A-25. Drugs used for treatment of angina pectoris. Pharmacotherapy of ischemic heart disease. Flashcards

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Please review nitrates, beta blockers, and calcium channel blockers for treatment of angina pectoris

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Please review nitrates, beta blockers, and calcium channel blockers for treatment of angina pectoris

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Drug classes for treatment of stable coronary heart disease

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  • beta-blockers
  • thrombocyte aggregator inhibitors
  • antihyperlipidemic treatment
  • ACE inhibitor or ARBs
  • Nitroglycerine
  • Calcium channel blocker
  • Cytoprotective drugs
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Antiplatelet treatment drugs

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  1. ) Thrombin inhibitor
    - Dabigatran
  2. ) P2Y12 inhibitor
    - Ticlopidine
    - Clopidogrel
    - Prasugrel
    - Ticagrelor
  3. ) COX-1 inhibitor
    - Aspirin
  4. ) GPIIb/IIIA antagonist
    - abciximab
    - eptifibatide
    - tirofiban
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Do COX2 inhibitors and Acetaminophen have antiplatelet activity

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No

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For using of Clopidogrel, which patients are at higher risk o f subsequent cardiovascular event

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CYP2C19 loss of function allele

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Four things that change lipid profile

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  1. ) lifestyle changes i.e. exercise
  2. ) Diet (omega-3 are not effective for preventing future heart and stroke in patients who had previous heart attack)
  3. ) Estrogen
  4. ) Drugs
    - ACE inhibitors- amelioration o fendothelial dysfunction
    - Drugs decreasing the lipid levels of the blood
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Which are the major antihyperlipidemic drugs? Which is used most typically in ischemic heart disease

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Statins- most often used
Fibrates- most often used
Ezetimibe- used also
PCSK9- used also
Resin
Niacin
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Statin sides effects?

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Rhabdomyolysis, myopathy

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Statin intolerance

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myalgia and increased CK biomarkers

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What to change in statin intolerance

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  • other statin
  • dose reduction
  • lose dose statin in combo with ezetimbe
  • discontinuation of statins ((ezetimibe, PCSK9)
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What do Nitrates do in ischemic heart disease

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They increase venular dilation decreasing preload on heart and dilate the coronaries

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What do ACE inhibitors do in IHD

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They increase venular and arterolar dilation which decreases preload and afterload

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What do CCB do in IHD

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They increase arteriolar dilation decreasing afterload on the heart and dilate the coronaries

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What do Beta blockers do in IHD

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They decrease O2 demand, cardiac work, wall tension, and pain

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What to give for pain and sympathetic tone increased in IHD

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oxygen, pain reliever (iv opiods), tranquilizer (benzodiazapines)

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16
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Which drug shifts cardiac metabolism to glucose oxidation from fatty acid oxidation

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Trimetazidine

17
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Why is it important to shift to glucose oxidation iwth trimetazidine?

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Delays uncoupling of mitochondrial respiratory chain. This…
-Inhibits the production of reactive free radicals
-Maintains ATP production
Delays the onset of Anaerobe glycolysis which decreases intracellular acidosis

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Kinetics of trimetazidine

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  • fast oral absorptions
  • half life- 4-5 hours
  • excretion in the kidneys
19
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New antianginal agent similar in structure to nitrates

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Molsidomine that leads to SIN-1 then 2 to form NO

20
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Which cytoprotective drug inhibits late sodium channels in myocardial cells

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Ranolazine

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MOA of Ranolazine

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  1. ) Inhibits late sodium channels in myocardial cells. This decreases intracellular Na, thereby activating Na/Ca transporter and decreases intracellular Ca overload
  2. ) Decreases fatty acid oxidation in the myocardium
  3. ) Decreases cardiac work, cytoprotective
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Which new drug is used in both stabile effort angina and heart failure

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Ivabradin

23
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MOA of Ivabradin

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decreases activity of sinus node by reducing the pacemaker If current
This decreases the heart rate without modifying the electric conduction parameters and contractile force

24
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Contraindication of Ivabradin

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sick sinus syndrome

25
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Vitamins used to treat IHD

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Omega 3, EPA, DHA—> decrease serum triglyceride levels and the formation of atherosclerotic plaques
Coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinon —> antioxidant, ATP production (in heart failure)
B6 and B12, folic acid—> decrease serum homocysteine level