This document provides a cheat sheet on hypertension medications including:
1. It lists several classes of medications used to treat hypertension including angiotensin receptor blockers, calcium channel blockers, diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and others.
2. For each class it provides examples of common medications, their mechanisms of action, common side effects, drug interactions and nursing considerations.
3. It also briefly discusses hypertensive crisis and its clinical manifestations at the end.
This document provides a cheat sheet on hypertension medications including:
1. It lists several classes of medications used to treat hypertension including angiotensin receptor blockers, calcium channel blockers, diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and others.
2. For each class it provides examples of common medications, their mechanisms of action, common side effects, drug interactions and nursing considerations.
3. It also briefly discusses hypertensive crisis and its clinical manifestations at the end.
This document provides a cheat sheet on hypertension medications including:
1. It lists several classes of medications used to treat hypertension including angiotensin receptor blockers, calcium channel blockers, diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and others.
2. For each class it provides examples of common medications, their mechanisms of action, common side effects, drug interactions and nursing considerations.
3. It also briefly discusses hypertensive crisis and its clinical manifestations at the end.
This document provides a cheat sheet on hypertension medications including:
1. It lists several classes of medications used to treat hypertension including angiotensin receptor blockers, calcium channel blockers, diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and others.
2. For each class it provides examples of common medications, their mechanisms of action, common side effects, drug interactions and nursing considerations.
3. It also briefly discusses hypertensive crisis and its clinical manifestations at the end.
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Angiotensin II Receptor Calcium Channel Blockers Diuretics (cont) Diuretics
Blockers Examples: Diltiazem (Cardizem Side effects: fluid Adverse Potassium Aldosterone Examples Cozaar (Losarten) SR) Nifedipine (Procardia, and E- rxn: Fluid Sparing Receptor Atacand (Candesarten) Diovan Procardia XL, Adalat) Nicard‐ imbalance, and electr‐ Blockers (Valsartan) ipine (Cardene) Verapamil volume depletion, olyte MOA: MOA: inhibits MOA: Prevent action of A-II and (Isoptin, Calan, Calan SR) metabolic imbalances. Reduce K+ Na+ retaining produce vasodilation and Amlodipine (Norvasc) alkalosis. Vertigo, Ototoxicity, and Na+ and K+ excreting increased salt and water Mechanism of action: Blocks headache, vertigo, exchange effects of aldost‐ excretion movement of calcium into cells weakness. Metabolic: distal and erone in distal Vasodilatation, ↓ SVR, ↓ Anorexia, N/V, hyperurec‐ collecting and collecting Side effects Hyperkalemia contractility, ↓ HR constipation, emia, tubules tubules ( K+ Impaired renal function pancreatitis, hyperglyc‐ reduce sparing) Drug Interactions: None listed Side Effects: Bradycardia, 1st sexual dysfun‐ emia, inc. excretion of degree AV heart block, nausea, Nursing Implications Monitor b/p ction, photosens‐ LDL and headache, dizziness, peripheral K+, H+, Ca+ and heart rate Full effect may itivity, decreased triglycerides edema, flushing, rash gingival and Mg+ take 3-6 weeks Watch for glucose tolerance and dec. hyperplasia, and constipation Amiloride‐ Spirolactone(Al‐ hyperkalemia and renal dysfun‐ HDL with verapamil. (Midamor dactone ction Drug Interactions: Drug Adverse drug Interactions: Side effects: Side effects: Potentiate digoxin Intera‐ Patient Education Cautious use in patients with Hyperk‐ Hyperkalemia, NSAIDS may ctions: heart failure. Contraindicated in alemia: N/V, gynecomastia, Screening B/P measurement decrease diuretic None listed patients with 2nd and 3rd degree diarrhea, leg erectile dysfun‐ Cardiovascular risk factors and antihyper‐ heart block. cramps, ction menstrual Therapeutic regime Lifestyle tensive effect Avoid grapefruit juice dizziness, irregularity modification Medication Nursing Consid‐ Nursing Tall t waves Watch for bradycardia, first adherence erations: Monitor Intervent‐ degree heart block Drug intera‐ Drug Intera‐ VS , orthostatic ions: ctions: ctions: Do not Nursing Management hypotension, Monitor Diuretics Caution in combine with K+ Monitor for fluid and E Assessment History and pts on ACE sparing diuretics Thiazide Loop hypokalemia. imbalances physical exam BP measurement inhibitors or supplements, MOA: Inhibit MOA: Teach about Nursing Diagnoses Ineffective and Angiot‐ cautious use NaCL reabso‐ Inhibits supplementation health maintenance Anxiety ensin II with ACE rption in distal NaCl with K+ rich Sexual dysfunction blockers Inhibitors or tubules. Initial reabso‐ foods avoid angiotensin II Goals Lower BP and enhance decrease in ECF rption in the potassium blockers patient compliance and sustained ascending supplements Interventions Early identification decrease in SVR. limb of loop of medication side effects or Lowers B/P over of Henle, complications Patient and family 2 -4 weeks. Increase education excretion Evaluation Achieve and maintain NaCl. goal BP Understand, accept, Chlorothiazide Furose‐ and implement therapeutic plan (Diuril), hydroc‐ mide( Experience minimal or no side hlorothiazide Lasix), effects (Microzide) bumetanid‐ e(Bumex)
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Nursing Intervent‐ NursNu‐ Mechanism of action: Inhibits Sudden, severe increase in
ions: monitor for rsing angiotensin-converting enzyme diastolic BP orthostatic Intera‐ Decreases vasoconstriction and Clinical manifestations: Hypert‐ hypotension, ctions: water retention ensive encephalopathy Renal contraindicated in monitor for Side Effects: Cough: 1/3 will insufficiency Cardiac decomp‐ pts with renal orthostatic develop Hypotension, Dizziness, ensation Neurologic failure and hypote‐ headache, vertigo Angioedema compromise cautious use in nsion and Photosensitivity Abdominal pain, Hypertensive Crisis: Nursing-C‐ pts on ACE hyperkale‐ loss of taste Hyperkalemia: ollaborative Management inhibitors and mia.ing inhibits aldosterone Hospitalization IV antihyper‐ Angiotensin II Intervent‐ Drug Interactions: Diuretics tensive drugs Intensive blockers. Avoid ions: enhance effect NSAIDS and monitoring Invasive blood K+ supplements Monitor ASA may reduce effect pressure monitoring Frequent fluid and E Nursing Implications Monitor physical assessments imbalances blood pressure Monitor serum Treatment guided by MAP Use potassium Monitor renal function caution not to decrease BP too Direct Vasodilators Antacids may decrease fast! Examples: Hydralazine (Apres‐ absorption oline) Minoxidil (Loniten) Sodium Types of Medications nitropurusside (Nipride) Beta Blockers Diuretics Mechanism of action: Relax Beta Blockers “-olol” Beta-Blockers vascular smooth muscle Metropolol(Lopressor), propan‐ Calcium Channel Blockers Decrease SVR olol(Inderal), carvediol(Coreg) Often given IV for hypertensive ACE Inhibitors Mechanism of action: Block beta crisis ARBs receptor sites which are Side Effects: Reflex tachycardia, Vasodilators responsive to epinephrine and nausea, flushing, headache, norepinephrine.. hypotension Side Effects Hypotension Nursing Interventions: Monitor Headache Fatigue Peripheral for hypotension and tachycardia edema Erectile dysfunction Diabetics : may mask hypogl‐ ACE Inhibitors ycemia Asthma: symptoms to "pril" monitor for Examples: Captopril (Capoten) Nursing Implications Monitor Enalapril (Vasotec) Lisinopril heart rate and blood pressure (Zestril, Prinivil) Ramipril Monitor for symptoms of HF (Altace) Benazepril (Lotensin) Drug Interactions: cautious use Quinapril (Accupril) with diabetics and asthma patients Nursing Interactions: Monitor pulse and BP regularly. IV administration short onset and duration
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