Hypertension treatment guidelines

  1. At what BP should medication be started?
    140-160 S, 90-100 D
  2. At what BP should a second antihypertensive be added?
    >160 S or >100 D
  3. Causes of secondary hypertension
    • Aldosteronism,
    • Renal disease,
    • Thyroid disease,
    • Medications
  4. Classes of antihypertensives
    • Angiotensin/ renin related,
    • calcium channel blockers,
    • diuretics,
    • adrenergic related vasodilators
  5. Inexpensive ACE inhibitor
    lisinopril
  6. side effect of ACE inhibitors
    • dry cough,
    • hypotension episode after first dose,
    • hyperkalemia,
    • angioedema,
    • rash
  7. Contraindications for ACE I / ARB
    • Renal artery stenosis,
    • woman of childbearing age, allergy to ACE inhibitors
  8. Suffic for ACE I inhibitors
    -pril
  9. suffix for AngiotensinII receptor antagonists
    -sartan
  10. Typical dose of losartan
    25 mg QD - 50 mg BID
  11. risk factors for  hyperkalemia with ACE/ARB
    • DM,
    • NSAID use,
    • Beta blockers,
    • Advanced age,
    • volume depletion,
    • chronic renal insufficiency
  12. drug interactions of ACE/ARB
    • lithium levels may rise,
    • Can raise risk of hypersensitivity to allopurinol
  13. Suffix for dihydroperidines
    -ipine
  14. indicationsFor dihydroperidine CCBs
    • essential HTN, especially systolic,
    • angina pectoris
  15. adverse effects of dihydroperidine
    Peripheral edema
  16. most common dihydropyridines
    Amlodipine
  17. typical amlodipine dose
    5-10 mg QD
  18. Diltiazem does what?
    slows conduction through AV node
  19. Adverse effects of loop diuretics
    • Electrolyte imbalance,
    • dehydration,
    • hypotension,
    • ototoxicity,
    • hyperglycemia
  20. Contraindications for spironolactone
    • anuria,
    • renal insufficiency,
    • hyperkalemia,
    • patient’s taking amiloride or triamterene
  21. Adverse effects of methyldopa
    • Somnolence,
    • dry mouth,
    • depression,
    • rebound hypertension when discontinued
  22. indications for nitroglycerin
    • Prophylaxis and treatment of angina pectoris,
    • In IV form:
    • CHF w/acute MI, BP control during surgery
  23. adverse effects of nitroglycerin
    • Headache,
    • reflex tachycardia,
    • orthostatic hypotension,
    • topical allergic reaction
  24. interactions with nitroglycerin
    • ETOH can cause severe hypotension,
    • Aspirin increases serum concentration,
    • CA+ channel blockers can cause orhostatic hypotension,
    • Viagra can cause hypotension
  25. Hydralazine used as second line for what
    People who can’t tolerate or didn’t have therapeutic results with ACE inhibitors
  26. adverse effects of hydralazine
    • Reflex tachycardia,
    • increased blood volume,
    • peripheral neuritis,
    • headache,
    • constipation,
    • blood dyscrasias,
    • lupus-like syndrome
  27. First line treatment for diabetic patient
    • ACEI or ARB;
    • -thiazide or CCB if Af Amer
  28. first line treatment for pts with heart failure
    ACEI / ARB
  29. First line treatment for stroke patient
    ACEI / ARB
  30. First line treatment for coronary disease
    BB + ACEI or ARB
  31. ACE inhibitors and ARBs contraindicated in
    Pts with renal artery stenosis, women of childbearing age
  32. Typical dose of lisinopril
    10-40 mg QD
  33. Typical dose of enalapril
    5-20 mg BID
  34. typical dose of benazepril
    5-40 mg QD
  35. Typical dose of losartan
    25 QD - 50 mg BID
  36. Typical dose of valsartan
    80 QD - 160 BID
  37. Risk factors for hyperkalemia on ACEI or ARB
    • DM,
    • GFR <60,
    • trimethoprim,
    • hypovolemia,
    • NSAID S,
    • K sparing diuretic
  38. Example of a renin inhibitor
    Aliskerin
  39. examples of dihydroperidine CCBs
    Amlodipine, felodipine, nifedipine
  40. examples of non dihydroperidine CCBs
    • diltiazem (30-90 mg q 6 hrs)
    • verapamil (40 mg TID - 120 mg QID)
  41. best CCB for acute A fib
    Diltiazem 30-90 mg q 6 h
  42. Creatinine clearance must be what threshold to treat with thiazide diuretic
    CrCl >30 mL/ min
  43. spironolactone drug interactions
    Avoid triamterene. Interacts with ACEI and salicylates
  44. Typical dose of metoprolol
    50 mg BID
  45. typical dose of atenolol
    25-50 mg QD
  46. Indication for sotalol
    acute arrythmia
  47. clonidine is useful for
    Alcohol and opioid withdrawal
  48. examples of vasodilators
    Nitroglycerin, hydralazine
  49. vasodilator for hypertensive crisis
    Hydralazine
  50. vasodilator for pulmonary hypertension
    Sildenafil
  51. Examples of ACEI, with typical doses
    • Lisinopril  10-40 mg QD
    • Enalapril 5-20 mg BID
    • benazepril 5-40 mg QD
  52. example of loop diuretic
    Furosemide, bumetanide, torsemide
  53. Hypertensive urgency
    SBP>180 and/or DBP>110
  54. Drugs for hypertensive crisis, with doses
    • Nitroglycerine 5-10 mcg/min max 100,
    • Nicardipine 5-15 mg/hr 
    • labetolol 20-80 mg q 15 min
  55. treat eclampsia
    Hydralazine, labetolol
  56. hypertensive crisis in acute renal failure
    Nicardipine
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Hypertension treatment guidelines
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Ed set 1 hypertension
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