10: Drugs for ACS, Stable Angina Flashcards
likely cuase of vasospastic angina
genetic
major problem in angina
imbalance between O2 demand and supply
two approaches to treating angina
- decrease cardiac work
2. increase blood flow through coronary arteries
vasculature that is most to least sensitive to nitrates
veins -> large A’s -> small A’s
how do drugs for erectile dysfunction work?
inhibit cGMP-phosphodiesterase5 -> increases cGMP -> smooth muscle relaxation
three drugs used to treat ED
sildenafil, vardenafil, tadalafil
why is it dangerous to take ED meds + nitrates
severe increase in cGMP -> dramatic drop in BP -> can cause MI
functions of the heart of cardioactive vs non-cardioactive CCBs
- cardioactive: vasodilation, decrease contractility, decrease automaticity, decrease AV node conduction
- non-cardioactive: vasodilation
composition of red vs white thrombus
red: fibrin + trapped RBCs
white: platelets
where do red vs white thrombi form?
red: low-pressure evins, heart
white: high-pressure arteries
pathologic conditions associated with white vs red thrombi
white: local ischemia
red: pain, severe swelling, embolism
what ligands bind to platelet glycoprotein IIb/IIIa?
fibrinogen, fibronectin, vitronectin, vWF