Cardiovascular Pharmacology Flashcards

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What are the categories of hypertensives?

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What increases preload/afterload in the RAAS ?

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What are the antihypertensives?

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What are the angiotensin inhibitirs?

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What are the diuretics?

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What are the calcium channel blockers?

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What are the B-adrenergic antagonists for antihypertensives?

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What are the alpha antagonists?

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What are the mixed a- and B- antagonists for antihypertensives?

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What are the central a2 agonists of antihypertensives?

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What are the direct vasodilators of antihypertensives?

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12
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What do ACE inhibitors do?

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What are the effects of ARBs?

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What are the MOA renin inhibitors?

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15
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What are the effects of thiazides?

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16
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What are the effects of loop diuretics?

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17
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What are the K-sparring diuretics?

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18
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What are the effects of calcium-channel blockers?

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19
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What are the adverse effects of B-blockers?

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Adverse efffects: bradycardia; AV block, impotence, mask hypoglycemia, Dyslipidemia, exacerbate heart disease, exacerbate COPD, nightmares/sedation/ fatigue

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B-blockers- atenolol/metoprolol/ propranolol/ labetalol/ pindolol

Propranolol- exacerbate COPD+ mask hyperglycemia

Labetalol/ pindolol doesn’t cause Dyslipidemia

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21
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What are alpha 1 blockers used for ? What are the adverse effects?

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What are the adverse effects of alpha-2 agonists ?

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23
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What are the adverse effects of direct vasodilators?

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24
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What medications have theseadverse effects? Sedation, lethargy, xerostomia, impotence, rebound HTN, positive Coombs test, reversible lupus-like symptoms

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Alpha-2 agonists

Clonidine- impotence, rebound HTN

Methyldopa- positive Coombs test, reversible lupus-like symp.

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What meds cause these adverse effects? Reflex tachycardia, edema, drug induced lupus, hypertrichosis?

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Direct vasodilators

Reflex tachycardia- give beta blocker

Edema- give diuretic

Hydralazine- causes drug induced lupus

Minoxidil- hypertrichosis

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26
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How can we treat hypertension in pregnancy ? What are the risks?

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27
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What drugs are used in hypertension and diabetes?

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28
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What drugs are used in Dyslipidemia?

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29
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What drugs are given in hypertensive crisis?

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30
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How does sodium nitroprusside affect afterload and preload?

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Both Decrease

31
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What are the adverse effects of sodium nitroprusside?

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32
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What’s the effects of fenoldopam?

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33
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What is the general treatment rationale for angina?

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34
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Contrast drugs that increase oxyfen supply and decrease oxygen demand

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35
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Describe ranolazine effects & adverse effects

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36
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What drugs are used in myocardial infarction?

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37
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What drugs are used in systolic heart failure?

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38
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What are the effects of digoxin?

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39
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What are The adverse and risks of digoxin?

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40
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A patient experiences adverse effects: vomitting, xanthopsia, hyperkalemia and arrythmias (decreased AV cond)

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Digoxin

41
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What drugs are used in diastolic heart failure?

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42
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What are the class 1A Antiarrhythmics?

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Quinidine/Procainamide/Disopyramide

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What are the classIB Antiarrhythmics?

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Lidocaine/mexiletine

44
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What are the class IC Antiarrhythmics?

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Flecainide/propafenone

45
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What are the class II Antiarrhythmics?

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B-blockers: propranolol/metoprolol/ esmolol/ carvedilol

46
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What are the class III Antiarrhythmics?

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K+ channel blockers: Amiodarone/Sotalol/ Dofetilide/ibutilide

47
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What are the class IV Antiarrhythmics?

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Ca+ channel blockers: Verapamil/diltiazem

48
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What Antiarrhythmics affect the SA node?

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49
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What Antiarrhythmics impact the AV node?

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Ca+ channel blocks., B-blockers. & digoxin

50
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How do class 1A Antiarrhythmics affect the action potential?

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51
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Discuss the adverse effects of Class 1A Antiarrhythmics

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52
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How do class IB impact the action potential?

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53
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What are the adverse effects of class IB

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Arrhythmias
Convulsions/coma

54
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What are the affects of Class IC on action potential?

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55
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What are the adverse effects of class IC Antiarrhythmics?

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56
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What is the impact of class 2 Antiarrhythmics in the action potential?

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57
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What are the adverse effects of class III Antiarrhythmics ?

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58
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How do class III Antiarrhythmics affect the action potential?

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59
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How do class IV Antiarrhythmics affect action potential ?

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60
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How does digoxin impact the heart? What is it used for?

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61
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What are the uses of magnesium?

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62
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What are the effects & uses & adverse effects of adenosine?

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63
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What drugs have an effect on the CVS?

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