cardiac meds Flashcards

(30 cards)

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class Ia anti-arrhythmic - what receptor - what does it do

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  • NaCh blocker
  • inhibits conduction (esp in depolarized cells) by decreasing slope of phase 0 and increasing threshold for firing in abnormal pacemaker cells …
  • this increases AP duration and the effective refractory period
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class Ia anti-arrhyhtmic examples (3)

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  1. Disopyramide
  2. Quinidine
  3. Procainamide
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class Ia anti-arrhythmic toxicity (5)

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  1. cinchonism (Queen)
  2. reversible SLE-like (Procainamide)
  3. HF (disopyramide)
  4. QT prolongation –> TdP
  5. Thrombocytopenia
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class Ib anti-arrhythmic

  • what receptor
  • what does it do
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  • NaCh blocker in ischemic or depolarized Purkinje/ventricular tissue
  • decreases AP duration
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uses of class Ia anti-arrhythmics (2)

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  1. atrial arrhthmia
  2. ventricular arrhythmia

especially re-entrant and ectopic SVT and VT

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uses of class Ib anti-arrhythmics (2)

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  1. acute ventricular arrhyhtmia (esp post MI)
  2. dig-induced arrhythmia
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Ib anti-arrhythmic toxicity (3)

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  1. CNS depression
  2. CNS stimulation
  3. CV depression
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examples of Ib anti-arrhyhmics (2)

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  1. Lidocaine
  2. Tocainide
  3. Mexiletine

“Lettuce Tomatos and Mayo”

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Ic anti-arrhyhtmic mechanism

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prolongs refractory period in AV node

minimal effect on AP duration

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Ic anti-arrhythmic uses (3)

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  1. SVT
  2. A-fib
  3. Last resort refractory VT
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Class II anti-arrhyhtmic

  • what does it do? (3)
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beta blocker

in nodal cells

  • decrease SA and AV nodal activity by decreasing cAMP and Ca
  • decreases slope of phase 4
  • increases PR interval
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examples of Ic anti-arryhtmics (2)

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  1. Moricizine
  2. Flecainide
  3. Propafenone

“More Fries Please”

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uses of class II anti-arrhythmics (2)

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  1. SVT
  2. slowing ventricular response during A-fib or flutter
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short acting beta blocker?

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esmolol

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class II anti-arryhtmic toxicity (6)

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  1. Sex :impotence
  2. Pulm: exacterbation of COPD asthma
  3. CV: brady, AV block, CHF
  4. CNS: sedation, sleep alteration
  5. Endo: metop can cause dyslipidemia
  6. propranolol can exacerbate Printzmetal aginga
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treat class II anti-arrhythmic overdose with what?

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class III anti-arryhtmic

  • what does it do? (4)
  • what receptor
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KCh blocker in non-nodal fibers

  • incresaes AP duration
  • increases refractory period
  • increases QT interval
  • used when other anti-arrhythmics fail
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ex class II anti-arryhtmic (6)

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  1. metoprolol
  2. propranolol
  3. esmolol
  4. atenolol
  5. timolol
  6. carvedilol
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use of class III anti-arryhtmic (3)

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  1. a-fib
  2. a-flutter
  3. VT
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ex of class III anti-arrhytmic (4)

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  1. Amiodarone
  2. Ibutilide
  3. Dofetilide
  4. Sotalol

AIDS blocks potassium

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class III anti-arryhtmic toxicity (2)

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  1. TdP: sotalol, ibutilide
  2. Amio: lungs, liver, thyroid
22
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which drug has class I, II, III, IV effects

how?

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amiodarone

by altering lipid MB

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clas IV anti-arrhythmic

  • receptor
  • mechanism (3)
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  • CaCh blocker
  • decreases conduction velocity in nodal cells
  • increases PR interval
  • increases refractory period
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class IV anti-arryhthmic uses (2)

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  1. prevent nodal arrhyhtmia (SVT)
  2. rate control in A-fib
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class IV anti-arrhyhtmic toxicity (4)
1. constipation 2. flushing 3. edema 4. CV: CHF, AV block, sinus node depression
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examples of class IV anti-arrhythmic (2)
1. Verapamil 2. Diltiazem
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Adenosine - mechanism - used for?
- increases K out of cell --\> hyperpolarize -\> decrease Ca current - used for dx/abolishing SVT b/c short term (15sec)
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how does adenosine effects last?
15 seconds
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Adverse effects of adenosine (3)
1. flushing 2. hypotension 3. chest pain
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Mg in cardiac pharamcology
effective in TdP and dig toxicity