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HTN COMBO HY

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Lotrel (HTN combo) amlodipine + benazepril — CCB + ACE inhibitor
Tarka (HTN combo) verapamil + trandolapril — CCB + ACE inhibitor
Prestalia (HTN combo) amlodipine + perindopril — CCB + ACE inhibitor
Exforge (HTN combo) amlodipine + valsartan — CCB + ARB
Twynsta (HTN combo) amlodipine + telmisartan — CCB + ARB
Azor (HTN combo) amlodipine + olmesartan — CCB + ARB
Tribenzor (HTN combo) amlodipine + olmesartan + HCTZ — CCB + ARB + thiazide
Caduet (HTN combo) amlodipine + atorvastatin — CCB + statin
Consensi (HTN combo) amlodipine + celecoxib — CCB + NSAID
Lotensin HCT (ACEI + HCTZ) benazepril + HCTZ — ACE inhibitor + thiazide
Capozide (ACEI + HCTZ) captopril + HCTZ — ACE inhibitor + thiazide
Vaseretic (ACEI + HCTZ) enalapril + HCTZ — ACE inhibitor + thiazide
Prinzide / Zestoretic (ACEI + HCTZ) lisinopril + HCTZ — ACE inhibitor + thiazide
Uniretic (ACEI + HCTZ) moexipril + HCTZ — ACE inhibitor + thiazide
Accuretic (ACEI + HCTZ) quinapril + HCTZ — ACE inhibitor + thiazide
Avalide (ARB + HCTZ) irbesartan + HCTZ — ARB + thiazide
Hyzaar (ARB + HCTZ) losartan + HCTZ — ARB + thiazide
Atacand HCT (ARB + HCTZ) candesartan + HCTZ — ARB + thiazide
Teveten HCT (ARB + HCTZ) eprosartan + HCTZ — ARB + thiazide
Benicar HCT (ARB + HCTZ) olmesartan + HCTZ — ARB + thiazide
Micardis HCT (ARB + HCTZ) telmisartan + HCTZ — ARB + thiazide
Diovan HCT (ARB + HCTZ) valsartan + HCTZ — ARB + thiazide
Edarbyclor (High-yield HTN combo) azilsartan + chlorthalidone — ARB + thiazide-like diuretic
Tenoretic (High-yield HTN combo) atenolol + chlorthalidone — beta-blocker + thiazide-like diuretic
Ziac (High-yield HTN combo) bisoprolol + HCTZ — beta-blocker + thiazide
Corzide (High-yield HTN combo) nadolol + bendroflumethiazide — beta-blocker + thiazide
Inderide (High-yield HTN combo) propranolol + HCTZ — beta-blocker + thiazide
Lopressor HCT (High-yield HTN combo) metoprolol tartrate + HCTZ — beta-blocker + thiazide
Aldactazide (High-yield HTN combo) spironolactone + HCTZ — K⁺-sparing diuretic + thiazide
Dyazide / Maxzide (High-yield HTN combo) triamterene + HCTZ — K⁺-sparing diuretic + thiazide
HTN threshold / first-line drugs ≥130/80 → lifestyle → T-A-A-C: Thiazide, ACEI, ARB, CCB
Thiazide → volume effect? ↓ volume
ACEI → Ang II, bradykinin, major SE ↓ Ang II + ↑ bradykinin → cough, angioedema, ↑K
ARB → AT₁ + bradykinin Blocks AT₁; no bradykinin → no cough
CCB: DHP vs non-DHP DHP → vessels; non-DHP → heart
Black patient → preferred initial HTN drugs Thiazide / CCB
CKD + albuminuria → preferred HTN drugs ACEI / ARB
CAD / post-MI → preferred HTN drugs β-blocker + ACEI/ARB
HFrEF → evidence-based β-blockers Carvedilol / Metoprolol succinate / Bisoprolol + RAAS therapy
Pregnancy → preferred HTN drugs Labetalol / Nifedipine ER
Thiazide → Ca²⁺ ↑ Ca²⁺
Loop diuretic → Ca²⁺ ↓ Ca²⁺
K⁺-sparing diuretic → K⁺ ↑ K⁺
β₁-selective β-blockers mnemonic AMEBBBA = Atenolol, Metoprolol, Esmolol, Betaxolol, Bisoprolol, Bevantolol, Acebutolol
3 β-blockers proven in HFrEF Carvedilol + Metoprolol succinate + Bisoprolol
“-dipine” CCBs → where do they work? Vessels (DHP CCBs)
Verapamil / Diltiazem → main effect Heart → ↓ HR → risk AV block
HTN urgency >180/120 + NO acute target-organ damage → PO therapy, gradual reduction
HTN emergency Severe HTN + acute target-organ damage → IV therapy → lower BP carefully (~15–25% initially)
Aortic dissection HTN emergency → drug Esmolol
MI HTN emergency → drug Nitroglycerin
Pregnancy HTN emergency → drugs Hydralazine / Labetalol
Catecholamine excess HTN emergency → drug Phentolamine
Renal HTN emergency → drug Fenoldopam
Nitroprusside → administration + major toxicity D5W + protect from light + cyanide toxicity
Created by: Hoacucvang
 

 



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