HTN6 Flashcards

1
Q

what is clonidines effect on:

PVR, CO, HR, and SV

A

all decrease due to inhibition of NE binding a1, b1, and b2 receptors

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2
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if alpha1 receptor is stimualated what occurs?

A

increased vasoconstriction, increased PVR

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3
Q

beta blockade leads to what?

A

decreasaed HR

decreased SV

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4
Q

which antihypertensive agent would be most appropriate to treat HTN crisis due to clonidine withdrawal:

a. lisonipril
b. labetalol
c. esmolol
d. prazosin

A

c. labetalol

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5
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what are the 2 main groups of drugs for HTN considered vasodilators

A

Ca channel blockers

direct vasodilators

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6
Q

what is activated by Nitric Oxide in a vascular smooth muscle cell

A

guanylyl cyclase

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7
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what is the cascade stimulated by NO in vascular smooth muscle (3 steps after NO)

A
  1. guanylyl cyclase converts GTP to cGMP
  2. cGMP activates myosin-LC phosphatase
  3. myosin-LC phosphatase causes relaxation
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8
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how does myosin-LC cause smooth muscle relaxation

A

by dephosphorylating myosin light chain

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9
Q

what CCB’s have use dependent binding

A

nondihydropyrimidines

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10
Q

what CCB’s have voltage dependent binding

A

dihydropyrimedines

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11
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what class is diltiazem

A

benzothiazepine

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12
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what class is verapamil

A

phenylalkilamine

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13
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what is the MOA of verapamil

A

blocks P-glycoprotein transporter, decreasing HR and FOC

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14
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dihydropyridines have what type of selectivity? what does it cause there

A

vasoselective, causing vasodilation

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15
Q

what CCB interacts with digoxin

A

verapamil

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16
Q

what dihydropyrimidine is available IV and can be used in HTN crisis

A

nifedipine

17
Q

what type of CCB is associated with GI intolerance

A

non-dihydropyridines

18
Q

what type of CCB is associated with tachycardia

A

dihydropyridines

19
Q

what activates MLCK cascade for smooth muscle contration to take place

20
Q

how is hydralazine metabolized

A

acetylation

21
Q

what does tachyphylaxis mean

A

with repeated use, need a higher dose to get therapeutic effect

22
Q

what is minoxidil’s MOA

A

hyperpolarization by activating ATP modulated K channels

23
Q

what are some adverse effects of minoxidil

A

hypotrichosis
salt and water retention
cardiac effects (increases HR, FOC, and O2 demand)

24
Q

what oral vasodilator is also found in rogaine

25
what is the parenteral vasodilator that increases dephosphorylation of MLCK in smooth muscle
sodium nitroprusside
26
what is the MOA of sodium nitroprusside
donates NO causing vasodilation
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what are 3 adverse effects of sodium nitroprusside
1. cyanide toxicity 2. flushing 3. headache
28
what is the MOA of diazoxide
activates K+ channels causing hyperpolarization
29
what is another use of diazoxide? | how?
treats hypoglycemia | inhibits secretion of insulin
30
what is the MOA of fenoldopam
activates dopamine receptors
31
what is an adverse effect specific to fenoldopam
increase intraocular pressure
32
how is fenoldopam generally dosed IV for HTN crisis?
low dose then titrate up
33
list the parenteral vasodilators
1. sodium nitroprusside 2. diazoxide 3. fenoldopam
34
what are some symptoms of hypertensive urgency
headache SOB nosebleed anxiety
35
why not drop bp quickly in HTN treatment?
leads to end organ ischemia or infarction
36
what are 3 parenteral HTN crisis treatments often used
1. sodium nitroprusside 2. fenoldopam 3. labetalol
37
what are 3 oral therapies for HTN treatment
1. clonidine 2. labatelol 3. captopril
38
what class of drug is not recommended for HTN with HF?
CCBs