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21 Cards in this Set
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What drugs are used to treat heart failure?
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for edema - diuretics, ACEinhibitor, ARB
for heart - beta blocker, cardiac glycoside |
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these are drugs that increase or dec contractility of heart
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pos (neg) inotropic drugs
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drugs that inc (dec) heart hrate
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pos (neg) chromotropic drugs
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drugs that accelerate (slows) conduction of heart
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pos (neg) dromotropic drugs
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What are teh effects and indictions for Cardiac glycosides?
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digoxin
1. inc contractility (pos inotropic effect) --> Hf 2. regulate rhythm and conduction --> atrial fibrillation |
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What is important to assess before administering Digoxin?
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assess pulse
hold if: <60 adults <70 children <100 infants |
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Why is it immortant to monitor I&O for patieths receiveing digoxin
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digoxin toxicity levels are close to therapeutic
therapeutic = 0.5-2 toxic = >2 |
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What prevents absporption of digoxin
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antacides, antidiarrheals, bran
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what is common sign of digoxin toxicity
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see halos, blurred vision, yellow vision
==> ask before giving another dose |
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what inc risk of digoitalis toxicit
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hypokalemia
dec renal old age |
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What can be administered to counter the effects of digoxin toxicity?
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digoxin Fab - antibody
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Suspecct digoxin toxicity. What to do first?
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1. hold dose
2. notify physicion 2. expect serum digoxin levels ordered 3. expect digoxin Fab order |
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What are the effects of phosphodiesterase inhibitors? indication?
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inotropic and vasodilatin --> HF
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What are examples of phospho diester ase ihibitors? adverse effects?
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iamrinone
milrinone dysrthymias, hypotension |
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primary use for phosphodiesterase inhibitor?
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short term ICU HF
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this drug is used to treat acute severe HF in ICU. effects?
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BNP. vsodilation, diureses.
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What are the three types of angina?
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1. classic - occurs with activity
2. variant - occurs at rest or during sleep 3. unstale - intermittent pain severe |
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What is primary drug to treat angina? how does it work?
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nitroglycerine
relaxes sm. muscle --> vasodilation, lower BP, dec workload of heart |
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what works better for acute angina - topical or sublingual?
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sublingual is faster
topical slower - more preventative |
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these drugs are used in prophylaxis of angina
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isosorbide dinitrate
isosorbide mononitrate |
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Nitrates have been found to cause death when combined with which drug?
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erectile dysfunction drugs (viagra)
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