cardiovascular system drugs Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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B agonists:

A

isoproterenol* most potent
epi- use for COMPLETE av block
norepi
dopamine

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2
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phosphodiester inhibitors

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aminophylline, caffeine

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3
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what is used in refractory cases & ionotropic effect on contractility and rate VIA camp

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glucagon

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4
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what increases contractility

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calcium salsts

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5
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what increases heart rate

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atropine

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6
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what is a positive inotrope?

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increases contractility

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7
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which inotrope is used in Congest Heart failure or atrial arrythmias

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digitalis

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8
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what inoptrope at lose dose is used for tissue perfussion thats good for shock txt

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dopamine

dobutamine has no perfussion

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9
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what vasodilators are used for Cong heart failure, hypertension and progressive renale failure

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ACE inhibitors
captopril
enalopril *IV only, slower onset long duration
lisinopril
benazepril
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10
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what is used for arteriolar vasodilation

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hydralizine

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11
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what is used for emergency vasodilation

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nitrates

  • prazosin
  • na nitroprusside
  • nitroglycerin
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12
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what are the two inodilators?

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  • phosphodiesterase inhibitors

- pimobendan (vetmedin)

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13
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what does pimobendan (vetmedin) do?

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increase cardiac contractility and causes vasodil by inhibit PDEIII and sensitives troponin without actually increases inctracellular calcium

  • txt CHF dog, adjuct therapy in DCM, CVD
    safter than digitalsi
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14
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what b Blocker is used only in moderate/early heart failure + inhibn RAS and balanced vasodilator

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carvedilol..blocks vasoconstriction..nonselective B/a1 blocker

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15
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what are class 1 tachyarrhythimas

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sodium channel blockers (ventricular arrhythmias)

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16
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Class 1a sodium chan blockers

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prolong
quinidine
procainamide
disopyramide

17
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class 1b sodium channel blockers

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shorten
lidocain *DOC, procainamide is backup
phenytoin- dog only

18
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class 1c sodium channel blockers

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flecainide- no effect

19
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what are class 2 tachyarrhythmias

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b-blockers (ventricul and supraventric)

20
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what are examples of Class 2 tacchyarrythimias & what are they the DOC for?

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propranol, timoloil, pindolol, atenolol, metoprolol

*DOC hyperthyroidism in cats

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what are class 3 tachyarrhythimas

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agens that prolong action potenial duration (refraction arrhy)
-bretylium, amiodarone, sotalol

22
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what are class 4 tacchyarrht?

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Ca channel blockers (supra and myocardia hypertrophy)

  • verapamil-
  • diltizem-DOC myco hyper cat
23
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what are examples of bradyarrhythmias

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atropine-DOC for sinus brady and incomplete AV block
isoproterenol- sinus brady
epi- cardiac asystole-complete

24
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what are the vasoconstrictors

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epi & norepi-nonselevctive a agonist
phenlyephinre- selective a1 agonist
epherdine and phenypropanolamine-direct and indirect sympathomimet..txt inctonenance

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non selective a blocker--txt of emergency hyperT
phentolamine and phenoxybenzamine
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selective a1 blocker
prazosin terazosin doxazosin
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presynaptic a2 agonist
clonidie
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nonselective b blocker
propanolol
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selective b blocker
atenolol
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b/a1 blocker nonselective
carvedilol
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indirect sympatholgtics
guanethide and bretylium
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what ACE inhibitor is best in renal failure patintq
benazepril
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what are the calcium channel blockers?
diphenylalkylamines (verapamil) benzodiazepines (diltiazem) dihydrophyridine(nifedipine and amlodipine(
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why would you use calcium channel blockers
- antiarrhythimic - antihyperT - myocardia hypertropyh - antianginal - decrease perip resistance - decreae BPD