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increasedpotassiumandbicarbonateexcretionanddecreasedcalciumexcretion.Theymaybehelpfulin
patientswithosteoporosisastheycanslowdemineralization.Additionally,theycauseuricacidretention,
socautionshouldbeusedinpatientswithahistoryofgout.
TABLE18.4
ThiazidesandThiazide-likeDiuretics
Agent InitialDose Maximum
Total
DailyDose Clinical
Pearls
Chlorothiazide(Diuril) 500mgPO
dailyorBID
2,000mg
Hydrochlorothiazide
(oftenabbreviatedas
HCTZ)
12.5-25mg
POdaily
50mg Dosesabove25mgoftenresultinincreasedadverse
effectswithminimaladdedbenefit
Chlorthalidone 12.5-25mg
POdaily
100mg
Indapamide 1.25mgPO
daily
5mg Titrateevery4weeks;
GivewithfoodormilktodecreaseGIsideeffects
Metolazone 2.5mgdaily 20mg Otherthiazidesareusuallypreferred;Maybeaddedto
loopdiureticsinhospitalizedpatientstoaugmenteffect
GI,gastrointestinal.
Contraindications
Thiazide diuretics are contraindicated in those who are anuric or are hypersensitive to thiazides or
sulfonamides.Theyare notrecommendedinpatientswithacreatinineclearance(CrCl)oflessthan30
mL/minbecausetheyareineffective.
AdverseEvents
Sideeffectsincludehypokalemia,hypomagnesemia,hyper-calcemia,hyperuricemia,andhyperglycemia.
As a result of drug-induceddiuresis, hypokalemia occurs in15% to 20%ofpatientstaking low-dose
thiazide diuretics; therefore, potassium supplements can be utilized by some patients. Combination
therapywiththiazideandpotassium-sparingdiuretics(e.g.,hydrochlorothiazideandtriamterene)maybe
prudentwhenthepotassium levelislessthan4.0mEq/Landthepatientistakingathiazidediureticor
when a low potassium level may potentiate drug toxicity, as in patients concurrently taking digoxin.
MonitortheSCr,sodium,andpotassiumwithin7to10daysafterinitiationordosetitration.
Othersideeffectsincludetinnitus,paresthesia,abdominalcramps,nausea,vomiting,diarrhea,muscle
cramps,weakness,andsexualdysfunction.Thiazidescanalsoworsengoutduetoanincreaseinserum
uricacid.Diuretic-inducedhyperuricemiamayproducegoutyarthritisoruricacidstones.Thereisalsoa
greater risk of developing diabetes with thiazides than with ACE inhibitors (ACEIs), angiotensin II
receptorblockers(ARBs),orcalciumchannelblockers(CCBs)(Table18.5).
TABLE18.5
LoopDiuretics

TABLE18.6
Potassium-SparingDiureticsandAldosteroneReceptorAntagonists
LoopDiuretics
MechanismofAction
Loopdiureticsare indicatedinthepresenceofedemaassociatedwithcongestiveheartfailure,hepatic
cirrhosis, andrenal disease. Thisdrugclass isusefulwhengreater diuresis is desired compared with
thiazidediuretics. In general, loopdiuretics should be reserved for hypertensive patientswithchronic
renalinsufficiencyand/ortheneedformoreseverediuresis.
Furosemideandethacrynicacidinhibitthereabsorptionofsodiumandchloride,notonlyinproximal
and distal tubules but also in the loop of Henle. In contrast, bumetanide is more chloruretic than
natriureticandmayhaveanadditionalactionintheproximaltubule.
LoopdiureticsareespeciallyusefulinpatientswithheartfailureandCKDusingtwicedailydosing.
Contraindications
Loop diuretics are contraindicated in patients whoare anuric and in patients withhepatic coma or in
states of severe electrolyte depletion. Ethacrynic acid is contraindicated in infants. Furosemide,
bumetanide,andtorsemidearesulfonamide-basedloopdiureticsthatshouldnotbeusedinpatientswith
hypersensitivitytosulfonylureas;ethacrynic acidis generallyreserved for thispatientpopulationas it
doesnotcontainasulfamoiety.

AdverseEvents
Loop diuretics may cause the same side effects as thiazides, although the effects onserumlipids and
glucosearenotassignificant,andhypocalcemiamayoccurinstead.Themetabolicabnormalities,suchas
hyperlipidemia andhyperglycemia, usually occur with high doses of diuretics and can be avoided by
usinglowdosesofthedrug.
Loopdiureticsmayleadtoelectrolyteandvolumedepletionmorereadilythanthiazides;theyhavea
shortdurationofaction,butthethiazidediureticsaremoreeffectivethanloopdiureticsinreducingBPin
patientswithnormalrenalfunction.Therefore,loopdiureticsshouldbereservedforhypertensivepatients
withrenaldysfunction(SCr>2.5mg/dL).MonitorSCr,sodium,andpotassiumwithin7to10daysafter
initiationordosetitration.
Loopdiureticsmayalsocauseototoxicity.Thisismorelikelytooccurwithhighdoses,duringrapidIV
administration,orwithsevererenalimpairment.Itismorecommonwithethacrynicacid(Table18.6).
Potassium-SparingDiureticsandAldosteroneReceptorAntagonists
MechanismofAction
Inthekidney,potassiumisfilteredattheglomerulusandthenabsorbedparalleltosodiumthroughoutthe
proximaltubuleandthethickascendinglimboftheloopofHenle,sothatonlyminoramountsreachthe
distal convoluted tubule. As a result,potassium appearinginurineis secretedat the distal tubule and
collectingduct.Thepotassium-sparingdiureticsinterferewithsodiumreabsorptionatthedistal tubule,
thusdecreasingpotassiumsecretion.ThesedrugscanbeusedasapossibleagentforHTN;however,their
truebenefitisinpatients withheartfailure.IntheRandomizedSpironolactoneEvaluationStudy, lowdose spironolactonewas showntoimprove morbidityandmortalityratesinpatientswithsevereheart
failure(Pittetal.,1999).
Aldosterone receptor antagonists inhibit the effect of aldosterone by competitively binding to
aldosteronereceptorsinthecorticalcollectingduct.Thisresultsindecreasedreabsorptionofsodiumand
water,whiledecreasingpotassiumsecretion.TheyaretypicallyusedinpatientswithrefractoryHTN.
Thesediureticshavethepotentialforcausinghyperkalemiaandhyponatremia,inparticular,inpatients
withrenalinsufficiencyordiabetesandinpatientsreceivingconcurrenttreatmentwithanACEIinhibitor,
NSAIDs,orpotassiumsupplements.
Contraindications
Potassium-sparingdiureticsarecontraindicatedinpatientswithhyperkalemia,Addisondisease, anuria,
orpatientstakingeplerenone.
AdverseEvents
Side effectsincludegynecomastia,hirsutism,andmenstrualirregularities. Asymptomatic hyperuricemia
mayoccur,andgoutmaybeprecipitated.Potassium-sparingdiureticsshouldbeavoidedinpatientswith
CrClbelow10mL/min,andaldosteroneantagonistsshouldnotbeusedinpatientswithCrClbelow30
mL/min.MonitorSCrandpotassiumwithin7to10daysafterinitiationortitrationofpotassium-sparing
diuretics.SCrandpotassiumshouldbemonitoredin3daysandin7daysandmonthlyfor3monthsafter
initiationortitrationofaldosteroneantagonists(Table18.7).

Beta-AdrenergicBlockers
MechanismofAction
Beta-1receptors,located predominantlyintheheartandkidney,regulateheartrate,reninrelease, and
cardiaccontractility.Beta-2receptors,locatedinthelungs,liver,pancreas,andarteriolarsmoothmuscle,
regulatebronchodilationandvasodilation.Betablockers reduceBPbyblockingcentral andperipheral
betareceptors,whichresultsindecreasedcardiacoutputandsympatheticoutflow.
Betablockershavebeenincludedinclinicalguidelinessincethe1980sandremainamainstayofHTN
treatment.Despiteseveralpharmacologicdifferencesintheavailablebetablockers,theyarealleffective
intreatingHTN.Betablockers thatmostlybindtobeta-1 receptors arereferredtoas cardio-selective
becausetheydonotsignificantlyblockbeta-2receptorsandaretypicallyusedfortreatingHTN.These
agentsincludemetoprololtartrate,metoprololsuccinate,atenolol,nebivolol,andbisoprolol.Thesemay
besaferthannonselectivebetablockersforpatientswithasthma,chronicobstructivepulmonarydisease,
andperipheralvasculardisease.Athigherdoses,however,selectivebetablockerslosecardioselectivity
andmayaggravateapreexistingcondition.
Drugs with beta-1 and alpha-1 receptor blockade are more effective in lowering blood pressure
comparedtodrugswithsinglereceptorblockade.Agentswithdualreceptorblockadeincludecarvedilol
andlabetalol.
Somebeta blockers possess intrinsic sympathomimetic activity (ISA);these agentsare partial betareceptoragoniststhatreduceheartrateandcontractilityduringexcessivesympatheticoutflow.Inresting
states,heartrateandcontractilityaremaintained.Typicalmedicationsincludepindololandacebutolol.
TABLE18.7
Beta-AdrenergicBlockers

Studiessuggestthatbetablockersmaydecreasesympatheticactivityinvolvedwiththeprogressionof
heart failure (see Chapter 21, “Heart Failure”). For example, carvedilol and metoprolol succinate
decreased mortality rates in patients with heart failure and decreased ventricular remodeling (which
resultsinLVH).Betablockersshouldbeusedonlyinpatientswithstablecongestiveheartfailureandbe
temporarilydiscontinuedifthepatienthasanacutedecompensation.Practitionersshouldreferanypatient
withheartfailuretoacardiologistforevaluationoftherapy.
Patientsshouldbecautionednottodiscontinuetherapyabruptly.Thedoseofbetablockersshouldbe
taperedgraduallyover14daystopreventwithdrawalsymptoms,whichincludeunstableangina,MI,or
evendeath in patients with underlyingCVD. Patients withoutcoronaryartery disease mayexperience
sinustachycardia,palpitations,increasedsweating,andfatigue.
Contraindications
Betablockers arecontraindicatedinpatientswithsinoatrialor atrioventricular(AV)nodedysfunction,
decompensated heart failure, and severe bronchospastic disease. They should be used with caution,
especially at higher doses, in patients with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease due to
blockade of pulmonary beta receptors. Beta blockers should be avoided in patients who have sinus
bradycardia,second-orthird-degreeheartblock,orovertcardiacfailure.
Non-ISA betablockersarethepreferredagentsfortreatingHTNinpatientwithcoexistingcoronary
arterydiseaseandespeciallyinpatientsafterMI.
Betablockersshouldbeusedcautiously,butnotavoided,inpatientswithrestingischemiaorsevere
claudicationsecondarytoperipheralvasculardisease,reactiveairwaydisease,systoliccongestiveheart
failure,diabetesmellitus,ordepression.
AdverseEvents
Themostcommonsideeffectsofbetablockersarefatigue,drowsiness,dizziness,bronchospasm,nausea,
and vomiting. Serious side effects include bradycardia, AV conduction abnormalities, and the
development of congestive heart failure. The dose should be adjusted in patients who develop
symptomaticbradycardiaorgreaterthanfirst-degreeheartblock.
Inpatientswithdiabetes,betablockerscanmaskallsymptomsofhypoglycemia,exceptforsweating.
Betablockersmayalsocausedepression.Similar tothethiazides, there isa higherriskofdeveloping
diabeteswithbetablockersthanwith
ACEIs,ARBs,orCCBs.
Someoftheseadverseeffectscanbebeneficialforcertainpatients.Forexample,betablockersmaybe
favorable intreatingpatientswith atrialfibrillation,tachyarrhythmias, angina, migraines, andessential
tremor(Table18.8).
TABLE18.8
Angiotensin-ConvertingEnzymeInhibitors

Angiotensin-ConvertingEnzymeInhibitors
MechanismofAction
ACEIs, such as lisinopril, enalapril, captopril, ramipril, and trandolapril (see Table 18.5). exert an
antihypertensiveeffectbypreventingtheconversionofangiotensinItoangiotensinII,whichisa potent
vasoconstrictor.ACEIsalsoinhibitthedegradationofbradykininandincrease thesynthesis ofvasodilatingprostaglandins.ACEIsdecreasemorbidityandmortalityinpatientswithcongestiveheartfailure,
post-MI,andsystolicdysfunction.
Contraindications
ACEIsarecontraindicatedinpatientswithbilateralrenalarterystenosisbecauseoftheriskofacuterenal
failure.Theyarealsocontraindicatedinpregnancyduetotheirteratogeniceffects,soconsideravoiding
their use in women of child-bearing age. Additionally, ACEIs are contraindicated in patients with a
historyofangioedema.
AdverseEvents
ThemostcommonsideeffectsassociatedwithACEIsincludechronicdrycough,rashes(mostcommon
withcaptopril),anddizziness.Hyperkalemiacanoccurbutisahigherriskinpatientswithrenaldisease,
withdiabetes,ortakingconcomitantpotassium-sparingdrugsorpotassiumsupplements.Angioedemaisa
rare but dangerous side effect that occurs 2 to 4 times more frequently in African Americans; it is
reversible upon discontinuation of the agent. Laryngeal edema, another rare adverse effect, is life
threateningandrequiresimmediatemedicalattention.ACEIscanalsocauseariseinSCr;amodestrise
ofupto30%frombaselineisacceptableandshouldbeconsideredthenewbaseline.
ACEIsarenotrecommendedtobeusedincombinationwithanARBorarenininhibitorbecauseallof
theseagentsaffecttheRAASsystem,therebyincreasingtheincidenceofsideeffects.Wheninitiatingor
titratingthedoseofanACEI,thepotassiumandSCrshouldbecheckedwithin1to2weeks(Table18.9).
TABLE18.9
AngiotensinReceptorBlockers

AngiotensinIIReceptorBlockers
MechanismofAction
ARBs block the vasoconstriction and aldosterone-secreting effects of angiotensin II by selectively
blockingthebindingofangiotensinIItotheangiotensinIIreceptorfoundinmanytissues(seeTable18.6).
ThisreducesendorganresponsestoangiotensinIIandresultsindecreasedafterloadandpreload.They
are indicated for patients with HTN,nephropathy in type 2 diabetes, andheart failure and those who
cannottoleratethesideeffectsassociatedwithACEIs.
TheresultsoftheLosartanInterventionforEndpointReductioninHTNstudysuggestthatlosartanis
more effective thanatenolol in reducingcardiovascular morbidity and mortality in patients who have
diabetes,HTN,andLVH(Dahlöfetal.,2002).Theincidenceofcoughandhyperkalemiaassociatedwith
thisclassofdrugsislowerthanwithACEIsbutmaystilloccur.
Contraindications
LiketheACEIs,ARBsarecontraindicatedinpatientswithbilateralrenalarterystenosisandpregnancy.
AngioedemacanbeseenwithARBtherapybutwithmuchlessfrequencythanwithACEIs.Thereshould
be some justification(heartfailure or proteinuric nephropathy) for theuse ofARBsinpatients having
experienced ACEI-related angioedema. Combination with ACEI and/or renin inhibitors is not
recommended.Cautionshouldbeusedinpatientswithrenalandhepaticfunctionimpairment.
TABLE18.10
ReninInhibitor
AdverseEvents
Adversereactionsincludedizziness,upperrespiratorytractinfections,viralinfection,fatigue,diarrhea,
pain,sinusitis, pharyngitis,andrhinitis. LikeACEIs,thereisa riskofhyper-kalemia inpatientstaking

another potassium-sparing medicationor potassiumsupplements. ARBs canalso elevate the SCr; like
ACEIs,amodestriseof30%abovebaselineisacceptableandshouldbeconsideredthenewbaseline.
WheninitiatingortitratingthedoseofanARB,thepotassiumandSCrshouldbecheckedwithin7to10
days(Table18.10).
ReninInhibitorsMechanismofAction
Renin inhibitors block the conversion of angiotensinogen to angiotensin I. Angiotensin I suppression
decreases the formation of angiotensin II. Angiotensin II functions within the RAAS as a negative
inhibitoryfeedbackmediatorwithintherenal parenchymatosuppress the furtherrelease of renin.The
reductioninangiotensinIIlevelssuppressesthisfeedbackloop,leadingtofurtherincreasedplasmarenin
concentrationsandsubsequentlowplasmareninactivity.Aliskirenisthefirstrenininhibitorapprovedby
theU.S.Food and Drug Administration,inMarch 2007. It is currently the onlyrenin inhibitor on the
marketintheUnitedStates.AliskirenlowersBPbyadegreecomparabletomostotheragents.Thereare
no clinical trial data of aliskiren monotherapy on outcomes in HTN. The Aliskiren Trial in Type 2
Diabetes Using Cardiovascular and Renal Disease Endpoints, which compared aliskiren added to an
ACEI or ARB with placebo, was terminated early due to an increase in adverse events and lack of
apparentbenefit.It is also important tonotethatpatientswithrenal insufficiencywereexcludedfrom
clinicaltrials.
Contraindications
ThisdrugisnotrecommendedincombinationwithACEIandARBtherapyduetosimilarmechanismsof
action. It is contraindicated for use with an ACEI or ARB in patients with diabetes. Aliskiren is
contraindicatedduringpregnancybecauseitdirectlyactsontherenin-angiotensinsystemandcancause
fetalandneonatalmorbidity.
AdverseEvents
Significantadverseeventsincludedose-related diarrhea,hyper-kalemiawhenused withanACEI,and
angioedema(rare)(Table18.1.).
CalciumChannelBlockersMechanismofAction
CCBssharetheabilitytoinhibitthemovementofcalciumionsacrossthecellmembrane.Theeffecton
the cardiovascular system is muscle relaxation and vasodilation. Non-dihydropyridines, such as
verapamil and diltiazem, decrease heart rate and slow cardiac conduction at the AV node. The
dihydropyridines(amlodipine,felodipine,nifedipine,nicardipine,nisoldipine,andisradipine)arepotent
vasodilators.CCBsareeffectiveas mono-therapyandareespeciallyeffective inblackpatients.CCBs
are similar in antihypertensive effectiveness but differ in other phar-macodynamic effects. The nondihydropyridinesaretypicallyusedinpatientswithatrialfibrillationorstableangina.
TABLE18.11
CalciumChannelBlockers

Contraindications
Thenon-dihydropyridines(verapamilanddiltiazem)arecontraindicatedinpatientswithheartblockor
sicksinus syndrome.Theymayaccelerate theprogressionofcongestiveheartfailure ina patientwith
cardiac dysfunction;therefore, these agents are not first line.Diltiazem andverapamil should also be
avoided inpatientswithleftventricular(systolic)dysfunctionwhentheejectionfractionmeasures less
than40%.
Short-acting nifedipine should not be used for treating essential HTN or hypertensive emergencies
becauseofitsassociationwithcausinginconsistentfluctuationsinBPandreflextachycardia.
AdverseEvents
Diltiazemandverapamilcancausegastrointestinal(GI)upset,peripheraledema,andhypotension.Rare
side effects include bradycardia, AV block, and congestive heart failure. Verapamil can cause
constipationinolderadults.Thesemedicationsare alsopotentCYP450inhibitors;therefore,theyhave
thepotentialforsevere drug—druginteractions.Theyshouldalsobeusedwithcautioninpatientsalso
takingabetablocker.
The dihydropyridine agents (nifedipine, nicardipine, isradipine, felodipine, nisoldipine, and
amlodipine) produce symptomsofvasodilation,such as headache,flushing,palpations,andperipheral
edema. Other side effects of nifedipine include dizziness, gingival hyperplasia, mood changes, and
various GI complaints. Nifedipine may cause reflex tachycardia as a result of stimulating the
baroreceptorsinresponsetoanacutedropinBP(Table18.12).
PeripheralAlpha-1ReceptorBlockers
MechanismofAction
Doxazosin,prazosin,andterazosinare selectivealpha-1receptorblockersthatareeffectiveinpatients

withbenignprostatic hypertrophyandarenotusuallyprescribed solelyfor HTNtreatment.Peripheral
alpha-1 receptor blockers act byinhibitingtheactionof adrenaline onsmoothmuscle inbloodvessel
walls,dilatingbotharteriolesandveins,causingrelaxationofsmoothmuscle.
Inthepresenceof CVD,alpha-1 receptor blockers should be avoided, as theAntihypertensive and
Lipid-LoweringTreatmenttoPreventHeartAttack(ALLHAT)studyshowedthat thesepatientshadan
increaseinmortality(Papademetriouetal., 2003). Alpha-1blockers are generallyviewedas fourth-or
fifth-lineagents.Thesedrugsaretypicallyreservedformalepatientswithbenignprostatichyperplasia.
Contraindications
Theuseoftadalafil,sildenafil,andvardenafilisnotrecommendedwithalpha-1receptorblockersdueto
anincreasedriskofsymptomatichypotension.Ifbothagentsareprescribed,awashoutwindowofatleast
4to6hoursisrecommended.
AdverseEvents
Themostcommonsideeffectassociatedwiththisclassofantihypertensivemedicationsisthefirst-dose
phenomenon,whichconsists ofdizzinessor faintness, palpitations,orsyncope.Orthostatichypotension
may also occur. These agents should be administered initially at bedtime, and the dosage should be
adjustedslowly.Withchronicadministration,evenatlowdoses,fluidandsodiumaccumulate,requiring
concurrentdiuretictherapy.Othersideeffectsincludevividdreamsanddepression(Table18.13).
CentralAlpha-2ReceptorAgonists
MechanismofAction
Central alpha-2 agonists stimulate alpha-2 adrenergic receptors in the brain, resulting in decreased
sympathetic outflow,cardiacoutput,andperipheral resistance.Theseagentsmaycausefluid retention,
andinmostcases,combinationwithadiureticcanbeconsidered.Clonidine,methyldopa,andguanfacine
shouldnotbeusedas initial monotherapy. Abruptcessationofalpha-2 agonisttherapymayresultina
compensatoryincreaseinthenorepinephrinelevel,therebyincreasingBP.
TABLE18.12
PeripheralAlpha-1ReceptorBlockers
TABLE18.13
CentralAlpha-2ReceptorAntagonists
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