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What drugs are used to treat heart failure?
for edema - diuretics, ACEinhibitor, ARB

for heart - beta blocker, cardiac glycoside
these are drugs that increase or dec contractility of heart
pos (neg) inotropic drugs
drugs that inc (dec) heart hrate
pos (neg) chromotropic drugs
drugs that accelerate (slows) conduction of heart
pos (neg) dromotropic drugs
What are teh effects and indictions for Cardiac glycosides?
digoxin

1. inc contractility (pos inotropic effect) --> Hf

2. regulate rhythm and conduction --> atrial fibrillation
What is important to assess before administering Digoxin?
assess pulse

hold if:
<60 adults
<70 children
<100 infants
Why is it immortant to monitor I&O for patieths receiveing digoxin
digoxin toxicity levels are close to therapeutic

therapeutic = 0.5-2
toxic = >2
What prevents absporption of digoxin
antacides, antidiarrheals, bran
what is common sign of digoxin toxicity
see halos, blurred vision, yellow vision

==> ask before giving another dose
what inc risk of digoitalis toxicit
hypokalemia
dec renal
old age
What can be administered to counter the effects of digoxin toxicity?
digoxin Fab - antibody
Suspecct digoxin toxicity. What to do first?
1. hold dose

2. notify physicion
2. expect serum digoxin levels ordered
3. expect digoxin Fab order
What are the effects of phosphodiesterase inhibitors? indication?
inotropic and vasodilatin --> HF
What are examples of phospho diester ase ihibitors? adverse effects?
iamrinone
milrinone

dysrthymias, hypotension
primary use for phosphodiesterase inhibitor?
short term ICU HF
this drug is used to treat acute severe HF in ICU. effects?
BNP. vsodilation, diureses.
What are the three types of angina?
1. classic - occurs with activity
2. variant - occurs at rest or during sleep
3. unstale - intermittent pain severe
What is primary drug to treat angina? how does it work?
nitroglycerine

relaxes sm. muscle --> vasodilation, lower BP, dec workload of heart
what works better for acute angina - topical or sublingual?
sublingual is faster

topical slower - more preventative
these drugs are used in prophylaxis of angina
isosorbide dinitrate
isosorbide mononitrate
Nitrates have been found to cause death when combined with which drug?
erectile dysfunction drugs (viagra)