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Indications for Beta Blockers |
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1. HTN 2. IHD/Angina 3. CHF 4. Migraine Headaches 5. Secondary prevention post MI |
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Contraindications for Beta Blockers |
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1. Cardiogenic Shock 2. Sinus Bradycardia 3. Do not initiate BB in decompensated CHF |
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Precautions for Beta Blockers |
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1. Asthma/Bronchospastic disease (unless non-specific agent, then it is a CI) 2. Diabetes Mellitus (masks hypoglycemia) 3. If need to DC, titrate off over 1-2 weeks (rebound HTN) 4. Titrate up slowly to avoid aggravating sx, taking off titrate down. 5. "Don't just stop taking beta blocker suddenly" |
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Class drug interactions with Beta Blockers |
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1. Verapamil (review effects 'AV block' 'decreased HR') 2. Clonidine 3. NSAIDs
know how to manage these interactions (if pt. is on both, figure out how to take which ones off) |
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Cardioselective beta-blockers |
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1.bisoprolol 2. atenolol 3. metoprolol |
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non-cardio-selective beta blockers |
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Class ADR of Beta Blockers |
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1. decreased HR 2. beta blockade in pulmonary symptoms 3. cardioselectivity is lost at higher doses |
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Pt. counseling for beta blockers |
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1. do not stop medicine abruptly 2. may cause fatigue (lowered HR) 3. something else she said |
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Tenormin I: HTN (25-100mg daily), angina (50-200mg daily), acute MI Pharmacology: relatively cardioselective does not cross BBB (may help with depression effect of bb's) |
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atenolol w/ chlorthalidone |
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Tenoretic I: HTN has diuretic CI: sulfonamide allergy
1 tab daily (50/25, 100/25) |
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Lopressor I: HTN< post MI infaction, angina Pharmacology: relatively cardioselective, crosses BBB counseling: food can increase absorption of drug
50mg bid |
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Toprol XL I: HTN (50-100mg daily), angina pectoris (100mg qd), stable NHYA II or II HF (12.5-200mg daily) Pharmacology: relatively cardioselective, crosses BBB Pt. counseling: CHF - counsel pts. to monitor for increasing sx, (weight gain, SOB) take with foo to increase absorption, do not crush tabs |
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Trandate/Normodyne HTN Pharmacology: Alpha 1 adrenergic blocker, non-selective beta blocker
200mg bid |
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Zebeta I: HTN Pharmacol: relatively cardioselective effective but NOT approved for CHF
5mg daily |
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Ziac
I: HTN
Pharm: combo product- relatively cardioselective, thiazide diuretic
CI: Sulfonamide allergy
Pt. counseling: take in AM, photosensitivity (from diuretic) |
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Coreg
I: 1. HTN (start 6.25 BID) 2. CHF (start 3.125 BID)
Pharm: nonselective BB w/ alpha 1 block activity
Pt counseling: take with food to decrease orthostatic hypotension (reduces spike)
titrate q 2 weeks |
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Which beta blocker would be best choice for a pt. with asthma? 1. atenolol 2. carvedilol 3. labetolol 4. propranolol |
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Which beta blocker would be the best choice for a patient with CHF and asthma? 1. atenolol 2. bisprolol 3. carvedilol 4. metoprolol |
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Answer: Metoprolol (would have to be XL) |
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Which beta blocker would you expect to cause least CNS side-effects? 1. Atenolol 2. Metoprolol 3. Propranolol |
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Answer: atenolol (does not cross BBB) |
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1. HTN 2. Diabetic Neuropathy 3. Reduction in future CV events 4. Reduction in cardiac events post MI 5. HF |
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ACE Inhibitor class precautions |
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1. pregnancy (category D) (2nd or 3rd trimester) 2. pts. with impaired renal fx - must use caution, low, initial dosing, and monitoring 3. pts. currently on aggressive diuretic therapy, NSAID therapy, and/or with CHF -higher risk of acute renal failure upon initiation or dose increase |
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ACE Inhibitor Class Adverse Effects |
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1. Cough 2. Dizziness 3. Orthostatic Effects 4. Hyperkalemia 5. Decreased CrCl 6. Rash (rare event) |
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ACE Inhibitor pt. consultation points |
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1. Orthostatic counseling 2. Report facial swelling/difficulty breathing (angioedema) 3. Avoid potassium supplements unless directed 4. Avoid concomitant antacids within 1-2 hours |
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ACE Inhibitor class drug interactions |
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1. Potassium supplements and sparing diuretics 2. NSAID therapy (decrease ACEI effect) 3. Alteration of Lithium levels |
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NSAIDs dilate or constrict afferent arterioles of glomerulus? |
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constrict afferent. (blocking prostaglandin which dilates) |
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What two ACE's are more sensitive to interactions (antacids, foods, etc) and should be taken on an empty stomach |
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Accupril I: HTN (Lower dosage when using diuretics) -adjunct in tx of CHF -requires adjustment for renal dysfx
20-80mg daily |
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Captopril
I: HTN Dose: 25 mg TID
Counseling: take one hour before meals ADR: taste disturbances
May be DOC for pt. who need to be on a shorter acting ACE |
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Lotensin
I: HTN Dose: 10-80 mg/day |
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Lotensin HCT
I: HTN - not indicated for initial therapy
Dose: 1 tab daily
CI: sulfonamide allergy |
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Mavik
I: HTN Dose: 2-4 mg/day |
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Monopril
I: CHF adjunct (10-40 mg/day) -HTN (20-80 mg/day) |
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Univasc
I: HTN Dose: (7.5-30 mg/day)
take on an empty stomach |
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Vasotec
I: CHF (2.5-20 mg BID) -HTN (10-40 mg daily)
IV form FDA indication: HTN |
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Vaseretic
I: HTN
Dose: 1-2 tabs daily
Combo not indicated for initial tx of HTN |
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Zestril or Prinivil
IL CHF (5-40 mg daily) (target 20-40 qd)
-HTN (5-40 mg daily) |
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Zestoretic
I: HTN
Dose: 10/12.5 - 20/25 daily CI: sulfonamide allergy
Counsel: take early in AM, photosensitivity
Combo not indicated for initial treatment of HTN |
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Atacand
I: HTN
8-32 mg daily
adjust dose for moderate hepatic impairment |
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Avapro
I: HTN
Dose 150-300 mg daily |
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Avalide
HTN (150/12.5-300/12.5mg daily)
not indicated for initial treatment
Take in the morning |
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Cozaar
HTN/diabetic neuropathy
25-100mg daily
consider low doses in hepatic impairment and volume depleted pts |
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Hyzaar
HTN
50/12.5-100/25 daily
take in the morning |
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Diovan
HTN (80-320mg daily), CHF (40-160 mg bid) |
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Diovan- HCT
HTN
1 tab daily |
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Benicar HCT
HTN
1 tab daily |
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Micardis
HTN
20-80mg daily |
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azilsartan + chlorthalidone |
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Edarbyclor
HTN
1 tab daily (40/12.5 & 40/25mg tabs) |
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Tekturna
HTN
150-300mg daily |
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