week 2 (counseling points)

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Bumetanide

counseling points

  • dose conversion: furosemide = bumetanide 1 mg


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furosemide

counseling points:

  • furosemide IV: PO ratio 1:2


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chlorothiazide

counseling points

  • only thiazide available IV


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nicardipine

counseling points

  • Warning(s): Hypotension (especially with severe aortic stenosis), nicardipine should not be used in advanced aortic stenosis


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diltiazem

counseling points

  • Atrial fibrillation/other arrhythmias (rate control)

  • May worsen symptoms of HF; bradycardia

  • side effects: constipation (more with verapamil than diltiazem), gingival hyperplasia



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verapamil

counseling points

  • indication: Atrial fibrillation/other arrhythmias (rate control)

  • warnings: May worsen symptoms of HF; bradycardia

  • side effects: constipation (more with verapamil than diltiazem), gingival hyperplasia



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enalaprilat

counseling points

  • BBW: Fetal toxicity, avoid in pregnancy

  • Warnings: Angioedema

  • side effects: cough hyperkalemia

  • Notes: do not use within 36 hours of entresto


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esmolol

counseling points

  • warning: Caution in pts with diabetes; can worsen hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia and mask hypoglycemic conditions. Caution in bronchospastic diseases (asthma and COPD) and Raynaud’s

  • Notes: Ultra-short-acting IV beta-1 selective blocker. Effects usually resolve within 10–20 minutes after stopping the infusion; commonly used for rapid heart rate control and perioperative hypertension/t


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metoprolol

counseling points

  • BBW: Do not discontinue abruptly

  • Warnings: Caution in pts with diabetes; can worsen hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia and mask hypoglycemic conditions. Caution in bronchospastic diseases (asthma and COPD) and Raynaud’s

  • Notes:Metoprolol tartrate IV is not equivalent to PO (IV:PO ratio is 1:2.5)


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propranolol

counseling points

  • BBW: Do not discontinue abruptly

  • Contraindication(s): Asthma

  • Warning(s): Caution in pts with diabetes; can worsen hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia and mask hypoglycemic conditions. Caution in Raynaud’s.

  • Notes:High lipid solubility, crosses BBB, associated with more CNS side effects, but makes it useful for other conditions (migraine prophylaxis). Non-selective BBs are used in portal HTN


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labetalol

counseling points:

  • BBW: Do not discontinue abruptly

  • Contraindication(s): Asthma

  • Warning(s): Caution in pts with diabetes; can worsen hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia and mask hypoglycemic conditions. Caution in Raynaud’s.

  • Note(s): Commonly used IV agent for acute severe hypertension in pregnancy


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hydralazine

counseling points:

  • indication(s): Chronic hypertension, hypertensive emergency (off-label), HFrEF (off-label)

  • Warning(s): Drug-induced lupus erythematosus (DILE - dose and duration related)


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nitroglycerin

counseling points:

  • Contraindication(s): SBP <90 mmHg, DO NOT USE in combination with PDE5 inhibitors

  • Note(s): MOA: low doses: venous vasodilator, high doses: arterial vasodilator.

    Requires non-PVC container (e.g. glass bottle).


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nitroprusside

counseling points

  • BBW: Metabolism produces cyanide

  • Warning(s): Increased intracranial pressure

  • Note(s): Requires light protection during administration;


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milrinone

N/A

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dobutamine

counseling points

  • Note(s): Dobutamine may turn slightly pink due to oxidation but potency is not lost


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digoxin

counseling points

  • Note(s): Narrow therapeutic index (monitor digoxin level);

  • Toxicity: s/sx blurred/double vision, greenish-yellow halos signs of toxicity

  • Antidote: DigiFab


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amiodarone

counseling points

  • BBW: Pulmonary toxicity, hepatotoxicity; proarrhythmic effects. Amiodarone is used for life-threatening arrhythmias only.

  • Note(s): Infusions >2 hours require a non-PVC container. Use 0.22 micron filter. Antiarrhythmic drug of choice in heart failure. Very long half-life; numerous drug interactions.



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procainamide

counseling points:

  • BBW: Potentially fatal blood dyscrasias (agranulocytosis). Long term use leads to positive antinuclear antibody (ANA) in 50% of patients, which can result in drug-induced lupus erythematosus (DILE) in 20-30% of patients


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lidocaine

counseling points:

  • Indication(s): Ventricular arrhythmias (refractory VT/ cardiac arrest)


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adenosine

counseling points:

  • Indication(s): Supraventricular re-entrant tachycardias.

  • Note(s): Half-life <10 seconds.


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atropine

counseling points:

  • Indication(s): Bradycardia, inhibition of salivation and secretions, organophosphate poisoning