850- Bleske drugs handout part 2 Flashcards
Antiarrhythmics: Impact on ECG
Class I (Na channel blocker)
- Mechanism: 1c > 1a > 1b
- ECG Effect:
- 1a: increase QT, QRS, and PR
- 1b: usually no change
- 1c: increase PR and QRS
Antiarrhythmics: Impact on ECG
Class II (beta blocker)
- Mechanism: AV nodal blockade
2. ECG Effect: Decrease HR and Increase PR
Antiarrhythmics: Impact on ECG
Class III (potassium blocker)
- Mechanism: Slows repolarization
2. ECG Effect: Increase QT
Antiarrhythmics: Impact on ECG
Class IV (calcium channel blocker)
- Mechanism: AV nodal Blockade
2. ECG Effect: Decrease HR and Increase PR
Must monitor QT interval for which patients on blank 1, blank 2, and blank 3. (Antiarrhythmic agents)
- IA
- IC
- III
(Prevent Torsades Du Pointes)
Need to monitor PR interval for blank 1, blank 2, and blank 3.
- Class II
- Amiodarone
- Class IV AA
(Prevent AV block)
Class: IA and IC
Tissue: Atrial, Ventricular
Effect & ECG???
- Effect: Decrease AP conduction increase refractoriness - fast arrhythmias
- ECG: Increase PR and increase QT
Class: IB
Tissue: Ventricular
Effect & ECG???
- Effect: Increase refractoriness - fast arrhythmias
2. ECG: no effects
Class: II
Tissue: SA, AV nodes, Atrial and Ventricular
Effect & ECG???
- Effect: Slow conduction through AV node, decrease heart rate - fast arrhythmias
- ECG: Increase PR and decrease HR
Class: III
Tissue: Atrial and Ventricular (some do not affect V tissue)
Effect & ECG???
- Effect: Decrease AP conduction, increase refractoriness - fast arrhythmias
- Amiodarone/Sotalol may slow AV conduction - ECG: Increase PR and increase QT
Class: IV
Tissue: SA and AV nodes
Effect & ECG???
- Effect: Slow conduction through AV node, decrease heart rate-fast arrhythmias
- ECG: increase PR and decrease HR
Class: V?
Tissue: AV node
Effect & ECG???
- Effect: Slow conduction through AV node-fast arrhythmias
2. ECG: Increase PR and decrease HR
Class: Atropine
Tissue: SA and AV node
Effect & ECG???
- Effect: Increase conduction, increase HR-slow arrhythmias
2. ECG: Increase HR