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PNS mechanism

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Ach from CNS/brain neurons - on Nicotinic receptors N - postganglionic fiber release Ach - M3 on exocrine glands & M3 smooth muscle & M2 heart/ muscarinic receptor

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Muscarinic receptor

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M2 on heart - G-protein coupled receptor -for Ach

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cholinergic synapse

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Ach release

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SNS mechanism

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Ach from CNS/ spinal cord neurons -
neuronal Nicotinic Nn receptors on post ganglion - release NE - on the Alpha-1 R on smooth muscle & beta-1 R on heart

N R on adrenal medulla - releasing N and NE in blood

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NE = NA

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NorEpinephrine = NorAdrenaline

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Nicotinic receptors subtypes

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Nn - nicotinic subtype - the postganglionic neuron - SNS &

Nm - muscle subtype -somatic

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autonomic nervous system

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Ach from pre-synaptic - cholinergic - on Nn & muscarinic R & AChe & presynaptic autoreceptor

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somatic nervous system

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spinal cord - somatic nerves - Ach - Nm on skeletal muscle

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AChe

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primary Ach break down = acetate + choline

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cholinergic synapse

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where the Ach is released

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primary breakdown methods -

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NE = uptake to presynaptic neuron - Catechol-O-methyl-transferase 
ACh = AChE - enzyme
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adrenergic transmission

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alpha-beta R

presynaptic autoreceptors

primary -reuptake into nerve terminal - catechol-o-methyl-transferase

uptake to tissue - monoamine oxidase MAO

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NE making

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Tyrosine - DOPA -dopamine - NE

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ANS tone

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basal level of activity (basic life function) - parasympathetic or sympathetic

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organs with single system control - SNS

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adrenal gland- release EP

blood vessels - vasoconstriction - gut, skin - Alpha 1 R

blood vessel - vasodilation - skeletal muscle - beta 2 R

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heart rate PNS vs SNS

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inc - SNP - beta 1 R by NE

dec - PNS - muscarinic M2 R by Ach

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respiratory bronchi SNS vs PNS

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SNS - bronchodilation - beta 2 R

PNS - bronchoconstriction -

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beta 2 receptor

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SNS - dilation of vessel and bronchi

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drugs used for myasthenia gravis and Alzheimers

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cholinesterase inhibitors

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ATROPINE

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non-selectiv muscarinic antagonist

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M2 receptor

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GCPR - activates Gi [inhibitory G protein] - dec cAMP

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nicotinic antagonist use

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in surgery - intubation - relaxing muscle

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beta2-Receptor

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treating asthma - dilate bronchi

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alpha 2 receptor

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feedback inhibition - dec NE release

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alpha 1 R
GPCR - acting through Gq - inc Ca - vasoconstriction - inc BP
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beta 1 R
GPCR - Gs - inc cAMP - inc Ca - inc Heart force rate
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alpha 1 agonist
vasoconstriction - inc BP | dilate pupil
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COCAINE
blocking NE reuptake
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AMPHETAMINE
release NE from terminal
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PRAZOSIN
alpha 1 antagonist - dec BP
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propranolol
beta 1, 2 antagonist - hypertension, angima, arrhythmia, heart failure
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lipoprotein[lipid protein complex] classes
``` chylomicron VLDL LDL HDL (high-low size / triglyceride trend) ```
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highest TG
chylomicrons
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highest CHOL | how
LDL get most of CHOL of VLDL bad cholesterol
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hepatic cholesterol biosynthesis catabolism
``` Acetyl CoA - HMG-CoA - HMG-CoA reductase/rate limiting - cholesterol (can also be secret to bile as cholesterol) bile acid (secreted to bile) ```
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chylomicrons mechanism
intestine - dietary lipid - LPL / capillary endothelial cells lipolysis -- Fas - tissue - energy utilization / oxidation & energy storage / triglyceride biosynthesis remnants - liver endocytosis
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lipoprotein with; majority of serum triglyceride most TG
VLDL | Chylomicron
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VLDL mechanism
liver - LPL lipolysis / capillary peripheral tissue - Fas - tissue - energy storage and utilization remanent VHDL = IDL - removal of apolipoprotein & lipolysis of triglyceride - LDL / blood
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intermediate density lipoprotein
IDL is the VLDL remanent
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LDL
from the IDL - LDL - peripheral tissue + 50% liver /endocytosis
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immature HDL
apolipoproteins [ApoAI, ApoAll] + phospholipids
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HDL
liver - HDL immature - during VLDL & chylomicrons lipolysis get lipid/cholesterol + get cholesterol from peripheral tissue - uptake by SR-BI - liver - bile acid - bile / or can directly from cholesterol add to bile - excursion
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bad good cholesterol
LDL | HDL
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hyperlipoproteinemias
heterogenous group of disorders can be monogenic , polygenic/common, differ based on cause, lipoprotein affected, cholesterol and most important their CVD risk increase
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hyperlipoproteinemias
based on the lipoprotein affected determine which lipid will elevate in blood
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hypercholesterolemia hypertriglyceridemia mixed hyperlipidemia
major inc in; LDL VLDL VLDL + LDL
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disease associated with high cholesterol = high CVD | bad cholesterol = LDL
hypercholesterolemia | hyperlipidemia
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treatments for the CVD
achieve lower LDL cholesterol l
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atherosclerosis
red blood flow CVD, stroke, kidney failure severity with again genetic high LDL - primary risk factor
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atherosclerosis risk relation
+ LDL:HDL, total cholesterol, LDL | - HDL / inverse cholesterol transport mechanism
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TLC
Therapeutic life style change | 10-30% LDL red
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statin
open lactose ring competitive inhibitor of HMG CoA reductase primary action = inc hepatocyte LDL receptors -
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statin use
most effective for dec LDL primary prevention of CVD anti-inflammation - anti-coagulant
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statin adverse effects
muscle pain reversible liver toxicity cardiomyopathy drug interaction
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bile acid binding resins
anion exchange resins | in small intestine
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resin bile acid function
- excreted in feces - red intestinal-bile acid reabsorption & return to liver - red liver bile acid - inc Bile acid biosynthesis in liver - dec hepatic cholesterol - inc LDL receptor - inc hepatic LDL uptake - lower blood LDL - dec plasma total cholesterol and LDL
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resin side effect
diarrhea, constipation, irritation
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resins inc chol in liver
1- inc LDL R on liver | 2- inc biosynthesis of cholesterol - so statin is used with resin to inhibit HMG CoA - cholesterol biosynthesis
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cholesterol absorption inhibitor
inhibit internalization of sterol-bound NPC1L1
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NPC1L1
Niemann-Pick C1-Like 1 | on luminal face of enterocyte - bind& internalize sterol in small intestine - absorption of CHOL
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EZETIMIBE
cholesterol absorption inhibitor drug
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ezetimibe mechanism
red cholesterol-chylomicron delivery to liver - red hepatic chol -inc LDL R - inc LDL uptake to liver - dec total and LDL chol-
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ezetimibe function benefits
primary; dec LDL cholesterol dec TG in HDL cholesterol
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ezetimibe adverse effect - rare
reversible impaired liver function | myositis/muscle inflammation
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PCSK9 inhibitor
newest LDL lowering drug monoclonal antibodies - injection second line medication - narrow usage indication with diet & max statin therapy
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PCSK9 inhibitor usage
sever hypercholesterolemia | atherosclerotic CVD - max statin used but need further LDL lowering
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PCSK9
Proprotein Convertase Substilisin/Kexin type 9 | enzyme
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PCSK9 -inhibitor mechanism
monoclonal antibodies - bind to PCSK9 - inhibit PCSK9 attach to LDL receptor - LDL R internalized & not degrade - LDL degraded - inc LDL R on hepatocyte - Inc LDL uptake from blood
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niacin mechanism
in adipose tissue - niacin bind niacin receptor - inhibit hormone-sensitive lipase = lipolysis of TG- dec plasma fas - dec hepatic triglyceride synthesis - red VLDL synthesis - red plasma LDL red apoA-1 clearance from plasma = inc apolipoprotein - inc HDL - inc reverse cholesterol transport = cholesterol excursion in bile
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niacin function
inc HDL | dec LDL & total chol
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niacin usage
niacin + other drugs = hyperlipidemia
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niacin adverse effect
high does | flushing, hot flush, GIT irritation, hepatotoxicity
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fibrates
used for; | high TG and low HDL
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vibrates are
PPAR alpha
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PPAR alpha
Peroxisome Proliferator Activated Receptor Alpha
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fibrates
PPAR alpha agonist
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PPAR Alpha
ligand activated transcription factor
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PPAR alpha function
inc expression gene involved in lipid metabolism; endothelial lipoprotein lipase; hepatic and muscle fas oxidation enzyme ; hepatic apo A-I & apo A-II;
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Fibrate - inc Endothelial Lipoprotein Lipase
inc clearance chylomicrons/VLDL; - dec TG plasma - inc Fas - uptake and oxidation in muscle
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fibrate - inc hepatic fas oxidation enzyme
dec TG biosynthesis - dec VLDL secretion - | dec plasma TG
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fibrate - inc hepatic apo A-I and apo A-II
inc plasma HDL
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treatments; hypercholesterolemia; high LDL hyperglyceridemia; high VLDL hyperlipidemia; LDL+ VLDL
- TLC, niacin, resin, statin, ezetimide, PCSK9-inhibitor - TLC, niacin, fibrate - TLC, niacin, fibrate, resin, statin, PCSK9 inhibitor
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homozygote hypercholesterolemia
min effect to resin, statin or combination | TLC+Niacin - effective
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hypertension | High BP
systolic BP > 140 mmHg | diastolic BP > 90 mmHg
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RAS
Renin Angiotensin System
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RAS mechanism
Angiotensinogen - Renin - angiotensin I - ACE -Angiotensin II - receptors on; vascular - vasoconstriction adrenal glands - aldosterone - inc NA H2O - inc blood volume
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diuretics
naturiesis + diuresis
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loop and thiazide diuretics
loss of NA and K /excretion | hypokalemia
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K sparing diuretics
loss of Na gain of K in blood - less excretion hyperkalemia
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diuretics for diseases; thiazide k sparing Loop
hypertension CHF CHF
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CHF
Congestive Heart Failure
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sympatholytic drugs | not first line drugs
centrally-acting; dec SNS, central vasometer centre in brain, dec BP beta-blockers; short term, beta 1 blockers in heart, dec HR, contraction, CO, BP long term, beta 1 blocker in kidney, vasodilation, dec renin, aldosterone, NA+H2O, BP alpha1-blocker; blocking SNS acting on vascular smooth muscles, vasodilation, red BP
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orthostatic hypertension is
adverse effect of alpha 1 blocker
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angiotensin inhibitors RAS | first line drugs
1- ACE inhibitor ACE-I ; dec AI to AII - dec AII - vasodilation, dec BP, Na 2- All(angiotensin II) antagonist; block AII R on vessel, vasodilation, dec BP block AII R on adrenal gland, dec aldosterone, NA, BP 3- direct renin inhibitor; dec AI or AII
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vasodilator | first line drug
Ca channel blocker; CCB Nifedipine; act on blood vessel diltiazem & verapamil; act on blood vessel and heart dec ca, dec contraction, vasodilation - dec BP heart - dec HR, CO = dec BP
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first line drugs - commonly used
Thiazide, ACE-I, ARB, CCB
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Orthostatic hyportension
head rush | alpha 1 blocker
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ACE Inhibitor = ACE-I
cough, teratogenic
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AII antagonist ARB
no cough, teratogenic
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MI
myocardial infraction
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coronary arteries diseases treatment
aspirin ; red clot | statin ; red LDL
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ASA
Aspirin - red platelet aggregation | anti-thrombotic
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vasodilator
organic nitrates
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NITROGLYCERIN
organic nitrate for vasodilation
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nitrate/nitroglycerin mechanism
nitrate, nitric oxide in VSM, activate enzyme Guanylyl cyclase, convent GTP to CGMP, dec phosphorylation of myofilament, relax blood vessel
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nitroglycerin & sildenafil drug interaction
sildenafil; inhibit CGMP to GMP conversion by phosphodiesterase PDE = inc CGMP, - high dec in BP
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calcium channel blockers CCB
nifedipine; in VSM, dilate vessel, dec vasospasm = inc o2 supply- dilate arteries, dec afterload = dec o2 demand verapamil & diltiazem; dec O2 demand and Inc O2 supply; in VSM - in heart; dec contraction =dec work, dec HR =dec O2 demand
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beta blocker
dec O2 demand; | dec HR, contraction, after load (RAS), work of heart
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SNS and RAS remodelling
hypertrophy apoptosis fibrosis dilation
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CHF drugs
positive inotropic drugs; inc contraction, CO inhibit RAS; ARBs & ACEIs; red remodelling inhibit SNS; beta-blocker; red remodelling aldosterone antagonists/K sparing & other diuretics/loop; red pulmonary & systemic congestion vasodilator; dec pre-load & after-load
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carvedilol
beta1,2 - alpha 1 blocker beta1 blocker= dec HR, renin beta 2 blocker = asthma not good alpha 1 blocker =vasodilation - dec after load
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ICD
Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator
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drugs classes fro tachycardias
``` class I; Na channel blocker Class II; Beta blocker class III; K channel blocker class IV; Ca channel blocker = diltiazem, verapamil other; digoxin ```
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tachycardias drugs with similar effect
class II, IV, other like adenosine and digoxin
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synthesis; Ach NE
acetyl coa + choline = Ach | tyrosine- dopa - dopamine- NE
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NE degradation adrenergic
uptake to pre-synapse; catechol-O-methyl-transferase | uptake to post-synapse; monoamine oxidase
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indirect agonist of Ach cholinergic
for Alzheimer and myasthenia gravis
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agonists; cholinergic adrenergic
indirect; inhibit AChE inhibit NE reuptake & inc NE release
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alpha 1 R
vasoconstriction - inc BP | dilate pupil
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``` drugs; atropine cocaine amphetamine prazosin propranolol ```
muscarininc antagonist -non-selettive - cholinergic antagonist inhibit NE reuptake - adrenergic indirect agonist amphetamine - inc NE secretion - indirect adrenergic agonist alpha-1 antagonist - red BP - adrenergic antagonist -selective beta antagonists - non-selective - adrenergic antagonist
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HDL
liver -immature; Apolipoproteins [apoAl, appall] + phospholipid acquire cholesterol; -during lipolysis of chylomicrons & VLDL -from peripheral tissue
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statin mechanism
for high LDL patients; - inhibitor of HMG CoA reductase - so the hepatic cholestrol drops - liver makes more LDL receptors - dec LDL blood
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statin drug
best for LDL lowering | primary prevention of CVD
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resin combination
with statin | to dec the cholesterol biosynthesis
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ezetimibe
cholesterol absorption inhibitor | inhibit internalization of sterol-bound NPC1L1
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PCSK9 inhibitor
new for LDL lowering - severe heterozygous hypercholesterolemia combine with max statin and diet monoclonal antibodies second line
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niacin mechanism
inhibit TG lipolysis - dec Fas, hepatic TG, VLDL, LDL | red apoA-I clearance - inc HDL
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fibrate
best for high TG & red HDL | PPARalpha agonists
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PPARalpha
transcription factor - inc gene expression for lipid metabolism; endothelial lipoprotein lipase fatty acid oxidation apo A-I apo A-II
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RAS renin angiotensin system
angiotensinogen Renin AI Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme ACE All 1- AII R on the vessel - vasoconstriction 2-AII R on adrenal gland - aldosterone - inc Na + H2O - inc Blood volume
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k sparing diuretic
aldosterone antagonist