CVS Flashcards

(32 cards)

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What are the ‘pril’ drugs

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ACEi

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What are the ‘sartan’ drugs

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ARBs

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3
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What is the renin-inhibitor drug

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Aliskiren

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4
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What are the ‘dipine’ drugs

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Calcium channel blockers

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5
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What do these three suffix’s come under ‘one’, ‘ide’, ‘iazide’

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Thiazide diuretics

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6
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What drugs have ‘lol’

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Beta blockers

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What do ARBs do?

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They are angiotensin II receptor blockers and inhibit the ANGII

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What do ACEi’s do?

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It inhibits the angiotensin converting enzyme which stop angiotensin II being formed

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What does diltiazem do?

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Calcium channel blocker

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What does warfarin do?

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Vitamin K antagonist, stops the conversion of oxidised K to reduced K by inhibiting vitamin k reductase

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What is the suffix for DOACs?

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‘Xaban’ e.g epixaban, edoxaban, rivaroxaban. Stands for Direct oral anticoagulants. They are Xa cascade inhibitors

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What must a patient have and be monitored for if they are on warfarin

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Yellow book and measure international normal ratio (blood thickness)

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What are some non-modifiable risks

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Age, sex, FHx, Severe mental illness, Migranes

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What do statins like atorvastatin do?

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Inhibit HMG-COA reductase in the de novo cholesterol synthesis pathway which lowers production of cholesterol

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What food product should you not consume with statins?

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Grapefruit related products as they disrupt enzymes in the liver

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16
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What is one way to differentiate crystalline structure to amorphous structure

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X-ray diffraction

17
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If water or another solvent is present between molecules of a crystal what are they known as?

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Hydrate or solvate

18
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What does sieving measure?

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Sieve equivalent diameter (ds), the size of a sphere that will pass through a certain size (rod particles can cause issues)

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What do microscopes measure?

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Projected area diameter, Martin’s diameter (the length of a line which bisects the image of a particle), Feret’s diameter, the distance between the two tangents of opposite sides.

20
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What does Andreasen pipette measure?

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Stokes diameter, velocity of a setting particle

21
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What does electrical sensing zone measure?

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Volume diameter and aerodynamic diameter

22
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Photon correlation spectroscopy

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Hydrodynamic spectroscopy, diameter of a sphere that diffuses the same rate in a liquid as the particle

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What does a cascade impactor measure?

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Aerodynamic diameter

24
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What are the main aims for treatment for atrial fibrillation?

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Reduce symptoms and prevent stroke

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What are some anti platelet drugs?
Aspirin, clopidogrel
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What are antiplatelets used for?
STEMI, NSTEMI, unstable angina
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What are some anticoagulant drugs?
Apixaban, Edoxaban, rivaroxoban
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What do anticoagulants target?
Factor X, prevents conversion of prothrombin to thrombin
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What does ezetimbe do?
Inhibits the absorption of cholesterol in the intestines
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What do fibrates do?
Decrease serum triglycerides
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How do you identify a fibrate drug?
They have brate at the end
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What do ‘statins’ do?
Inhibit HMG CoA reductase which is involved in cholesterol synthesis.