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Indications for diuretic use (6)

- edema associated with CHF


- acute pulmonary edema


- liver disease


- renal disease


- hypertension


- conditions that cause hyperkalemia

Thiazide and thiazide like diuretics action and indication

Block the chloride pump


Keep the chloride sodium in the tubule to be excrete in the urine, thus preventing the reabsorption of both in the vascular system


Treatment of edema associated with CHF, liver or renal disease


Mono therapy or adjuncts for the treatment of hypertension

Thiazide cautions (3)

- gout


- SLE


- diabetes

Thiazide adverse effects

- hypokalemia


- decreased calcium excretion


- altered blood glucose levels


- slightly alkalinized urine

Thiazide drug to drug interactions

- cholestyramine or colestipol


- digoxin


- anti diabetic agents


- lithium


Loop diuretics

Furosemide ( lasix)


Most commonly used; less powerful than new drugs



Bumetanide ( bumex)


Torsemide ( demadex)


Are the newer drugs that are more powerful than lasix


Loop diuretics actions and indications

Block the chloride pump in the ascending loop of henle, causing reabsorption of sodium and chloride


Indications


- acute CHF


- acute pulmonary edema


- edema associated with CHF


- edema associated with renal or liver disease


- hypertension

Loop D. Contraindications and cautions

- electrolyte depletion


- anuria


- severe renal failure


- hepatic coma



Cautions


- SLE


- Gout


- DM

Adverse effects (LD)

Related to the imbalance in electrolytes and fluid


- hypokalemia


- alkalosis


- hypocalcemia


- hypotension


- dizziness


- hyperglycemia


- ototoxicity or deafness, can be reversed when off the medication

Drug to drug interactions ( LD) risk of ototoxicity

- amino glycosides and cisplatin


- anticoagulation


- ibuprofen, NSAIDS, salicylates, indomethacin

Carbonic anhydride inhibitors actions and indications

Blocks the effects of carbonic anhydrase , slowing down the movement of hydrogen ions



Indications:


adjunct to other diuretics


Glaucoma

Carbonic inhibitors contraindications and cautions

- angle closure glaucoma


Cautions


- fluid or electrolyte imbalances


- renal or hepatic disease


- adrenocortical insufficiency


- respiratory acidosis


- COPD

Thiazide and thiazide like diuretics prototype drug

Hydrochlorothiazide

Loop diuretics prototype drug

Furosemide (lasix)

Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors prototype drug

Acetazolamide

Spironolactone is the drug of choice for treating

Hyper aldosterone

Mannitol

The only osmotic diuretic

Osmotic diuretics indications

Used in acute eye situations or during acute attacks of glaucoma


Cranial pressure, ARF due to shock, trauma, or overdose