HEART MEDICATIONS Flashcards

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mechanism of action for ANITHYPERTENSIVES

what are the groups for these meds?

A

decrease blood volume and cause vDilation by DECREASING RENAL ABSORPTION

  1. diuretics
  2. vasodilators
  3. ca+ channel blockers
  4. Ace inhibitors
  5. ARBS
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what are the diuretic medications?

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furosemide :

thiazide:

spirinolactone :

diuretics = class of antihypertensives

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what is the drug that belongs to vasodilators and mechanism?

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HYDRALAZINE:

opens K+ channel causes K+ to efflux : HYPERPOLARIZATION

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4
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ca+ channel blockers and their function

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VDAN

verapamoil

Diltiazem

Amodipine

Nifedipine

BLOCK Ca+ causes VDilation ( if there was influx ca+ causes contraction and Inc HR)

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what is lisinopril and its funxtion?

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ACE inhibitor:

blocke ACE from converting AT1 -> AT2

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what class of drug is losartan and fxn

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ARBA

angio 2 receptor blocker

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ANTIANGINALS:

purpose?

examples and mechanism?

A

ANTI heart attack med for insufficient O2

  • NITROGLYCERIN: inc O2 by Vdilation of SM
  • PROPRANOLOL ( B blocker) : dec O2 demand by relaxing heart
  • Ca+ CHANNEL BLOCKER: dec O2 demand by dec peripheral restiatnce by V dilation
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ANTI CONFESTIVE HEART FAILURE MEDS:

  • purpose of them?
  • classes and medications in each one
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stop heart failure by incblood pump inotropy, HR, etc

CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES:

block na/K ATPase = ^ Ca+ influx = ^ intropy

  • dogoxin
  • digitalis

ACE INHIBITORS:

stop conversion of AT1 -> AT2 b/c AT2 is a potent vconstrictor that causes heart failure

dilation to impromse blood flow

  • lisinopril
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ANTI ARRYHMATICS:

function?

drug classes and examples and what arrythmias they treat ?

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inc refractort period / decrease cardiac excitability :

  • class 1: na+ blocker : Quinidine / Lidocaine
  • class 2 : Beta- blocker : Propranolol
  • Class 3: K+ blocker :
  • Class 4: Ca+ blocker: Verapamil
  • glycosides : digoxin / digitalis

Class 1 :

  • Quinidine : Supravent tachy / afib
  • Lidocaine: Vent Arrythmia

Class 2:

  • paroxy. tachhy

class 3:

Class 4:

  • supravent tachy / paroxy tachy

Glycosides:

Paroxy tachy / Afib

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