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beta lactams prolonged titration

pip/taz or meropenum

or vanco if MRSA

what are the ABX options for shock?

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3 hrs

how long should the infusion of broad spectrum ABX be for shock?

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lactated ringers

plasma lyte

what are the 2 types of cystalloid fluids?

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crystalloids : LR or PL

what type of fluid is preferred in shock?

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cause vasoconstrction

ang 2

phenylephrine ( alpha only)

vasopressin (ADH)

what are the 3 vasopressors and what do they cause?

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NE

E

dopamine

all cause increase contractility + constriction

what are the 3 inopressors and what do they cause?

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“MID” cause increased contractiity

milerone

isoproterneol ( beta only)

dobutamine

what are the 3 ionotropes and what do they cause?

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PDE3 inhibitor that causes increased contractility

MOA of milrinone ?

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  1. NE

  2. vasopressin

  3. Epi

what for the first 3 picks for vasopressors in shock?

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phenotalmine

what is the vasopressor vesicants antidote?

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IV hydrocortisone

decrease time on a vasopressor

what is the medication option for adrenal insufficiency shock?

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CCB except amlodipine

NSAIDs

what meds worsen HF?

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BB

ACEI/ARB/ARNI

SGLT2 i

sprinolactone / MRA

what are the GDMT meds for HF?

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loops

what med is used for HF sx tx?

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bisoprolol

carvedilol

metoprolol succinate

what are the specific BB used in HF?

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induce vasodilation + natruiresis

ARNI MOA?

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if switching from ACE= need 36 hour wash out

can switch directly to and ARB

what is special abt ARNI when u are switching meds?

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BiDil

if angioedma w/ ARB what should u switch to?

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“ - flazon”

what do SGLT2i end in?

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inhibit Na + glucose reabsorption

SGLT2i MOA?

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“DES”

dapagliflazon, empagliflozin, sotagliflozin

what SGLT2 do u not have to have DM for?

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gynecomastia

possible ADE of sprinolactone?

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K >5 or GFR < 30

MRA CI?

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hydralizine / isosorbide dinitrate (BIDIL)

which HF med is best for AA?

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vasodilation

BIDIL MOA?

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± 2 lbs in a day or ± 5 in a week

what is a red flag when using loops?

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weight

what do u need to monitor on loops?

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inhibits Na/ K pump → AV node suprression

longer refractory period

digoxin MOA?

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yellow halos

more likely if low mg, K and high Ca

digoxin toxicity causes ___?

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SGLT2 + fluids

in acute HF what needs to be immediately started?

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whats the tx for each group ?

warm/ dry ?

warm / wet?

cold/ dry?

cold/ wet?

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milirone → doesnt need Beta receptors

what med should be give when diuretic resistance occurs after give loops?

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PDE inhibitor→ no Beta receptors needed

milrinone MOA?

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ARNI → entresto

which is the best for HF : ACE/ ARNI/ ARB?

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thaizides

what is the best for lower BP in HF?

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reduced hospitalizations + sx

digoixin health benefits in HF?

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SGLT2

what med do u give for HF stage 3?

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Na channel blockers

“ double quarter pounder”

  • disopryamide

  • quinidine

  • procainamide

what is the MOA of class 1a antiarrhytmics + what drugs are in it?

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Na channel blockers

“lettuce + mayo”

  • lidocaine

  • mexiletine

what is the MOA of class 1b antiarrhytmics + what drugs are in it?

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Na channel blockers

“fries please”

  • flecainide

  • propafenone

what is the MOA of class 1c antiarrhytmics + what drugs are in it?

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metoprolol

bisprolol

carvedilol

propanolol

etc

what BB of used as antiarrhtymics?

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beta blockers

what drugs are class 2 antiarrhythmics?

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K channel blockers:

“a dirty dog is stink”

  • amiodarone

  • dronedarone

  • dofetilide

  • ibutilide

  • sotalol

what is the MOA of class 3 antiarrhytmics + what drugs are in it?

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ca channel blockers

  • diltiazem

  • verapamil

what is the MOA of class 4 antiarrhytmics + what drugs are in it?

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digoxin

adenosine

what is the MOA of class miscellaneous antiarrhytmics + what drugs are in it?

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1a= intermediate

1b= low

1c= high

what is the potentcy level for each class of 1 anitarrhytmics?

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anticholingeric

class 1 a antiarhtymics ADE?

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procainamide ( class 1a)

what drug causes lupus like syndrome + dyscrasis ?

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pulm fibrosis

thyroid toxicity

hepatotoxicity

blue-grey skin color change

amiodarone ADE?

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24-107 days

how long is amiodrarone ½ life?

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QTc > 400 msec

dofetilide CI?

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must be started in the hospital and monitored w/ EKG for 3 days

what is special abt dofetilide?

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ibutilide (covert)

what drug is only used to cardiovert?

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must montior in hospital for 3 days

what is special about sotalol?

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slows AV node conudction, intreptus re-entry pathway, restores NSR

adenosine MOA?

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PVT

adenosine use?

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atropine

first line for sinus brady + AV blocks?

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adenosine

what is the go to med for PSVT?

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vagal maneuver or adenosine

stable PSVT/SVT tx?

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adenosine or electrical cadioversion

unstable PSVT/SVT tx?

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improves AV conduction

atropine MOA?

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slows AV conduction

adenosine MOA?

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BB or non-DHP CCB

tx for PVC?

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magnesium sulfate

torsades tx?

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no pulse = defibrilation

pulse = cardioversion

no pulse tx vs pulse tx?

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sotalol + dofetilide

what 2 drugs have to be monitored by EKG in hopsital?

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eliquis

what is the preffered anticoagulant for afib?

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  1. anticoagulation

  2. control modifable risk factors

  3. rate/ rhythm control

what are the 3 pillars for tx of afib?

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warfarin

what is the tx of choice for antiphospholipid disoder, mitral stenosis and artifical valves?

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dabigatran (pradaxa)

what is the direct thombin inhibitor?

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directly inhibts factor 2a (thrombin)

diabigatran (pradaxa) MOA?

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dabigartran (pradaxa)

what DOAC causes dyspepsia?

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no

does dabigatran (pradaxa) need a lead in for afib?

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eliquis

xarelto

edoxaban (savaysa)

what are the Xa inhibitors?

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no

does edoxaban ( savaysa) need a lead in for afib?

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inhibits vitmain K facotrs and protein C + S ( 1972)

warfarin MOA?

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no NSAIDS , give tylenol

what pain med can be give when on warfarin?

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afib =2-3

mitral valve= 2.5-3

what is warfarin targert for afib and for mital valve ?

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requires >5 day bridge until INR therapeutic

what is special abt warfarin?

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APAP + FAB 5 ( flaygly, amiodarone,bactrium, FQ, fluconazole)

what increase warfarin INR?

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immediate cardioversion

add anticoag if > 48 hrs

if unstable AFIB what is tx? what is > 48 hrs?

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long term anticoag

stable afib tx?

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IV BB or non DHP CCB

afib w/ RVR no decomp HF tx?

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IV amiodarone

afib w/ RVR decomp HF tx?

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electrical cardioversion + anticoagulation

tx for afib + hemodynamically unstable?

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BB , non DHP CCB, amiodarone , digoxin

what are the med options for long term rate control?

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BB , non DHP CCB

what is 1st line for chronic long term rate control in HF?

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dronedarone

what should be absolutely avoid in HF?

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1c and group 3

what are the common meds for rhythm control?

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class 1 c or class 3

no HF or no MI tx for afib?

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amiodranone or dofetilide

HFrEF or MI tx?

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BB or CCB

you must be on ___ to use pill in the pocket?

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flecainide

propafenone

what are the med options for pill in the pocket?

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statins

BB

thiazides

steroids

what meds worsen diabetes?

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decrease liver glucose production and increases tissue uptake

metformin MOA?

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lactic acidosis

GI , B12 deficiency

what is metformin ADE/BBW?

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GFR< 30

if GFR 30-45 = decrease dose by 50 %

when can metformin not be use?

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pioglitazone (actos)

rosiglitazone (avandia)

what are the 2 thiazolidinesiones (TZD)?

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activates PPAR-gamma ( in adipose) to increase insulin sensitivity

thiazolidinesiones MOA?

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edema

caution use with : HF, fractures, bladder cancer

thiazolidinesiones ADE?