Anti-hypertensives (basics) Flashcards
What are the first line drug classes for hypertension?
AABCD:
1) ACE-inhibitors
2) Angiotensin receptor blockers
3) Beta-blockers
4) Calcium channel blockers (dihydropyridines)
5) Diuretics (thiazides and thiazide-like)
What are the second line drug classes for hypertension?
VMA:
1) Vasodilators
2) Mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists
3) Alpha-blockers
What is the mode of administration for all the hypertensive drugs?
Per Oral
Name 4 ACE-inhibitors
“-pril”s
1) Lisinopril - case drug
2) Captopril
3) Enalapril
4) Perindopril
Name 5 angiotensin receptor blockers
“-sartan”s
1) Losartan - case drug
2) Candesartan
3) Valsartan
4) Irbesartan
5) Telmisartan
Name 5 beta-blockers
“-lol”s
1) Bisoprolol - case drug
2) Atenolol
3) Carvedilol
4) Nebivolol
5) Propanolol
Name 2 calcium channel blockers
“-dipine”s
1) Nifedipine - case drug
2) Amlodipine
Name 3 diuretics
1) Indapamide - case drug
2) Metolazone
3) Hydrochlorothiazide
Name 1 vasodilator
Hydralazine
Name 3 mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists
“-one”s
1) Spironolactone - case drug
2) Eplerenone
3) Finerenone
Name 3 alpha-blockers
“-zosin”s
1) Prazosin
2) Alfuzosin
3) Terazosin
(no case drug)