Angina Flashcards

1
Q

With Stable angina you want to

A

decrease oxygen demand

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2
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Variant angina you want to

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increase o2 supply with vasodilation of coronary arteries

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3
Q

unstable angina you want to

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  • med emergency

- treat as MI until proven

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4
Q

Organic nitrates prototype

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Nitroglycerin

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5
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Action of nitro

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Causes vasodilation of vessels in stable angina decreasing oxygen demand
- increase oxygen supply in variant angina by relaxing coronary artery vasospasm

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6
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Forms of Nitro

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  • oral, sublingual, IV, buccal, patch

- short and long acting: isorbade dintrite and isosrobide mononitrite

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7
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Most common form of Nitro

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  • sublingual
  • store in dark package
  • dont pour in hand
  • dont storei n bathroom
  • peak plasma within 4 mins
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8
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Admin directions of nitro

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sublinguual -> do not chew or swallow

  • admin 1 SL tablet every 5 mins x3
  • IF no relief after 1st dose, then call EMS
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9
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Education for organic nitrates

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  • Refrain from alcohol -> severe hypotension
  • Transdermal patches-> rotate sites
    Tolerance develops
  • drug-free periods at night
    Common SE:
    -Headache
  • Hypotension, orthostatic hypotension
  • tachycardia

WEAR gloves for paste and transdermal administration
- wipe off skin before applying defib pads to skin

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10
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Nitro drug interaction

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  • life threatening hypotension and cardiovascular collapse interaction with viagra or other ED drugs
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11
Q

Beta Blockers for angina Action

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  • Reduces cardiac oxygen demand of heart by slowing HR and reducing contractility
  • 1st line of tx for chronic stable angina
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12
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NSG consideration

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  • Check the pulse ( hold if <60 or if they have HF or angina then 50bpm)
  • Check BP
  • Diabetes: mask s/s of hypoglycemia
  • Teach not to stop abruptly
  • Avoid in asthma/ COPD (cardiac nonselective)
  • Monitor for brady and AV block
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13
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Beta Blocker prototype is

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metoprolol

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14
Q

Calcium channel Blockers Action

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Cause arteriolar smooth muscle relaxation-> dec BP ( afterload) -> dec myocardial oxygen demand
- can cause vasospasm to increase oxygen delivery

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15
Q

CCB SE

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hypotension and reflex Tachy

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16
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Monitoring for CCB

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S/S of HF with diltiazem and verapamil 
-DAily weights ( fluid rentention) 
DO not crush exteended release 
No grapefruit juice 
-Watch for bradycardai and AV Block with diltiazem and verapamil 
Protoype: diltiazem
17
Q

Ranolazine (Ranexa)

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  • newest anti-angianl drug
  • decreases incidence of angina and increase exercise tolerance
    -Don’t really know how it works
    CYP450 metabolism pathway-drug interactions (no grapefuit juice)
18
Q

AE of Ranolazine

A

increase QT interval

- constipation, dizziness, nausea, and HA