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Diuretics lecture Flashcards

1
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arterial BP=

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cardiac output and peripheral vascular resistance

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2
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cardiac output depends on:

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myocardial contractility & ventricular filling pressure

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3
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ventricular filling pressure depends on:

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blood volume and venous tone

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4
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vascular resistance depends on:

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state of SMC (contracted/relaxed) and activity of systems that control the diameter

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5
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blood volume is the primary target of

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diuretics- by decreasing blood volume

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6
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main function of the kidneys:

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maintain normal body fluid volume & electrolyte balance

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7
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filtration rate under normal conditions

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~120ml/min

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8
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how much of the filtered fluid & electrolytes are reabsorbed?

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~99%

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9
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urine output rate:

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1ml/min

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10
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what is the basic urine-forming unit?

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the nephron

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11
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what part of the nephron deals with filtration?

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glomerulus

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12
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what part of the nephron deals with reabsorption & conditioning?

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tubule

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13
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what supplies blood to the nephron

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afferent arteriol

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14
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what removes blood from the nephron

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efferent arteriole

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15
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where is reabsorption the greatest?

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proxima; tubule & declines distally toward collecting duct

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16
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how much Na is reabsorbed in the proximal tubule?

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65%

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17
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how much Na is reabsorbed in the loop of Henle?

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25%

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18
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how much Na is reabsorbed in the early distale tubule & distal convoluted tubule?

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5%

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19
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what is a major determinant of extracellular fluid volume?

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NaCl

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20
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diuretics increase the rate of urine flow and:

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NaCl excretion (& water)

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21
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diuretics initial effects

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incr. NaCl excretion-> decr. extracellular fluid volume-> decr. venous return-> decr. cardiac output-> decr. BP

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22
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diuretics chronic effects

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incr. NACL excretion-> decr. extracellular volume-> stimulation of compensatory mechanisms-> decr. NaCl excretion & fluid volume returns to initial level-> dcr. peripheral resistance-> BP remains lowered due to VASODILATION

23
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chronic BP-lowering effect of diuretics is

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vasodilation!

24
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initial BP-lowering effect of diuretics

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due to Na excretion & decr. fluid volume

25
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loop diuretics act where?

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thick ascending loop of Henle

26
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MOA of loop diuretics

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inhibition of Na/K/Cl sympoter

27
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loop diuretic ion effects

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inhibited reabsorption of Na, K, Cl

indirect disrupted reabsorption of Ca and Mg

28
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under normal conditions what is the potential on the kidney side?

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negative potential

29
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what causes the reduced reabsorption of Ca and Mg with lop diuretics?

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change in potential on the renal side- blocking transporter causes potential to become more positive & pull over less Ca and Mg

30
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ACUTE affect of loop diuretics on uric acid

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increased excretion

31
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CHRONIC affect of loop diuretic on uric acid

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decreased excretion

32
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main urinary & hemodynamic effects of loop diuretics

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  1. great incr. in urine

2. volume depletion & decr. BP (initially) followed by stimulation of renin release & SNS due to low Na

33
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main therapeutic uses for loop diuretics

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acute pulmonary edema, HTN & HF, edemas & ascites, drug over dose, hypercalcemia

34
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main ADE of loop diuretics

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  1. fluid/electrolyte imbalance (hypo-Na, hypo-Cl, hypo-K, hypo-Mg, hypo-Ca)
  2. ototoxicity
  3. hyperuricemia & hyperglycemia
  4. may incr. LDL & decr. HDL
35
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most potent loop diuretic

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bumetanide (Bumex)

36
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thiazide diuretics act where?

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distal convoluted tubule

37
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MOA of thiazide diuretics

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inhibition of Na/Cl symporter

38
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main urinary & hemodynamic effects of thiazide diuretics

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  1. mod. increase in urine flow

2. lower BP due to incr. Na excretion

39
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How does chronic use of thiazide diuretics effect Ca and uric acid?

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decrease excretion

40
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difference in loop and thiazide diuretics

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K excretion is incre. INDIRECTLY with thiazide diuretics

41
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main therapeutic uses of thiazide diuretics

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HTN, edema, nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, Ca nephrolithiasis,

42
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effect of thiazides is altered when

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GFR is <35mL/min

except with memtolazone & indapamide

43
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main ADE of thiazides

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  1. fluid/electrolyte disturbances (hypotension, hypo-Na, hypo-Cl, hypo-K, hyper-Ca, hypo-MG, hyperuricemia)
  2. < glucose tolerance
  3. sexual impotency
  4. incr. LDL, TC and TG
44
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most potent thiazide

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indapamide (lozol)

45
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where do potassium-sparing diuretics act?

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last distal tubule & collecting duct

46
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MOA of K-sparing diuretics

Na-channel blockers

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inhibition of renal epithelial Na channels-> decr. Na reabsorption-> K (& H) is NOT excreted into the lumen in exchange

47
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what cell does K-sparing diuretics act on?

Na-channel blockers

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principle cells

48
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main urinary effects of K-sparing diuretics

Na-channel blockers

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slight incr. in urine flow (slight incr. excretion of Na, Cl, decr. excretion of K (&H))

49
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main ADE of K-sparing diuretics

Na-channel blockers

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Hyper-K

triamterene can < glucose intolerance & cause photosensitization

50
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aldosterone normal actions

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inc. retension of Na & increase excretion of K (&H)

51
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MOA of K-sparing diuretics

aldosterone antagonists

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inhibition of aldosterone binding to its receptors-> decr. Na reabsorption-> K is not excreted

52
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cells that K-sparing diuretics act on

aldosterone antagonist

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intercalated cells

53
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main therapeutic uses of K-sparing diuretics

- both kinds

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used with other diuretics to spare K, HF, spironolactone in 1* & 2* hyperaldosteronism & hepatic cirrhosis

54
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main ADE of K-sparing diuretics

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hyper-K (incr. risk of arrhythmias), spironolactone may cause gynecomastia, sexual impotency, decreased libido & alter clearance of digitalis glycosides

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