2 CAD Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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P2Y12 Inhbitors

  • clopidogrel
  • prasugrel
  • ticagrelor

___ and ___ are both prodrugs

A

clopidogrel, prasugrel

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P2Y12i

clopidogrel
- class: ___
- ___ dependent conversion to active
- Potency: ___
- Time to peak inhibition: ___ - ___ hrs (300 mg), ___ - ___ hrs (600 mg)
- Time required for effect dissipation: ___ days

A
  • thienopyridine
  • CYP
  • (+)
  • 4-5, 2-3
  • 5
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P2Y12i

prasugrel
- class: ___
- “less” ___ dependent conversion to active
- Potency: ___
- Time to peak inhibition: ___ - ___ hrs
- Time required for effect dissipation: ___ days

A
  • thienopyridine
  • CYP
  • ++
  • 2-4
  • 7
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P2Y12i

ticagrelor
- class: ___
- ___ acting
- Potency: ___
- Time to peak inhibition: ___ - ___ hrs
- Time required for effect dissipation: ___ days

A
  • cyclopentyl-triazolepyrimidine
  • direct
  • ++
  • 2-4
  • 5
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AE P2Y12 Inhibitors

clopidogrel
- bleeding, diarrhea, rash
- ~1% increase in major bleeding when added to ___

prasugrel
- bleeding, diarrhea, rash
- 0.6% increase in major bleeding, 0.5% increase in life threatening bleeding (vs ___ )

ticagrelor
- bleeding, ___ , heart block, dyspnea

A
  • ASA
  • clopidogrel
  • bradycardia
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A

E

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1) CCD: no history of stent implantation

AKA: ___ prevention - stable angina/stable ischemic heart disease, post-ACS or revascularization

SAPT (single-antiplatelet therapy) - all pts with a history of CCD should receive ___ ___ mg for life
- if CI or significant intolerance, do ___ mg

DAPT (dual antiplatelet therapy)
- certain high risk patients may receive both ___ and ___

A

secondary
ASA 81
clopidogrel 75
ASA, P2Y12i

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T or F: all patients with CAD should receive ASA 81 mg for life

A

True

unless they are allergic for obv reasons

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Intracoronary Artery Stents

Bare metal stents: uncommonly used

Drug eluting stents
1st generation: ___ and ___
2nd generation: ___ and ___
3rd generation (biosorbable polymer): ___ , ___ , and ___

A
  • sirolimus, paclitaxel
  • everolimus, zotarolimus
  • biolimus, sirolimus, everolimus
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2) CCD: Elective PCI + Drug Eluting Stent

Before procedure: ___ and ___ loading dose

After procedure:
- Low bleeding risk: DAPT: min ___ months, SAPT: ___
- High bleeding risk: DAPT: ___ - ___ months, SAPT: ___ for 12 months, SAPT: ___ indefinitely

New recommendations do not distinguish between choice of P2Y12i
- clopidogrel ___ mg daily, prasugrel ___ mg daily, ticagrelor ___ mg BID

A

ASA, P2Y12i
- 6, indefinitely
- 1-3, P2Y12, ASA

loading doses:
ASA - 325 mg
clopidogrel - 300-600 mg

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3) SIHD: CABG

DAPT: ___ ___ mg/day + ___ ___ mg/day
SAPT: __ indefinitely
- ___ may be reasonable for 12 months

controversy regarding need for DAPT

A

ASA 81, clopidogrel 75
ASA
- clopidogrel

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A

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T or F: if a patient is on ticagrelor, ASA dose MUST BE > 100

A

F; less than 100

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RAS (ACEi; ARBs)

___ plaque, improved ___ function, inhibition of ___ cell growth, decreased ___ migration.
- do not improve symptomatic ___
- decrease ___ events in high risk patients; should be considered in all patients with CCD (especially in patients with LVEF < ___ %, HTN, DM, or CKD)

A

stabilize, ET, VSM, macrophage
- ischemia
- CV, 40%

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Colchicine

LoDoCo = low dose colchicine 0.5 mg
reduces ___, likely via reduction in ___ and ___
- indicated for reducing the risks of MI, stroke, coronary revascularization, and CV death
- reserved for patients with elevated ___ > 2
- ___ and ___ substrate: caution with strong inhibitors
- CI in severe ___ and ___ disease

A

inflammation, IL-1B, IL-18
hsCRP
CYP3A, P-gp
renal, hepatic

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PCOL to Prevent/Reduce Ischemia/Angina

___ myocardial oxygen supply
- dilation of coronary arteries (reduce ___ ), collateral blood flow, prolong diastole

___ myocardial oxygen demand
- ___ , contractility, intramyocardial wall tension (afterload and preload)

A

increase, vasospasm
decrease
HR

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17
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Nitrates

___ HR
___ myocardial contractility

LV Wall Tension
- ___ systolic pressue
- ___ LV Volume

A

increase
N/A
decrease
super decrease

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beta-blockers

___ HR
___ myocardial contractility

LV Wall Tension
- ___ systolic pressue
- ___ LV Volume

A
  • super decrease
  • decrease
  • decrease
  • increase
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nifedipine (DHP)

___ HR
___ or ___ myocardial contractility

LV Wall Tension
- ___ systolic pressue
- ___ or ___ LV Volume

A
  • increase
  • N/A or decrease
  • super decrease
  • N/A or decrease
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verapamil

___ HR
___ myocardial contractility

LV Wall Tension
- ___ systolic pressue
- ___ or ___ LV Volume

A
  • super decrease
  • decrease
  • decrease
  • N/A or decrease
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diltiazem

___ HR
___ or ___ myocardial contractility

LV Wall Tension
- ___ systolic pressue
- ___ or ___ LV Volume

A
  • decrease
  • N/A or decrease
  • decrease
  • N/A or decrease
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ranolazine

___ HR
___ myocardial contractility

LV Wall Tension
- ___ systolic pressue
- ___ LV Volume

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PCOL to relieve ACUTE ischemia and angina - Organic Nitrates

MOA: activation of ___

Activity:
- marked veno ___ (decreased ___ )
- less ___ diation, coronary and peripheral
- inhibition of platelet ___ (minor)

A

guanylate cyclase
- venodilation, preload
- arteriole
- aggregation

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Nitrates - Clinical effects

Increased myocardial O2 Supply
- ET dependent ___
- dilates epicardial ___ and coronary collateral vessels

Decreased myocardial O2 demand
- venous ___ causes reduced ___ and decreased LV volume

A
  • vasodilation
  • arteries
  • vasodilation, preload
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# Instructions for Nitroglycerin 1) sit down - going to give potent ___ , last thing we want is passing out 2) let tab dissolve under __ , pain should go away very ___ 3) if pain doesnt go away within ___ min, call 911 and take another tablet 4) while waiting on ambulance for another ___ min, take another
- vasodilator - tongue, quickly - 5 min - 5 min
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# Patient Education Points - tabs - keep in original ___ glass container - place under ___ - do not store in bathroom/ ___ conditions - ___ plug removal - no ___ cap
- dark - tongue - humid - cotton - safety
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# Patient Education Points - spray - spray under ___ - do not ___ - do not ___
- tongue - inhale - shake
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# Patient Education Points - tabs and spray - keep at all times - need for Rx refills: ___ months for tabs, ___ years for spray - ___ use instructions - 911 procedure
- 6, 3 - preventative
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A, B, E
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# AE: nitroglycerin headache, hypotension, dizziness, lightheadedness, facial dlushing, reflex tachycardia - no ___ or ___ use: APAP instead - extreme caution with ___
- NSAIDs, ASA - PDEi | no ASA dosed for pain
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D
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# Drug interactions/CI - PDEi vasodilatory effects of nitrates may be substantially enhanced ( ___ mmHg drop in SBP) fatal events have occured Duration of time to avoids PDEi within nitrates - Avanafil: ___ hours - Sildenafil and Vardenafil: ___ hours - Tadalafil: ___ hours
- 25 mmHg - 12 - 24 - 48
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# Clinical Recommendations for Nitrates SL NTG tabs ( ___ - ___ mg) or SL spray delivers ( ___ mg/spray) should be utilized in all patients - useful for angina prevention when taken just ___ to initiation of exertion
0.15-0.6 0.4 prior
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PCOL to prevent recurrent ischemia and angina symptoms (3) | chronic use
1) beta-blockers 2) CCB 3) nitrates
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# beta-blockers: primary effects MOA: ___ , reversible inhibitors of beta-adrenergic stimulation by ___ Desired effects of oxygen demand - reduced ___ (mainly during sympathetic stimulation) - reduced myocardial ___ - reduced arterial ___ ( ___ load) Undesired effect on myocardial oxygen demand - ___ HR → increased diastolic ___ time→ ____ LVEDV → ___ preload Associated with reduced ventricular ___ and ___
competitive, catecholamines - HR - contractility - BP, afterload - reduced, filling, increased, increased arrhythmias, remodeling
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# beta-blockers B1 selective (2)
atenolol and metoprolol
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# beta-blockers non-selective (2)
propranolol, carvedilol
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# beta-blockers ISA (2) | partial agonist
pindolol, acebutolol | don't like these bc it will increase HR and cause angina
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# beta-blockers lipid soluble (2) eliminated ___
propranolol, carvedilol hepatically
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# beta-blockers water soluble (2) eliminated ___
atenolol, bisoprolol renally
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# beta-blockers: AE cardiac: sinus ___ , sinus ___ , ___ block, reduced ___ - others: ___ constriction, fatigue, depression, nightmares, ___ dysfunction, ___ intolerance, masking of ___ - ___ syndrome
bradycardia, arrest, AV, LVEF - bronchoconstriction, sexual, exercise, hypoglycemia - withdrawal
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# beta-blockers: dosage and monitoring parameters initiate at lowest dose and titrate to symptom reduction Goal HR - rest: ___ - ___ BPM - exercise: < ___ BPM, ___ % of HR that typically causes angina Painful episodes: - ___ use
- 50-60 - 100, 75 - NTG