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DIURETICS SONG Hui
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OUTLINE BACKGROUND CLASSIFICATION OF DIURETICS REVIEW AND QUESTIONS
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BACKGROUND The essential of urine. How urine formation. Which ion play an important role in this procedure. Ald, ADH The action sites of diuretics. Look at the diagram
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CLASSIFICATION High effect diuretics: Lasix Mediate effect: Thiazide diuretics Mild (Low)effect: K + sparing diuretics Osmotic diuretics: Mannitol Others
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High effect diuretics High ceiling (loop) diuretics Agent furosemide (lasix) Action site thick ascending loop (AL) Mechanism 1. Cl K-Na-2Cl
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High effect diuretics 2. PGE P.E. Cl Na Renal Blood Flow (RBF) P.K. Onset in 5 min by i.v. 30 min by p.o. t1/2=2hr last for 4-6 hr ADR Ototoxicity (etacrynic acid>lasix>bumetanide)
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Mediate effect diuretics Thiazides Agent Hydrochlorothiazide (HCT) Action site Distal convoluted tubule (DCT) Mechanism Na-K-2Cl, CA, PDE
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Mediate effect diuretics ADR Hypokalemia ---be careful when use with digitalis. Hyperuricemia--- compete with uric acid Hyperglycemia--- insulin Hypercalcemia--- Ca
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Low effect diuretics K + sparing diuretics Agent Antisterone, Triamterene & amiloride Action site DCT & CT (Collecting Tubule) Mechanism 1. Ald-R 2. Na channel Na K
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Low effect diuretics ADR Hyperkalemia, sex hormone like effects ( antisterone ) Others Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors ( acetazolamide ) H 2 O + CO 2 H + HCO 3 -------- inside cell Na ----- outside cell CA
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Osmotic diuretics Agents (characters) Mannitol, Glucose Action site PCT, AL; Vessels, gastrointestinal tract Mechanism 1. Hyperosmolarity 2. Blood volume RBF
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Osmotic diuretics P.E. H 2 O ADR BV CHF Dehydration Hypernatremia
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CLINIC USES of DIURETICS Edema CHF ARF Hypertension Poisoning Hypercalciuria Hypercalciumia Glaucoma Diabetes insipidus
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ADR of Diuretics Pla. KPla. UricA Pla.Caototoxicit y others H.D (Lasix) _ + _ + BV _ M.D (HCT) _ + + _LDL + L.D (antisterone) + + _ _Sex H effects In common Hyponatremia, electrolyte imbalances
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Review & questions The classes of diuretics. The mechanisms of each. The Common ADR of diuretics The common P.E of diuretics The clinic uses of diuretics. Why DM patients have a lot of urine?
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