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Anti-arrhythmic Flashcards

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2nd line tx ATRIAL and VENTRICULAR

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Class IA

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2
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Lupus-like Syndrome

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Procainamide

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3
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SE tremor

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Class IB

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4
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IV only IB

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Lidocaine

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5
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Rapid recovery

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Class IB

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6
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Slow recovery

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Class IC

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7
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2nd line VENTRICULAR

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Class IB

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8
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SE nystagmus, confusion, seizures

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Lidocaine

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9
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Lidocaine analog

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Mexiletine

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10
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2nd line ATRIAL (if LV is good)

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Class IC

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11
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POST-MI

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Class II

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12
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rate control: A-fib, A-flutter

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Class II

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13
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Atrial and Ventricular

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Class III

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14
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rate control: atrial arrhythmias

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Class IV

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15
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rate control: atrial arrhythmias, inotropic

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Digoxin

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16
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ACUTE Atrial

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Adenosine

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17
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Route of Adenosine

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IV

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18
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SE: corneal deposits, photosensitivity, liver toxicity, pulmonary fibrosis SE

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Amiodarone

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19
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SE: Cinchonism (headache, tinnitus)

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Quinidine

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20
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depressed LV function

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Class IC

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21
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Hypotension and Fluid retention on outset

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Carvedilol

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22
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B-blocker, drug induced lupus

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acebutolol

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23
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Torsades

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Class IA and Class III

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24
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B-blocker less CNS effects

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Atenolol

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25
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Hypotension w/ reflex tachycardia

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Class IV

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26
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SE: A-fib

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Adenosine

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27
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SE: Heart block

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Digoxin and Class IV

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28
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SE: AV block

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Flecainide (Class IC)

29
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Verapamil SE

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constipation

30
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K+ channel blocker and B-blocker

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Sotalol

31
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exacerbates hypoglycemia in DM

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B-blockers

32
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HT emergencies

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Carvedilol

33
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Chronic atrial tachycardias

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Propafenone

34
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Propafenone SE

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Torsades, B-blocker properties: bronchospasm, myocardial suppression, careful in DM

35
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Exercise Induced Angina

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Metoprolol

36
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Vasospastic Angina

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Nifedipine

37
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Tx: 2nd line chronic SVT

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Quinidine

38
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Atrial arrhythmia, NO STRUCTURAL heart disease

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Flecainide

39
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Tx: Chronic atrial tachyarrhythmias

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Propafenone

40
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Rebound syndromes with abrupt discontinuation

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B-Blockers

41
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Tx: 1st line acute and chronic atrial and ventricular arrhythmias!

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Amioidarone!

42
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SE: blue-gray skin discoloration

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Amioidarone!

43
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Tx: Chronic management of atrial arrhythmias

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Sotalol

44
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-ilide

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Class III K channel blockers only

45
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ibutilide

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ACUTE atrial arrhythmias

46
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dofetilide

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CHRONIC atrial arrhythmias

47
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SVT tx

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Class IV (CCBs)

48
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Diltiazem better than Verapemil in that it doesn’t have…

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reflex tachycardia

49
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ACh sensitive K+ channels

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Adenosine

50
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Digoxin SE: bradycardia, SA node arrest, heart block

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Atropine!, K+ and pacemaker

51
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Digoxin SE: PVC of ventricular arrhythmia

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Digiband

52
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Tx: Chronic, stable angina

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Ranolazine

53
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Ranolazine may also help tx

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A-fib

54
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Isosorbide Dinitrate overdose can result in

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methemoglobinemia!

55
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Nitrates ROA

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Sublingual

56
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If Channel Inhibitor, Sinus Node

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Ivabradine

57
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Sacubitril/Valsartan combo

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Neprilysin Inhibitor

58
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CHF w/ reduced ejection fraction

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Sacubitril/Valsartan combo

59
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Phosphodiesterase Inhibitor

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Inamrinone/Amrinone

60
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SHORT-term management ADVANCED HF

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Inamrinone

61
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stimulates b-1 and b-2 ADRENERGIC receptors

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Dobutamine

62
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AV nodal REENTRANT arrhytmias

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Digoxin

63
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Digoxin Toxicity Risk

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any pH imbalances! (increased sympathetic tone, respiratory disease, thyroid, etc)

64
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B1 agonists

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Dopamine, Dobutamine

65
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Short-term management for SERIOUS HF

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B1 agonists

66
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enhances vagal tone

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Digoxin

67
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Glycosides

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Digoxin

68
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B1 agonist w/ tolerance after few days

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Dobutamine

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