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what lab marker is used to help dx acute CHF exacerbation
BNP
w/u for underlying cause of DKA
R/O INFECTION:
blood/urine cultures, UA, CXR

R/O DRUGS:
tox screen

R/O PANCREATITIS:
amylase/lipase

R/O MI:
EKG
cardiac enzymes x 3
what is the preferred initial antihypertensive in a px with no comorbidities
thiazide
first line antihypertensive:
diabetes
ACEI's/ARB's
first line antihypertensive:
heart failure
ACEI's
B-Blockers
Aldosterone antagonist
first line antihypertensive:
BPH
a1-Blocker
first line antihypertensive:
LV hypertrophy
ACEI's/ARB's
first line antihypertensive:
hyperthyroidism
B-Blocker (e.g. propranolol)
first line antihypertensive:
osteoporosis
thiazides
first line antihypertensive:
benign essential tremor
B-Blocker (e.g. propranolol)
first line antihypertensive:
post-menopausal woman
thiazides
first line antihypertensive:
migraines
B-Blockers

CCB's (e.g. verapamil)
SE of antihypertensive:
first dose orthostatic hypotension
a-Blockers
SE of antihypertensive:
hypertrichosis
minoxidil
SE of antihypertensive:
dry mouth, sedation, severe rebound HTN
clonidine (a2-agonist)
SE of antihypertensive:
bradycardia, impotence, asthma exacerbation
non-selective B-Blocker
SE of antihypertensive:
reflex tachycardia
vasodilators (eg. hydralazine, nitrates)
SE of antihypertensive:
cough
ACEI's
SE of antihypertensive:
avoid in px with sulfa allergy
loops

thiazides
SE of antihypertensive:
angioedema
ACEI's
SE of antihypertensive:
development of drug-induced lupus (anti-histone AB's)
hydralazine
SE of antihypertensive:
cyanide toxicity
Na+ nitroprusside
what is dilated by:
hydralazine
arteries
what is dilated by:
CCB
arteries & veins
what is dilated by:
nitroprusside
arteries & veins
what is dilated by:
nitroglycerin
venodilation