Comparative Analysis of Heart Failure Medication Guidelines

This assignment presents a table summarizing medication recommendations for heart failure from various sources, including NICE, AHA, and ESC guidelines. The table details specific medications such as diuretics, ACE inhibitors, ARB's, ARNIs, beta-blockers, and others, along with their respective recommendations for use in treating heart failure. It covers medications mentioned in the sources and the contexts in which they are prescribed. The assignment also references the importance of vaccinations and anticoagulation therapy. The sources are cited and the assignment provides a valuable overview of current heart failure treatment protocols. The assignment aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the medications used in the management of heart failure, based on different guidelines and recommendations.

Provide a table depicting the
medication recommended for
Heart failure from appropriate
source

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Preparing a table that provides a details regarding a medication recommended with respect to
heart failure from various sources ...............................................................................................3
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6

Preparing a table that provides a details regarding a medication recommended with respect to
heart failure from various sources
Sources Medication
NICE Diuretics must be utilised on the routine basis
for a relief of the congestive symptoms and a
fluid retention among the people who had
suffered with heart failure. The people
suffering from the heart failure with the
preserved ejection fraction must be offered
with low to the medium dose of then loop
diuretics (NICE medication, 2018). Avoiding
the verapamil, short acting dihydropyridine
who are having the heart failure. Prescribing
amiodarone along with the consultation with
specialist. Reviewing requirement for
continuing amiodarone prescription in the
clinical review of 6 months. In the people who
has the heart failure, anticoagulation must be
counted for them. In context of vaccinations,
offering the heart failure people with a
vaccination annually against an influenza.
Offering a heart failure vaccination against the
pneumococcal disease.
AHA As per American Heart Association, there are
multiple medication for treating the heart
failure at various stages as in respect of
Angiotensin- Converting Enzyme that includes
Captopril, Fosinopril, Lisinopril, Quinapril etc
(AHA medication, 2018). Moreover, Under

Angiotensin II Receptor, various medication
has been prescribes that involves Losartan,
Candesartan and Valsartan. Under ARNIs,
Sacubitril or Valsartan has been prescribed as
of a medication to heart failure. Moreover,
Bisoprolol, Carvedilol, Metroprolol Succinate,
Eplerenone and Spironolactone are some of the
medications that is been provided to the people
suffered with a heart failure.
ESC ACE is been recommended along with a beta
blocker in order to reduce a risk relating to
heart failure among the people. Neuro-
hormonal the antagonists is been recommended
in order to treat each and every patient with
heart failure (ESC Medication, 2018). A newer
compound which combines moieties of ARB
and the neprilysin inhibitor recently shown as
superior to ACEI for the heart failure in the
single trial along with a strict exclusion or
inclusion criteria. Valsartan or Sacubitril is also
been recommended for the purpose of
replacing ACEIs in an ambulatory patients who
remained as symptomatic instead an optimal
therapy. Ivabradine is also suggested as the
medication for reducing a elevated heart rate
that means heart failure and is seen as the
improved outcome.
It has been prescribes by ESC that these
medications need to be used in the conjunction
along with diuretics in the patients with the
signs or the symptoms of the congestion.

However, use of the diuretics must have to
modulated in accordance to the clinical status
of the patients.
The important medication for heart failure includes Beta Blockers, blood vessel dilaters,
calcium channel blockers and many more. These medications are provided when the patient
condition is chronic al after failure of heart. The side effects of taking these medications is that it
increases body mass index of service users. It must be taken by patients at-least two times a day
and should be gradually reduce.
These are the different sources and the associations that has provided for several
guidelines the in relation to the treatment and the medication of the heart failure. By such
prescription and the guidelines a patient is been prevented from further risk through providing
them with an appropriate medication.

REFERENCES
Online
AHA medication. 2018. [Online]. Available
through:<https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/heart-failure/treatment-options-for-heart-
failure/medications-used-to-treat-heart-failure>
ESC Medication. 2018. [Online]. Available through:
<https://imbria.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/European-Heart-Journal-2016-ESC-
Guidelines-Diagnosis-Treatment.pdf>
NICE medication. 2018. [Online]. Available
through:<https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng106/chapter/Recommendations#managing-
all-types-of-heart-failure>