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hypertension /LVH
preferred agents
ACEI/ARBS, ca ch blockers, sympatholytics cause regression LVH
best is diuretic +ACEI
significance of LVH regression uncertain
severe LVh/stiff ventricle/diastolic dysfunction
avoid which type of med in these pts?
preload reduction ie nitrates, and use diuretics w care
gout pts
avoid which meds?
diuretics
ischemic stroke
avoid which meds?
centrally acting agents such as clonidine and
nitroprusside "steals blood from the brain"
Malignant htn what is it
severe htn w papilledema or retinal hemorrhages or exudates can also cause malignant nephrolsclerosis
hypertensive encephalopathy
htn + cerebral edema
hypertensive crises
meds to tx oral
loop diuretics beta blockers, alpha 2 antagonists, and ca ch blockers
AVOID SUBLINGUAL OR ORAL NIFEDIPINE AND SUBLINGUAL CAPTOPRIL
hypertensive crises
IV meds
nipride, labetalol, nicardipine, fenoldopam (dopamine receptor agonist)
hypertensive crises --end organ damage
malig htn, hypertensive encepholathy, angina, dissection
use IV agents
causes of renovascular htn
renal artery nephrosclerosis
usu men >50
fibromuscular dysplasia--usu females <40
other causes: vasculitis, scleroderma
what type of bruit do you see w renovascular htn?
continuous
if continuous bruit + low K(hyperreninemic hyperaldo) is very suggestive of renovascular htn
screen for renovascular htn
captopril renogram or doppler ultrasound
gold std angiography
if angio + must do renal v renin
if involved/uninvolved renin ratio >1.5 then this is significant!
when will you see prerenal azotemia and renal failure w ACEI/ARB use
bilat renal artery stenosis, decreases GFR in involved kidney,but if both involved get RF
Primary hyperaldosteronism
suspect in what kind of pt?
what are 2 main causes?
pt w hypokalemia of unknown etiol
1. adrenal adenomas 70% (conn syn)
2. idiopathic bilat adrenal hypoplasia
How do you screen for primary hyperaldo?
ck stim plasma renin activity
if low or undetectable, to confirm diagnosis give 2L NS IV over 3-4 hrs and then ck aldo level (after this salt load)
aldo level should be low, but if not suppressed has primary aldosteronism
alt: if pt on acei or arb ck renin and aldo levels --should be suppressed, if not pt has primary aldo
initial tx of primary hyperaldo
salt/water restriction
K+ sparing diuretics
+/- thiazide diuretics
HELLP syn
severe pregnancy induced hypertension
low platelets
microangiopathic hemolytic anemia
treatment of HELLP
hospitalization, bedrest
mehyldopa is drug of choice and hydralazine
also labetalol has been used
Prerenal ARF
FeNa
urine osmolal
Urine Na
urine sediment
FeNa <1%
urine osmolal >400
urine Na <20
urine sediment normal or granular or hyaline casts
Postrenal ARF
FeNa
urine osmolal
Urine Na
urine sediment
FeNa normal
urine osmolal normal
urine Na normal
urine sediment blood is common
Intrarenal ARF (ATN)
FeNa
urine osmolal
urine Na
urine sediment
FeNa >>1%
urine osmolal 300-350
urine Na>20
urine sediment LARGE muddy brown granular casts