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Pharmacology 2Chapter Summary: Ch 28 Diuretic DrugsDefinitions & Concepts:Diuretics: drugs that accelerate the rate of urine formation. The result is the removal of sodium &water from the body.Anuria- failure of kidneys to produce urineClassified according to sites of action within the nephron, their chemical structure, and diureticpotency. Increase Ca+.RX raise uric acid level and CBGOD- hypokalemia = muscle weakness, lethargy, mental confusion.MEDS:Classes:Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors:- not for DM increases glycosuria and CBGDrugs: DiamoxRoute:Indication: adjunct in long term management of open angle glaucoma not controlled with drops.May also be used to manage secondary edema with CHF when body is resistant to other meds.Loop Diuretics:Drugs: Lasix (furosemide)Route: PO, IV or IMMOA: work in the Loop of Henle blocking chloride and secondarily Na+ reabsorption. Rapidonset of action and used when rapid diuresis is required.Indicated: Edema secondary to CHF, liver or kidney disease, and to manage HTNSE: Hypokalemia. Patients require monitoring of K+ level and may need replacement. SJS has

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Term
Fall
Professor
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Tags
digoxin, Nephron, Uric acid, Diuretic, CBG

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