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Acute Heart Failure

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is your most trusted source of reference ? Multiple

a)

ESC Guidelines

b)

ACC/AHA Guidelines

c)

Uptodate - Online

d)

Medscape

2.

Sign of Congestion of Left Sided Failure ?

a)

Jugular Venous Distention

b)

Hepatojugular Reflux

c)

Bilateral Leg Edema

d)

Ascites

3.

In Relation to PCWP > 18 mmHg, which is most sensitive ?

a)

DOE

b)

Orthopnea

c)

S3

d)

Rales

4.

In Relation to PCWP > 18 mmHg which is most spesific

a)

DOE

b)

Orthopnea

c)

S3

d)

Rales

5.

Which is not true about dose response curve of loop diuretic ?

a)

A progressively increasing diuresis is achieved at higher doses

b)

Diuretics do not produce natriuresis until a threshold rate of drug excretion is attained

c)

Dose may not exceed maximum effective dose

d)

No diuresis is seen with very low doses

6.

If given higher than ceiling dose, loop diuretic will

a)

No additional natriuresis

b)

Diuresis Efficiency will stay the same

c)

Increase total natriuresis

d)

Longer time to exceed natriuretics threshold

7.

Reasons why IV Loop Diuretics are better than oral in Acute Heart Failure ? Except!

a)

Decrease intestinal perfusion

b)

Reduced Intestinal Motility

c)

Reduce Absorption

d)

IV is as twice potent in CKD

8.

Highest Effective IV diuretic dose needed found in ?

a)

Cirrhosis

b)

Nephrotic Syndrome

c)

AKI

d)

CKD

9.

Recommended Initial Loop Diuretic Dose in AHF by 2017 ESC AHF & CHF Guideline

a)

20 mg IV in deNovo Patients

b)

1 mg/kg IV

c)

40 mg IV in ADHF

d)

at least 2x daily dose

10.

2.5x daily dose in ADHF are related to ? ( DOSE Trial )

a)

Greater Global Assessment of Symptoms

b)

Significant mean change of creatinine level

c)

Greater diuresis and more favourable outcomes

d)

better outcome

11.

what is max effective dose of furosemide in heart failure

a)

40 mg IV

b)

80 mg IV

c)

120 mg IV

d)

100 mg IV

12.

What is the max effective loop diureticdose for those with eGFR < 30 ?

a)

80 mg IV

b)

100 mg IV

c)

200 mg IV

d)

250 mg IV

13.

Bolus and Intermittent Bolus ? Which is True

a)

Bolus more Tinitus

b)

Continuous should be preceded with bolus

c)

Bolus more permanent hearing loss

d)

Significant higher rates of tachycardia in IV Bolus

14.

Consider as adequate diuresis in decongestion

a)

1cc/kg/hour

b)

200 cc/hour

c)

100 cc/hour

d)

50 cc/hour

15.

how fast IV Bolus loop diuretic Should be given ?

a)

< 4 mg/mnt

b)

20-40 mg within 2 minutes

c)

160-200 mg within 30 minutes

d)

60-120 mg within 10 minutes

16.

what is daily diuresis goal for rapid decongestion ?

a)

2400 cc/day

b)

2000 deficit/day

c)

3-5 liters/day

d)

> 5 liters/day

17.

"Breaking Phenomenon" what do you have in mind ?

a)

Inadequate diuresis respond due low diuretic dose

b)

tolerance to loop diuretics

c)

pathological response to excessive diuresis

d)

appropriate hemostatic response

18.

Summarize the term breaking phenomenon

a)

enhanced activity of Ang II & NE

b)

decrease diuretic response due to sodium reabsorption

c)

Hypertrophy of distal tubule

d)

increased mineralcorticoid activity

19.

What is diuretic Resistance ?

a)

Failure of diuretics to achieve decongestion

b)

Persistent signs and symptoms despite increasing doses of diuretic drug

c)

complex interplay between cardiac and renal dysfunction

d)

specific renal adaptation and escape mechanisms

20.

Any threshold for using Diuretic Resistance term ? Except

a)

Persistent congestion despite adequate and escalating

doses of diuretic with >80mg furosemide per day

b)

Amount of sodium excreted as a percentage of filtered

load <0.2%

c)

Failure to excrete at least 90mmol of sodium

within 72h of a 160mg oral furosemide dose given

twice daily

d)

Urinary sodium to urinary furosemide

measured in spot urine > 2 mmol/mg

21.

Pathognomonic features in CKD for diureis resistant ?

a)

RAAS and SNS activation

b)

Elevated levels of circulating organic acids

c)

increased sodium and water resorption in the proximal tubule

d)

Diminished distal flow and increased reabsorption

22.

Do I need to restrict Fluid intake in HF ?

a)

Restrict intake to all patients

b)

Provide fluid requirements 30 cc/kg

c)

Restriction in hyponatremia 125 meq/L

d)

1.5-2L in refractory HF

23.

Any Recommendation for salt intake ?

a)

< 2500 mg/day

b)

2000 - 2500 mg/day

c)

< 3000 mg/day

d)

2000-3000 mg/day

24.

Within Disparities, what is your 2nd Line Decongestion agent ?

a)

Spironolactone

b)

Thiazide

c)

Renal Dose Dopamine

d)

Tolvaptan

25.

how Hct Should be given to acute HF ?

a)

25 mg once daily

b)

Initially 25 - 50 mg/daily

c)

100 mg daily

d)

simultaneous with loop diuretic

26.

how spironolactone should be given

a)

25 mg/day

b)

50 mg/day

c)

100 mg/day

d)

2x50 mg

27.

Renal Dose Dopamine in Acute Heart Failure

a)

ROSE Trial - No Benefit with Potential harm

b)

2,5 ug/kg/mnt is beneficial within 72 hours

c)

Increase the number of arrhythmia

d)

Improve decongestion

28.

what relates most ototoxicity in loop diuretcis ?

a)

Bolus rather than Continuous

b)

IV rather than oral

c)

Speed > 4mg/min

d)

High dose IV

29.

Based on 2012 ESC AHF & CHF Guideline what should we do in urine output < 100 cc within 2 hours w/ loop diuretic

a)

Switch to Continuous loop Diuretci

b)

Consider 2.5x oral dose IV Bolus

c)

Doubling the initial dose

d)

Consider Dobutamine

30.

Based on ESC Position Paper diuresis in HF 2019, Double IV dose is recommended when ?

a)

2 hours urine spot sodium > 50 -70 meq/L

b)

6 hours urine > 100 cc/hours on average

c)

urine within 24 hours > 4 L

d)

Persistent HF