Cardio Pharm Flashcards

(38 cards)

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Diuretics

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Overall decrease in blood vessel
increase water excretion
increased sodium

Adverse effects: electrolyte/fluid imbalance, orthostatic hypotension, change in mood, weakness/fatigue

IND: hypertension, CHF

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Beta Blockers

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decrease HR, force contraction, sympathetic to heart

Adverse effects: bronchodilation, orthostatic hypotension, decrease max exercise capacity, psychotropic effects (depression, libido decrease, lethargy)

other blockers: centrally acting, ganglion, presynaptic adrenergic inhibitors, alpha blockers

IND: angina, arrythmias, heart failure, hypertension, raynauds disease, recovery from MI

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Vasodilators

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inhibits smooth muscle contracts

Adverse effects: tachycardia, orthostatic hypotension, fluid edema, dizziness/HA, avoid systemic heat

IND: hypertension, heart failure

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Renin-angiotensin System drugs adverse effects

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adverse effects: dizziness/naseua, allergic reaction/edema, dry cough due to bradykinesia, damage to CV or kidneys, may increase BP

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ACE Inhibitor

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Angiotensin II converting enzyme inhibitor- prevents ANG II formation= decreased vasocostriction and less vasohypertrophy

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Angiontensin II receptor blocker

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new drug, milder side effects

blocks receptor=decrease ANG II effect on BV/heart

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Renin Blocker

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aliskien prevents renin from converting angiotensin into ANG I= no effect of ANG II effect

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Calcium channel blocker

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stabilizes HR by decreasing Ca entry into smooth muscle

Adverse effects: swollen foot/ankle, orthostatic hypotension, change in HR, increase risk of MI, avoid systemic heat

IND: hypertension, angina, arrythmias

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Organic nitrates

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administered sublingual or by patch

decrease preload (venous return to heart)
decreases postload (blood heart pumps against)

overall decrease in cardiac workload and oxygen demand

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Organic nitrates tolerance

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patch= decrease effect
discontinuing application may increase effectiveness
prevent tolerance through interval application

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Organic nitrates adverse effects

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dizziness/HA
orthostatic hypotension
avoid systemic heat

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Digitalis Mechanism

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autonomic mechanism: decrease HR by stimulating vagus

mechanical: inhibits Na/K pump=increase Na in cell=increase Ca= increase myocardial Ca for contraction

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Digitalis Adverse effects

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severe effect: fatal

GI problems
confusion
fatigue
depression
arrythmias
blurred vision
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Positive inotropes Mechanism

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inhibit phosphodiesterase= prevent cAMP breakdown=increase intracellular Ca for contraction

stimulate dopamine B receptors

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Positive inotropes Adverse effects

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digitalis just has effective
IV drip
only for acute heart failure

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Mechanism of Clot formation

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intrinsic: CF XII contacts damaged BV
extrinsic: damaged BV release CF VII

together CF X converts prothrombin into thrombin

thrombin assists fibrinogen form fibrin

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Mechanism of clot breakdown

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tissue Plasmin activator (tPA) converts plasminogen into plasmin

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Anti-coagulants

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indicated for DVT
acts rapidly
administered paraenterally
increases effect of anti-thrombin III

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Heparin types

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unfractionated heparin- unpredictable, IV admin, CF IXa Xa

low molecular weight heparin- predictable, safer, sub Q admin, CF Xa

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HIT types

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heparin induced thrombocytopenia

type 1=asymptomatic, self resolving
type 2= limb threatening, immunre response to heparin

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Oral anticoagulants

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inhibit the cycle of vit k conversion to vit k epoxide

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Warfin

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administered 3-4 times/day to slowly ween into coumadin

warfin use after heparin

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Other anticoagulants

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direct thrombin inhibitorrs

CF Xa inhibitors

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Anti-thrombotics in general

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decrease platelet induced clot

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Aspirin
prevents formation of PG2 and Thromboxane men more effective for MI female more effective for CVA baby aspirin may be therapeutic: irreversibly inhibit platelets
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ADP inhibitors
ADP stimulates platelets, ADP inhibitor inhibits ADP
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Glycoprotein inhibitor
GP stims fibrin, GP inhibitor inhibits GP
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Thrombolytics
initiates clot break down in coronary arteries fibrinolytics activation
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Use of thrombolytics for MI
no one drug is superior decreases mortality by 50% in admin within 1hr effective within 3-12 hours
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Use of thrombolytics for CVA
must rule out hemorrhage effective within 2 hr admin use of r-TPA
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Adverse effects of thrombolytics
hemorrhage dressing change, manipulation, debridement cautions
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Treating clotting deficiency (Hemophilia)
fibrinolytic inhibitors | vit k for new borns
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2 types of Hemophilia
type 1= factor VIII replacement | type II= factor IX
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2 main drrug to treat Hyperlipidemia
Statin- decreases cholesterol synthesis, increase LDL breakdown, increase HDL, decrease triglyceride Fibric acid- activates nuclear receptor to affect lipid metabolism
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Other drugs to treat hyperlipidemia
niacin- decrease triglyceride ezetimbe- affect GI lipid absorbtion bile acid- decreases plasma cholesterol
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Antilipd concerns
GI problems liver/renal toxicity statin induced myopathy
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Statin induced myopathy
decrease cholesterol in muscle decrease co-enzyme Q10 decrease prenylate protein for gene replication increase enzyme require to regulate protein
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Factors that affect Statin induced myopathy
``` fixed factors genetic old age female renal/liver disease ``` ``` modifiable increase in exercise high dose lipophilic drug combining drugs ```