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ANS sympatholytics Flashcards

1
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Sympathetic NTs

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-norepinephrine
-epinephrine
-adrenergic

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veins and arteries only controlled by

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SNS

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Cardiac muscle receptors

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-B1

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Vasc smooth muscle receptors

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-a1

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CNS receptors

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-a1 and a2

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BP=

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CO x TPR

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CO=

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SV x HR

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SV determined by

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-cardiac contractility
-venous return to heart (preload)
-resistance to left ventricle to eject blood into aorta (afterload)

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selectivity of adrenergic receptor agonists

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-

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Baroreceptor reflex when BP decreases

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-activates sympathetic fibers that feed back and innervate heart (B1)
-inc HR - reflex tachycardia
-a1 constricts bloodvessels
-inhibits vagus PSNS!
=inc blood pressure

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Baroreceptor reflex when BP increases

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-inhibits sympathetic
-activates vagus (PSNS)
-dec HR - reflex bradycardia
-no direct effect on blood vessels
=dec BP

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Phenylephrine

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-act a1
-inc systolic pressure
-vasoconstriction
-DEC HR
-activate baroreceptor to decrease HR

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Epinephrine

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-B and a receptors
-inc pressure and HR
-a1 vasoconstriction
-B2 vasodilation
-B1 positive inotropic and chronotropic effects
-ACTIVATE baroreceptor reflex that mitigates direct effects

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Isoproterenol

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-B receptors
-dec diastolic pressure, inc pulse pressure HR
-vasodilation
-positive I and C effects
-activate baroreceptors

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if patient stands up really fast what is the baroreceptor response

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-activated to inc CO, and vascular resistance to raise BP

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16
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Classes of anti-HTNs

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-diuretics
-sympatholytics
-vasodilators
-renin-angiotensin antagonists

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B-blocker action

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-dec HR, contractility, renin secretion

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a and b blockers

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–dec HR, contractility, renin secretion
-smooth muscle relaxation

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19
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central a2 agonist action

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-dec sympathetic tone

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peripheral a1 antagonists

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-vasc smooth muscle relaxation

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a1 ANTAgonist drugs

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-prazosin
-terazosin
-doxazosin

-double ring and piperazine ring

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a1 Antagonist

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-excreted in bile
-vasodilators
-relax smooth muscle and enlarge prostate
-NO reflex tachycardia

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23
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Prazosin vs phentolamine

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-dec TPR via a1
-activate baroreceptor
-inc NE release

-phentolamine blocks a2 tho so no negative feedback = cardiac overstimulation = reflex tachycardia

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Prazosin and terazosin action

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-a1 ANTAgonist arterioles and venules
-dec TPR
-less tachycardia than nonselective a
-renin release )consider diuretic)

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Prazosin and Terazosin use

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-BPH
-HTN (not first line)
-Reynaud;s disease (mrs pairitz)

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a1 antagonist problems

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-minor
-first dose: orthostatic hypotension and syncope

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27
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Direct acting a2 agonists

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-reduce BP by reducing output from brain
-inhibit NE

=DEC HR, contractility, renin release, vasoconstriction

28
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direct acting a2 agonist drugs

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-clonidine
-guanabenz
-guanfacine
-methyldopa

29
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clonidine

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-a2
-activation of presynaptic a2 receptor in CNS to dec SNS
-dichlorophenyl ring = lipophilic
-HTN, neuropathic pain/opiate withdrawal
-ADHD

30
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Clonidine problems

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-HYPOtension
-sedation
-dry mouth
-withdrawal after long time use (HTN, tachycardia, angina, MI)

31
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Guanabenz and Guanfacine

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-a2 agonists
-open ring imidazolines
-ring w chlorine
-nonionized at phy pH
-HTN
-guanfacine for ADHD

32
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Methyldopa

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-a2 agonist
-prodrug
-dec SNS outtflow
-displaces NE
-esterases
-oral, parenteral (dopate)
-HTN in pregnancy

33
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B-blockers use

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-angina (reduce O2 demand bc dec HR and contractility)
-arrhythmia (slow AV conduction)
-Post MI (reasons above
-HTN (dec CO and renin)
-HF (dec overstimulation and catecholamine toxicity)

34
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non-selective B-Blockers

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-Propranolol and nadolol (HTN, angina, arr, HD, prophylaxis migraines)
-Timolol (glaucoma, dec aq humor)
-minor probs, rebound HTN taper dose

35
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propranolol effects

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-dec CO and HR
-inc VLDL, dec HDL
-inhibit lipolysis
-inhibit response to hypoglycemia
-inc bronchial airway resistancw

36
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Nonselective B-bloxkers w Intrinsic sympathomimetic activity

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-pindolol (angina, migraine)
-carteolol (glaucoma)

-less likely to cause bradycardia and lipid probs
-HTN

37
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selective B1 blockers

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-metoprolol
-bisoprolol
-atenolol
-esmolol (very short acting, tachycardia, afib)
-nebivolol (NO production)

-less bronchoconstriction
-admin oral and parenteral
-use HTN, anigina, arr, HF

38
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B-blocker side effects

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-bradycardia
-AV block
-sedation
-mask hypoglycemia sx
-withdrawal syndrome

39
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B-blocker contraindications

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-asthma
-copd
-congestic HF type IV

40
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mixed a1 B1 and B2 antagonists

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-labetolol (HTN emergency, pheochromocytoma)
-carvedilol (HF)

-dec TPR via a (prevent tachycardia)
-b-blocking prevents tachycardia)
-a1 vasodilation mitigates bradycardia from B-blocking

41
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Mixed adrenergic antagonist probs

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-similar to B-blockers
-taper dose

42
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Fenoldopam

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-dopamine receptor agonist
-does not activate a1 or B receptors
-severe HTN
-dont use in glaucoma
-good for renal impairment

43
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if B-blocker can produce vasodilation it is

A

-3rd gen

44
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renin

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-aspartic acid protease that converts to angiotensin I

45
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ACE

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-converts angiotensin I to II
-inactivate bradykinin that promotes vasodilation

46
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renin inhibitor drug

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-direct inhibitor of renin and dec formation of angiotensisn I from angioteninogen
-expensive HTN tx

47
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B1 blockers inhibit

A

-renin release

48
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ACE inhibitors (-pril) classes

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  1. sulfhydryl-containing
    -dicarboxyl-containing
    -phosphorus containing
49
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Dicarboxyl-containing ACEi

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-lisinopril
-enalapril (prodrug)
-quinapril (prodrug)

ring chain

50
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Sulfhydryl ACEi

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-captopril
-not prodrug
-short acting

51
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phsophorus containing ACEi

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-fosinopril (monopril)
-prodrug

52
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ACE inhibitor action

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-inhibit ACE
-reduce vasoconstriction
-reduce myocardial mitogenic activity = dec hypertrophy
-reduce Na and water retention
-reduce TPR

53
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ACEi use

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-first line monotherapy for HTN, HF
-works better in whites
-good for pt w HF and CKD
-better for pt w diabetes than thiazides
-better for pt w ischemic HD than vasodilators

54
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ACEi probs

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-cough
-angioedema (lips and tongue, worse in black pt)
-hyperkalemia (dec production of aldosterone_
-NOT in preg
-dont use if GFR<30%
-NSAIDs may reduce effectiveness (dec bradykinin)

55
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bradykinin

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-produces vasodilation
-mediated by prostaglandins

56
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ARBs SAR

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-acidic group
-simidazole
-carboxylic acid group

57
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ARB drugs

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-Sartans
-block angiotensin II w higher affinity for AT1 than AT2

58
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ARB action

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-competitive inhibition of AT1
-reduce vasoconstriction
-dec TPR
-dec afterload
-dec preload
-dec SNS
-dec remodling

59
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ARB use

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-usually pt that cant tolerate ACE
-better in diabetes than TZDs
-better in ischemic HD
-better in pt w CKD

60
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ARB side effects

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-HYPOtension
-hyperkalemia
-angioedema
-fetal pathologies
-reduced GFR
-no cough tho (dont breakdown bradykinin)
-less effecgtive in black pt

61
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Aldosterone ANTAgonist (MRA)

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-spirinolactone and eplerenone
-block reabsorption of sodium and dec bBP

62
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MRA use

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-heart failure
-reduce mortality
0not monotherapy for HTN but used to reduce hypokalemia

63
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Thiazides

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-block NaCl transporter on DCT
-diuretic effect dec BP
-long term effect on contractility
-first line HTN
-better for black pt
-not drug of choice for diabetes, hyperlipidemia, gout

64
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thiazide probs

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-hypokalemia
-alkalosis
-hyperuricemia
-hypercalcemia
-hyperglycemia
-hyperlipidemia

65
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other diuretics

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-loop not recommended first line, potent but short acting
-K+ spaing not recommended first line bc week and hyperkalemia risk

66
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HTN in pregnancy

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-methyldopa
-labetalol, metoprolol
-avoid ACE/ARBs/renin inhibitors, and MRAs

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