Drugs For Angina Pectoris and Heart Failure Flashcards

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Portion of the ETC affected by Cyanide

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Complex IV (cytochrome oxidase)

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Ultra-shortacting nitrate ised as TOC for CYANIDE POISONING

NOT used in angina

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Amyl nitrite

May cause methemoglobinemia, reflex tachy and orthostatic hypotension

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Antidote for CYANIDE poisoning

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Inhaled Amyl Nitrite + IV Sodium nitrite + IV Sodium thiosulfate

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Occupational exposure to nitrates causing alternating devt of tolerance during work week and loss of tolerance during weekends

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Monday Disease

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First-line short-acting Tx for Angina and ACS given via buccal, SL or TD

Works for 4-5mins

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Nitroglycerin
SimD: ISDN, ISMN

SE: dangerous hypotension

promotes guanylyl cyclase producing more cGMP resulting to smooth m. Relaxation

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Longest half-life among all Short-acting nitrate

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ISMN

M for Matagal na halflife

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Why does notrate cause throbbing headaches?

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Due to meningeal artery vasodilatation

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Non-dihydropyrimidine CCB that is used for SVT, vasospasm and RAYNAUD’S PHENOMENON

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Diltiazem

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Why is Ca-dependent neurotransmission not affected by CCBs?

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CCBs block L-type calcium channels

Others uses N-, P- and R- calcium channels

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Important effect of nitrates among other drugs for angina

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Nitrates alone can inc HR (REFLEX TACHYCARDIA)

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Effect of Beta blockers to function of the heart aside from dec HR

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Increases ejection time

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Two important goals on management of angina

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Increasing oxygen delivery

Reducing oxygen requirement

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Beta nonselective adrenergic antagonist used for ANGINA PROPHYLAXIS, HPN, arrhythmias and migraine and is CONTRAINDICATED TO ASTHMATICS

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Propanolol
SimD: Atenolol, Metoprolol

SE: excessive beta blockade - bronchospasm, AV block, heart failure

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Disadvantage of Propanolol

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Masks hypoglycemia in diabetic patients and causes ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

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Strategies for CHF

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Removal of retained salt and water - DIURETICS
Reduction of afterload and salt and water retention - ACEIs
Reduction of excessive sympathetic stimulation - Beta blockers
Reduction of preload and afterload - VASODILATORS
Direct augmentation of depressed cardiac contractility - POSITIVE INOTROPIC DRUGS

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First line Tx for Acute HF

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Loop diuretic (FUROSEMIDE)

If very severe, prompt-acting POSITIVE INOTROPES and VASODILATORS

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First-line Tx for Chronic HF

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Diuretics (loop + spironolactone) + ACEI
And if tolerated, a Beta blocker

EPLERENONE and SPIRONOLACTONE - with signif longterm benefits and dec mortality
Digitalis - used for systolic dysfunction

17
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Which HF presents with orthopnea, PND and pulmonary congestion?

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Left-sided HF (pulmo sx)

18
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Which HF presents with hepatomegaly, edema, distended neck veins?

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Right-sided HF (systemic sx)

Distended neck veins due to hepatojugular reflux

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Cardiac glycoside used in HF and nodal arrhythmias known to have a narrow therapeutic index, causing arrhythmias, diarrhea and VISUAL CHANGES?

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Digoxin

Starry starry sky by Van Gogh

20
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Drugs with narrow therapeutic index

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WALA na Cyang PaPa! VasTeD na!
Warfarin
Aminoglycosides
Lithium
Amphotericin B
Carbamazepine
Phenobarbital
Phenytoin
Vancomycin
Theophylline
Digoxin
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SE of Digoxin on electrolytes

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Inc Ca, Dec K and Mg

Hypokalemia - aggrav by K loss in Thiazide and loop diuretic use

Hypomagnesemia - aggrav by Mg loss in digitalis-induced vomiting

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TOC for arrhythmia sec to Digitalis toxicity

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Lidocaine

Other tx for dig-tox
Digoxin Ab (Fab fragments, Digibind)
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Advantages of Angiotensin antagonists

ARBs and ACEIs

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Reduces aldosterone secretion resulting to lower salt and water retention
Reduces vascular resistance
Reduces mortality and morbidity in CHF

MAIN ADV: DEC VENTRICULAR REMODELLING (CARDIOPROTECTIVE)
Prevents stretching of myocardium and infil of Connective tis.

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MAIN ADVANTAGE OF ANGIOTENSIN ANTAGONIST ARBs have same BENEFITS as ACEIs
DEC VENTRICULAR REMODELLING (CARDIOPROTECTIVE)
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Beta1-selective sympathomimmetic useful in acute HF
Dobutamine D1 agonist: Dopamine Not appropriate for CHF due to tolerance and lack of oral efficacy and significant arrhythmogenic effects
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Beta blockers that are used in CHF to reduce progression of the dse
Carvedilol, LABetalol and Metoprolol However, NOT of value in acute HF and SHOULD NOT BE USED in systolic dysfunction
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MOA of phosphodiesterase inhibitors
Ex. Inamrinone, Milrinone Inc cAMP by inhib breakdown by phosphodiesterase, inc intracellular Ca -> VASODILATION SHOULD NOT BE USED IN CHF bec they inc morb and mort.
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Vasodilator used for acute severe HF with congestion Also effective in CHF
Nitropusside or Nitroglycerin Hydralazine and ISDN - reduces mort in African-Americans CCBs - of no value in CHF
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What drugs have been shown to improve survival in cases of HF?
ABA! Buhay ka pa! ACE Inihibitors Beta blockers Aldosterone antagonists