1
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Important interactions of Alpha blockers • History of postural hypotension • CHF • Hyperkalemia • CKD • Micturition syncope
A
- History of postural hypotension
* Micturition syncope
2
Q
Do not prescribe modified release doxazosin tablets to people with • CHF • GI disturbance • GI obstruction • Oesophageal obstruction • IBD • Stricture
A
- GI obstruction
- Esophageal obstruction
- Stricture
3
Q
Prescribe alpha blockers with cautious to people with • Raynaud’s phenomenon • Renal failure • Postural hypotension • Syncope
A
- Raynaud’s phenomenon
- Postural hypotension
- Syncope
4
Q
Important side effects • Syncope • Weak, sleepy or dizzy • Headaches • Gout • Stomach pain or back pain • Epilepsy • All of the above
A
Important side effects • Syncope • Weak, sleepy or dizzy • Headaches • Stomach pain or back pain
5
Q
Warnings • Postural hypotension • Syncope • HF • Hypotensive drugs
A
Warnings
• Postural hypotension
• Syncope
• Hypotensive drugs
6
Q
MOA
- Block B1 receptor
- Exert beneficial effects on lipids and insulin sensitivity
- Cause vasodilation
- Reduce peripheral resistance and venous return
- Block A1 receptor
A
MOA
- Exert beneficial effects on lipids and insulin sensitivity
- Cause vasodilation
- Reduce peripheral resistance and venous return
- Block A1 receptor
7
Q
Uses of alpha blockers • Pyelonephritis • Resistant hypertension • Benign prostatic hyperplasia • Arrhythmias • All of the above • B and C
A
• B and C
8
Q
Name the alpha blockers • Tramadol • Prednisolone • Doxazosin • Tamsulosin • Domperidone • Irbesartan • Alfuzosin
A
Name the alpha blockers
• Doxazosin
• Tamsulosin
• Alfuzosin
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