor
B-type natriuretic peptide= smooth muscle relaxation
nitroglycerin
moa
CI
SE
venous vasodilator, dilates coronary arteries

CI- SBP <90, PDE5 inhibitors, increased cranial pressure
should be in glass, not plastic

SE- hypotension, headache
nitroprusside
brand
MOA
Dosing notes
Nitropress
arterial and venous vasodilator, more effects on BP

cover with opaque material- if IV bag is blue=degraded to cyanide
factors that increase risk of digoxin toxicity
hypokalemia, hypercalcemia
crcl<30