Agents used in cardiac arrhythmias Flashcards

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Ivabradine MoA

A

Selective inhibition of funny channels in SA node, to slow its firing , and ↓HR
(Prolong the drift)

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Two adverse effects of Ivabradine

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Bradycardia

Visual disturbance

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3
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What is the mechanism of action of class one drugs

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Modulate or inhibit sodium channels prolong phase 0

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What is the mechanism of action of Quinidine Ia

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Sodium channel blocker slow activation (firing)

Potassium channel blocker (Prolongs action potential)

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5
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Adverse effects of Quinidine

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Conduction disturbance (slow)
Pro  arrhythmia and ventricular arrhythmia
Hypotension
Hypoglycemia
NV
Cinchonism
Immune-mediated reactions

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Mechanism of action of Lidocaine

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Sodium channels blockade (Phase 3 shortens repolarization) + K (weak)
Have central nervous system effects

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Mechanism of action of Flecainide 

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 sodium channel blocker
Potassium channel blocker
Slows phase zero

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Adverse effects of Flecainide

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Malignant arrhythmia (use only fir healthy hearts)

Dizziness, blurred vision, headache

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9
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What are the class two drugs

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Propranolol

Sotalol

B1 blockers

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Where is the mechanism of action of class two drugs

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They inhibit the sympathetic activity

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11
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What are the class three drugs and their mechanism of action

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Amiodarone
Potassium channel blocked
Prolongs the repolarization phase (phase 3)

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12
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What are the adverse effects of amiodarone

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Pulmonary toxicity
Thyroid dysfunction
Bradycardia AV block QT PRONLONGATION
Hepatitis
Skin reaction blue man syndrome photosensitivity
Tear deposits
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13
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What is the mechanism of action of verapamil

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Ca+ Channel blocker slows firing

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14
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Quinidine + Procainamide

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Na channel blockade
Depress phase 0 depolarization Slows conduction
K channel blockade
Prolongs action potential duration “APD” and ↑ERP

Sites: As+Vs

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15
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Clinical uses of Amiodarone

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atrial arrhythmias

paroxysmal atrial fibrillation

pharmacologic cardioversion of AF

Prevention of postoperative atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter

Prevention of implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) shocks

Secondary prevention of sudden cardiac death

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16
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Adverse effects of Amiodarone

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Pulmonary toxicity (pneumonitis)

Thyroid dysfunction

Cardiac toxicity; bradycardia, AV blocks, QT prolongation

Hepatitis

Skin reactions: photosensitivity or blue-man syndrome

Corneal micro-deposits

17
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Ivabradine class 👙

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hyperpolarization-activated cyclic nucleotide-gated channels blocker

18
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What drug causes QTprolongation

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Quinidine

19
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What drugs have a hypotension effect working on A adregenic receptor

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Quinidine

20
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Drug that shortens phase 3 repolarization (Atrium, Ventricle)

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Lidocaine

21
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What drugs markedly slow phase 0 depolarization

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Flecainide

22
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What drug prolong phase 4 repolarization (Atrium Ventricle)

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Amiodarone

23
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What drug causes dry cough

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Amiodarone

24
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Verapamil and diltiazem moa

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Slows phase 4 SA AV