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Drug History on Rx meds should include....(5)
1)dose/frequency
2)time of admin
3)indication
4)duration of therapy
5)pharmacy/ies
Drug History on NonRx meds should include... (7)
1)HEENT (drops, sprays, analgesics)
2)respiratory (antihistamines, decongestants, cough/cold)
3)GI (constipation, diarrhea)
4)System wide (vitamins, herbals)
5)smoking/alcohol use
6)special diet restrictions
7)allergy hx and details
Statin class CI's (3)
1)liver disease
2)LFT elevations
3)pregnancy
Statin class precautions (3)
1)alcoholism
2)myopathy
3)rhabdomyolysis w/ renal failure
Statin class drug interactions (1)
1)myopathy w/ co-admin of fibrates, niacin, erythromycin
Statin class ADR's (2)
1)GI
2)HA
Statin class pt consultation (2)
1)LFT monitoring
2)watch out for muscles aches (myopathies)
Lipid disorder classes (6)
I)chylomicrons
IIa)LDL
IIb)LDL/VLDL
III)IDL
IV)VLDL
V)VLDL and chylomicrons
Crestor
a)FDA indications
b)Drug interactions (3)
c)Pt consultation
a)2a/b, 4 lipid disorder
b1)incr warfarin levels
b2)lopid incr crestor levels
b3)antacids limit crestor absorption
c)do not take antacids within 2hrs b4 or after
Lescol
a)dosage forms
b)FDA indications
a)IR and XL
b)2a/b ONLY
Lipitor
a)FDA indications
c)drug interactions (3)
d)Pt consultation
a)2a/b, 4
c1)incr digoxin levels
c2)AZOLE antifungals incr lipitor levels
c3)grapefruit juice incr lipitor levels
d)avoid grapefruit juice
AZOLE's....
are strong 3A4 inhibitors
Lovastatin
a)FDA indications
c)CI*****
d)drug interactions (2)
e)pt consultation (2)
a)2a/b
c)sporanox (itraconazole)
d1)AZOLE antifungals incr lovastatin levels
d2)grapefruit juice incr lovastatin levels
e1)avoid grapefruit juice
e2)admin w/ EVENING MEAL for max absorption
Pravachol
a)FDA indications
b)drug interactions
c)pt consultation (2)
a)2a/b
b)BAS limit absorption
c1)give 1hr b4 or 4hrs after BAS
c2)bedtime dosing
Zocor
a)FDA indications
b)CI
c)pt consultation (2)
a)2a/b, 4
b)sporanox (itraconazole)
c1)avoid grapefruit juice
c2)evening dosing
Zocor drug interactions (5)
1)incr digoxin/warfarin levels

ALL THE FOLLOWING INCR ZOCOR LEVELS
1)cyclosporine
2)amiodarone
3)verapamil
4)AZOLE antifungals
Statins metabolized by CYP3A4 (3)
1)zocor
2)lipitor
3)lovastatin
Gemfibrozil
a)FDA indications
b)dose when
c)drug interactions (2)
d)CI (2)
e)pt consult
a)4; low HDL/high LDL
b)30min prior to am/pm meal
c1)incr warfarin levels
c2)statins (risk of myopathies)
d1)hepatic/renal dysfxn
d2)gallbladder disease
e)watch for myopathies
Tricor
a)FDA indications
b)dose when
c)drug interaxns (2)
d)CI (3)
e)ADR
f)pt consultation
a)2a/b; 4
b)w/ meals
c)warfarin/statins (like lopid)
d1)liver/renal dysfxn
d2)gallbaldder disease
d3)LFT elevations
e)LFT elevations
f)surveillance for myopathy
Fibrates incr chance of...
GALL STONES
Questran (cholestyramine)
a)drug interactions
b)precautions
c)ADR (3)
d)pt consultation (3)
e)can treat...
a)reduce absorption of many drugs
b)GI motility problems
c1)CONSTIPATION
c2)n/v
c3)can raise TG
d1)give other meds 1hr before or 4hr after this one
d2)give w/ lotsa fluids
d3)counsel on mix instructions and potential for constipation
e)11-20yo
Welchol (cholesevelam)
a)dosing
b)precautions
c)ADR (2)
d)pt consult
a)3tabs bid or 6tab qd @ one meal
b)GI motility problems
c1)constipation
c2)dyspepsia
d)take w/ lotsa fluids
Niaspan
a)FDA indications
b)dose when
c)drug interaxn
d)CI (3)
e)monitor what...
f)ADR (3)
e)pt consult (2)
a)2a/b; 4
b)bedtime w/ snack
c)statins (may incr myopathies)
d1)hepatic dysfxn/LFT elevations
d2)gout
d3)DM
e)base and follow-up LFT's
f)flushing, GI, rash
e1)premedicate w/ ASA/NSAID for flushing
e2)avoid alcohol
Zetia
a)FDA indications
b)drug interactions (2)
c)precautions
d)pt consult (3)
a)LDL reduction
b1)fibrate incr Zetia[]
b2)questran decr Zetia[]
c)hepatic dysfxn
d1)w/o regard to meals
d2)do NOT take within 2hrs before or 4hr after a BAS
d3)myopathy risk if taking w/ statin
Vytorin is...
zocor and zetia
Diuretic
a)class CI (2)
1)anuria
2)electrolyte depletion
Diuretic class precautions (3)
1)monitor electrolyte losses (b/c these can exacerbate arrhythmias and A.Fib)
2)DM (b/c if hypokalemia occurs, this can cause hyperglycemia)
3)gout
Diuretic class drug interactions (3)
1)digoxin (K+ loss can cause digoxin toxicity)
2)NSAID (negate some Na loss = decr diuretic fxn)
3)Lithium
Diuretics class ADR's (6)
1)decr K/Mg/Ca
2)hyperglycemia
3)incr uric acid/BUN
4)photosensitivity
5)dry mouth/dizziness
6)weakness/cramps
Diuretic pt consultation (2)
1)give in am w/ food/milk
2)avoid OTC laxatives (incr K/Mg loss)
Loop diuretics general monitoring and 3ex of loops
excrete more K/Mg/Ca than other diuretics

1)furosemide
2)torsemide
3)bumetanide
Thiazide diuretics general monitoring and 3ex of loops
primarily excretes K

1)HCTZ
2)indapamide
3)metolazone
Loop + thiazide =
major electrolyte loss
Thiazide + K-sparing diuretic =
K+ neutral
Furosemide
a)dosage forms (3)
b)PK (3)
a)tablets, solution, IV
b1)diuresis onset 30-60min
b2)F=50-60%
b3)oral dose is 2x the IV dose
Bumetanide (Bumex)
a)dosage forms (2)
b)PK (2)
a)oral, IV
b1)diuresis onset 30-60min
b2)F=80-90% (no adjustment oral to IV)
Demadex
a)dosage forms (2)
tablet, IV
HCTZ
a)dosage forms
b)precautions
a)tablets
b)less effective in pts w/ bad renal fxn
Indapamide (lozol)
a)dosage forms
tablets
Zaroxolyn (metolazone)
a)dosage forms
b)use
c)precautions
a)tablets
b)used in combo w/ loops for enhanced diuresis
c)close F&E monitoring needed
Sprionolactone
a)FDA indications (2)
b)drug interactions (2)
c)CI (3)
d)ADR (2)
a1)HTN
a2)edema due to CHF, nephrotic syndrome or cirrhosis
b1)ACEI
b2)K+ sparing meds/supplements
c1)anuria
c2)renal insufficiency
c3)hyperkalemia
d)HYPERKALEMIA, man boobs
Dyazide/Maxzide
a)dosage forms and strengths
b)FDA indications (2)
c)precautions
a)dyazide-capsules (37.5/25)
maxzide-tablets (37.5/25 & 75/50)
b1)HTN
b2)edema
c)when using other K+ sparing agents
Potassium
a)ADR (3)
b)Pt consultation (2)
a)diarrhea, n/v, ab cramps
b1)take w/ meals AND full glass of water
b2)swallow all but K-Dur whole (it can be divided)
BB class CI (3)
1)cardiogenic shock
2)bradycardia
3)no BB in decompensated CHF
BB class precautions (2)
1)asthma
2)DM
BB class drug interactions (3)
1)verapamil (additive bradycardia)
2)clonidine
3)NSAIDs (decr BB effect on BP)
BB class ADR's (4)
1)dizziness
2)drowsiness
3)fatigue
4)bradycardia
BB class consultation (4)
1)compliance important due to tachycardia and rebound HTN
2)CNS side effects like depression
3)hypoglycemia counseling for DM
4)less ADR's w/ cardioselectives
Inderal
a)dosage forms (3)
b)FDA indications (3)
c)PK (2)
d)drug interactions (2)
e)CI
a)tablets, SR capsules, solution
b1)angina
b2)HTN
b3)migraine
c)noncardio and crosses BBB
d)cimetidine, propafenone
e)asthma
Tenormin
a)FDA indications (2)
b)PK (2)
a1)HTN
a2)angina
b1)cardioselective
b2)does NOT cross BBB
Tenoretic
a)FDA indications
b)CI
c)what is it?
a)HTN
b)sulfonamide allergy
c)atenolol & chlorthalidone
Lopressor
a)FDA indications
b)PK (2)
c)drug interactions (2)
d)pt counseling
a)HTN, post MI
b1)cardioselective
b2)crosses BBB
c)theophylline, cimetidine
d)take w/ food to incr absorption
Toprol XL
a)FDA indications (3)
b)PK (2)
c)drug interactions (2)
d)precautions
e)pt counsel (3)
a)HTN, angina, CHF
b)cardioselective, crosses BBB
c)theophylline, cimetidine
d)if need to DC titrate over 1-2wks
e1)w/ CHF pts tell them to monitor wt gain and SOB
e2)take w/ food to incr absorption
e3)do NOT crush but can half tablets
Trandate/Normodyne
a)FDA indications
b)PK (2)
c)Pt consultation
a)HTN
b)alpha1 blocker AND non-selective BB
c)do not stop medication w/o aid of physician
Zebeta (bisprolol)
a)FDA indications
b)PK
c)Pt consultation
a)HTN
b)cardioselective
c)do NOT dc abruptly
Ziac
a)what is it
b)FDA indications
c)CI
d)Pt consultation (2)
a)Bisprolol/HCTZ
b)HTN
c)sulfonamide allergy
d1)take AM
d2)photosensitivity
Coreg
a)FDA indications (2)
b)PK
c)Pt consultation
a1)HTN start 6.25mg bid****
a2)CHF start 3.125mg bid****
b)non-selective BB and alpha1 blocker
c)take w/ food to decr orthostasis
Take what BB w/ food? (2)
1)metoprolol (both of em)
2)coreg
2 BB for CHF
1)coreg
2)toprol XL
ACEI class precautions (3)
1)pregnancy, nursing
2)impaired renal fxn (use caution, low dose)
3)pts on diuretics, NSAIDs, and/or CHF = higher risk of renal failure if taking ACEI too
ACEI class drug interactions (3)
1)K+ sparing diuretics/supplements
2)NSAIDs (decr ACEI effect)
3)alters Lithium levels
ACEI ADR's (5)
1)COUGH (incr bradykinin related)
2)dizziness
3)orthostasis
4)rash
5)ANGIOEDEMA (rare)
ACEI pt counseling (3)
1)orthostasis counseling
2)report facial swelling/SOB (angioedema)
3)avoid K+ supplements
Accupril (quinapril)
a)FDA indications
b)other (2)
a1)HTN
b1)lower accupril dose when using diuretics
b2)adjust dose for renal dysfxn
Altace (ramipril)
a)FDA indicaions
b)other (2)
c)pt consultation
a1)HTN
b1)lower accupril dose when using diuretics
b2)adjust dose for renal dysfxn
c)capsule dosage form can be sprinkled if needed
Capoten
a)FDA indications (2)
b)other
c)ADR
d)pt counsel
a1)nephropathy and prevention of kidney failure in DM1
a2)incr survival post MI
b)adjust dose in renal dysfxn
c)taste disturbances
d)take on empty stomach 1 hour prior to meals
Lotensin
a)generic
b)FDA indications
c)other (2)
a)benzapril
b)HTN
c1)use lower lotensin doses when using a diuretic
c2)dose adjustment in renal dysfxn
Lotensin HCT
a)FDA indications (2)
b)CI
a1)HTN
a2)NOT FOR INITIAL THERAPY
b)sulfonamide allergy
Mavik (trandolapril)
a)FDA indications
b)other
a)HTN
b)dose adjustment in renal dysfxn and cirrhosis
Monopril
a)generic
b)FDA indications (3)
c)pt consultation
a)fosinopril
b1)HTN; use lower fosinopril doses when using diuretics
b2)CHF
b3)NO RENAL ADJUSTMENT NEEDED
c)avoid concomitant antacids within 1-2hours
Univasc
a)generic
b)FDA indications
c)pt counsultation
d)other
a)moexipril
b)HTN
c1)take on empty stomach 1hr prior to meals
d)reduce dose w/ renal dysfxn
Vasotec
a)generic
b)dosage forms (2)
c)FDA indications (2)
d)other (2)
a)enalapril
b)oral, IV
c)HTN, CHF
d1)use lower vasotec doses if using a diuretic
d2)needs adjustment w/ renal dysfxn
Vaseretic
a)generic
b)FDA indications (2)
a)enalapril/HCTZ
b1)HTN
b2)NOT FOR INITIAL THERAPY
Zestril
a)FDA indications (3)
b)other (2)
a1)HTN
a2)CHF
a3)within 24hrs of MI
b1)lower starting doses w/ diuretics
b2)dose adjustment w/ renal dysfxn
Zestoretic
a)generic
b)CI
c)pt consultation (2)
a)lisinopril/HCTZ
b)sulfonamide allergy
c1)take in AM
c2)photosensitivity
Counsel ARB/ACEI on.... (4)
1)orthostasis
2)NSAIDs
3)pregnancy
4)K+ supplements/salt substitutes
ARB has same CLASS PRECAUTIONS, DRUG INTERACTIONS, ADR, PT CONSULTATION as ACEI
n/a
Atacand
a)FDA indications (3)
1)HTN
2)CHF
3)lower starting doses if volume depleted (diuretics)
Avapro (irbesarten)
a)FDA indications (3)
1)HTN
2)diabetic nephropathy in DM2
3)lower starting dose if volume depleted (diuretics)
Avalide
a)generic
b)pt consultation (3)
a)irbesarten/HCTZ
b1)take in AM
b2)photosensitivity
b3)sulfonamide allergy
Cozaar
a)generic
b)FDA indication (3)
c)precautions
a)losartan
b1)HTN
b2)diabetic nephroapthy in DM2
b3)lower starting dose if volume depleted (diuretics)
c)lower doses w/ hepatic dysfxn
Hyzaar
a)generic
b)pt counsel (2)
a)losartan/HCTZ
b1)take in AM
b2)photosensitivity
Diovan (valsartan)
a)FDA indications (3)
b)titrations (2)
a1)HTN
a2)CHF
a3)lower starting dose if volume depleted (diuretics)

b1)addition of diuretic has a greater effect that dose increases beyond 80mg
b2)in CHF titration to 80/160mg bid should be done to highest dose as tolerated
Diovan HCT (valsartan/HCTZ)
a)pt consultation (2)
a1)take AM
a2)photosensitivity
Benicar (olmesartan)
a)FDA indications
b)pt consultation
a)HTN
b)prodrug--can cause diarrhea as converted to drug
Benicar-HCT when use?
substitute this combo product for titrated component
Micardis
a)generic
b)FDA indication
c)dosing (3)
d)most effect is seen....
a)telmisartan
b)HTN
c1)starting dose is 40mg
c2)titrate to 80mg
c3)if further BP control is needed after 2-4wks on 80mg; add diuretic
d)most effect seen @ 2wks; full effect obtained @ 4wks