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Rx for acromegaly
SURGICAL
#1 transphenoidal resection of pituitary adenoma
external beam radiation

PHARMICOLOGICAL
octreotide (somatostatin analog)
cabergoline (DA agonist)
pegvisomant (GH receptor antagonist)
what should you suspect in a px with ascites fluid with an absolute neutrophil count of >250
spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
protein and LDH in exudative pleural effusion
PLEURAL:SERUM
protein > 0.5
LDH > 0.6
type of diuretic:
triamterene
K+ sparing (other)
type of diuretic:
acetozolamide
CA inhibitor
type of diuretic:
hydrochlorothiazide
thiazide
type of diuretic:
bumetanide
loop
type of diuretic:
spironolactone
k+ sparing aldosterone antagonist
type of diuretic:
chlorothiazide
thiazide
type of diuretic:
ethacrynic acid
loop (non-sulfa)
type of diuretic:
mannitol
osmotic
type of diuretic:
metolazone
thiazide
type of diuretic:
chlorthalidone
thiazide
type of diuretic:
furosemide
loop
type of diuretic:
amiloride
k sparing (other)
type of diuretic:
torsemide
loop
diuretic most useful in:
acute pulmonary edema
loop
diuretic most useful in:
idiopathic calciuria
thiazide
diuretic most useful in:
glaucome
acetazolamide

mannitol
diuretic most useful in:
CHF
loop (for edema)

aldosterone antagonist (shown to decrease mortality)
diuretic most useful in:
edema in nephrotic syndrome
loop/thiazide
diuretic most useful in:
increase ICP
mannitol
diuretic most useful in:
mild to moderate HTN
thiazide
diuretic most useful in:
hypercalcemia
loops (loops lose Ca2+)
diuretic most useful in:
altitude sickness
CA inhibitor (e.g. acetaxolamide)
diuretic most useful in:
hyperaldosterone
spironolactone

eplerinone
what is the advantages/disadvantages to using eplerinone vs spironolactone for hyperaldosterone
ADVANTAGE: doesn't have all the alpha-androgen SE's (e.g. gynecomastia) that spironolactone has

DISADVANTAGE: more expensive
Rx of acute pulmonary edema + acute CHF exacerbation
"LMNOP"

Loops
Morphine
Nitrates
O2
Position/Pressors (e.g. dobutamine)