Angina Flashcards

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PQRST approach to CP

A
P-Precipitating factors
P-Pallative measures
Q- Quality of pain 
R- Radiation 
S- Severity 
T- Timing
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Nitroglycerin MOA

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-Release NO in smooth muscle–>activates guanylyl cyclase–>Increase cGMP

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Nitroglycerin effects

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Smooth muscle relaxation=Vasodilation–> especially of veins=reduce venous return=reduce preload and CO

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Nitroglycerin Side effects

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  1. Compensatory Tachycardia
  2. Headache
  3. Orthostatic Hypotension
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Nitroglycerin Clinical Application

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  1. Prophylaxis (transdermal)
  2. ACS (IV)
  3. Angina (sublingual)
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Nitroglycerin drug interactions

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Synergistic hypotension with PDE-5 inhibitor (Sildenafil)

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Nitroglycerin PK

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High first-pass effect:

-Sublingual dose much smaller

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Transdermal NTG

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  • Prophylaxis of angina

- Loss of response is common after 10-12 hrs exposure to drug

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9
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Beta-Blockers reduces what 3 things?

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  1. Conduction velocity, automaticity (dromotropic)
  2. Contractility (inotropic)
  3. HR (chronotropic)
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Propanolol

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Non-selective Beta1 and Beta antagonist

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Metoprolol

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  • Selective B1 receptor antagonist

- Can become non-selective @ high doses

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Beta blocker MOA/Effects

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Block sympathetic effects on heart:
Decreased HR, contractility, CO
2. Decreased blood pressure
3. Decreased Myocardial oxygen demand

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13
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Beta blocker clinical application

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Prophylaxis of angina

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14
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Which beta blocker causes the blood brain barrier and causes tremor/anger?

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Propanolol

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15
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Calcium channel blockers MOA

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Inhibit influx of calcium by blocking L-type calcium channel of cardiac and vascular smooth muscle

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Verapamil and Diltiazem effects

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  1. Reduced HR by slowing AV node
  2. Reduced cardiac force
  3. Reduced vascular resistance
17
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Ranolazine MOA

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Inhibits late sodium current in heart

18
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Ranolazine effects

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Reduces cardiac oxygen demand

19
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Ranolazine clinical applications

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Prophylaxis of stable angina

20
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Ranolazine toxicity

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QT prolongation

21
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Ranolazine drug interactions

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inhibitors of CYP3A increase ranolazine concentration and duration of action