Anit-platelet & Anti- Hypertensive Agents Flashcards
Haemostasis regulation refers to ……… in response injury or damaged blood vessels
Blood clotting
Homeostasis & blood clothing action
- Wound causes vasoconstriction
- Adhesion & activation of platelets
- Fibrin forms
What is a thrombosis?
Pathological formation of a haemostatic plug within vascular system (vasculature)
Cholesterol is important for?
Role in the precursor for steroid hormones, bile acids & important for structural integrity of cell membrane
What is hyperlipidemia ?
Total cholesterol
Total cholesterol
Below 5.2mmol/L desirable
5.2-6.2 borderline high
Above 6.2 high
Optimal LDL Cholesterol for those at high risk of HD?
Below 1.8mmol/L
Optimal LDL Cholesterol for those at risk of HD ?
Below 2.6 mmol/L
Near Optimal LDL Cholesterol?
2.6-3.3 mmol/L
Borderline high LDL Cholesterol?
3.4-4.1mmol/L
high LDL Cholesterol?
4.1-4.9mmol/l
Very high LDL Cholesterol?
Above 4.6mmol/L
Primary cause hyperlipidemia?
Genetic mutations
Causes of secondary hyperlipidemia?
Nephritic syndrome
Obstructive jaundice
Hypothyroidism
Crushing syndrome
Anorexia nervosa
Thiazide diuretics
Ciclosporin
Causes of mixed hyperlipidemia* ? (Increase in plasma cholesterol & triglycerides)
Dm2
Obesity
Alcohol excess
Monoclonal gammopathy
Renal dialysis
Glucocorticoids
Beta blockers
Retinoic acid derivatives
What % rule * Positive correlation between serum cholesterol & CHD?
1-2% rule