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        | signs of fatigue and SOB -due to inadequate perfusion of tissues with blood
 
 swelling of veins
 peripheral and pulmonary edeam
 -volume overload
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        | Initial Phase of Heart Failure |  | Definition 
 
        | Cardiac Remodeling 
 Heart changes shape due to ischemic tissue secondary to MI
 
 CO declines
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        | Heart Failure Classifications: ACC/AHA Stage A
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        | High risk for HF but without structural heart disease or symptoms of HF |  | 
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        | Structural heart disease but without symptoms of HF |  | 
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        | Structural Heart disease with prior or current symptoms of HF |  | 
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        | advances structural heart disease with marked symptoms despite maximal medical therapy **Specialized intervention required |  | 
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        | symptomatic with moderate exertion |  | 
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        | symptomatic with minimal exertion |  | 
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        | Diuretics, ACEI+ARBs, aldosterone agonists, and Beta blockers |  | 
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        | Digoxin, Ionotropic agnets, vasodilators |  | 
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        | first line for pt's with volume overload |  | 
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        | used in sever heart failure |  | 
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        | Potassium sparing diuretics: Tx |  | Definition 
 
        | counteracts hypokalemia produced by other diuretics |  | 
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        | Thiazide diuretics: use and AE |  | Definition 
 
        | produce a moderate diuresis 
 hypokalemia
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        | Loop diuretics: uses and AE |  | Definition 
 
        | produce a strong diuresis 
 hypokalemia
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        | potassium sparing diuretics : uses and AE |  | Definition 
 
        | produces little diuresis 
 block K loss
 
 hyperkalemia
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        | first line agent for pt.'s w/o volume overload |  | 
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        | used with people who are intolerant of ACEI |  | 
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        | Aldosterone receptor blockers |  | Definition 
 
        | used in combo therapy with pt.'s with moderate to severe HF |  | 
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        | arteriolar dilation: afterload reduction 
 venous dilation: preload reduction
 
 reduce aldosterone release
 
 reduce edema
 
 reduce cardiac remodeling
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        | similiar effects of ACEI 
 less reduc. of cardiac remodeling than ACEI
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        | reduce edema 
 reduce cardiac remodeling
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        | Beta Blockers: MOA and AE |  | Definition 
 
        | protect form excessive sympathetic stimulation 
 protect against dysrhythmias
 
 ***can worsen HF***
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        | increased contractile force (positive iontropy) 
 increased cardiac output
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        | Digoxin: MOA (hemodynamic effects) |  | Definition 
 
        | Because of increased CO -sympathetic tone is reduced
 -renin release is reduced
 
 Hemodynamic effects:
 -after load is decreased
 -preload is decreased
 -renal blood flow is increased
 -edema is reduced
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        | Digoxin: Cardiac adverse effects |  | Definition 
 
        | -cardiac dysrhythmias *most common is AV block with ventricular ectopic beats
 *decreased SA node activity
 *decreased AV conduction
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        | Digoxin: Noncardiac adverse effects |  | Definition 
 
        | Anorexia Nauseas
 Vomitting
 Fatigue
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        | Sympathomimetics: Dopamine |  | Definition 
 
        | synthetic B1-andrenergic receptor agonist 
 increaes contractility and CO
 
 ***used IV for short-term Tx of acute heart failure***
 
 AE: tachycardia
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        | Sympathomumetics: Dopamine |  | Definition 
 
        | stimulates receptors in kidney to increase renal blood flow and urine output 
 reduces neuronal release of NE to increase B-andrenergic activation in heart
 
 ***Short term IV use for acute heart failure***
 
 tachycardia
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        | Phosphodiesterase inhibitors: Inamrinone |  | Definition 
 
        | increases conc. of cAMP in cardiac myocytes sot stimulate Ca influx 
 increases contractility and cardiac output
 
 ***IV for short term Tx of HF in pt.'s unresponsive to other agents
 
 AE: **bone marrow, liver toxicities
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        | Phosphodiesterase inhibitors: Milrinone |  | Definition 
 
        | similar hemodynamice an Inamrinone 
 ***Less likely to cause bone marrow and liver toxicities***
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        | Vasodilators: Nitroglycerin |  | Definition 
 
        | produces venous vasodilation 
 AE: hypotension and reflex tachycardia
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        | Vasodilators: Sodium nitroprusside |  | Definition 
 
        | produces venous and ateriolar vasodilation 
 AE: profound hypotension
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        | a aynthetic natriuretic peptide 
 hypotension
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