Antiarrhythmic Flashcards

1
Q

Class I

A

Na Channel block (phase 0)

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2
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Class II

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BB (sympathetic input/SA node)

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3
Q

Class III

A

prolong APD (inc ERP/block potassium)

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4
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Class IV

A

CCB

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5
Q

Class Ia

A

Moderate dissoc rate

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6
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Class Ib

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Rapid dissoc

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7
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Class Ic

A

Slow dissoc

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8
Q

Class I is classified on

A

rate of dissociation from closed channels

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9
Q

state-dependent block means

A

binding to open or inactivated channels

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10
Q

association occurs in

A

systole

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11
Q

dissociation occurs in

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diastole

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12
Q

Block related to depolarization

A

HR
ischemia
APD

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13
Q

what maintains block in normal

A

slowly dissociating (not rapid)

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14
Q

what maintains block in high HR, ischemia, prolonged APD

A

slow and rapid dissociation

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15
Q

Procainamide

A

Class Ia

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16
Q

Avoid in prolonged QT syndrome

A

Class Ia

torsades de pointes

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17
Q

Anticholinergic effect

A

Class Ia

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18
Q

Effect on AV node conduction with Class Ia

A

unpredictable

direct - decreases, antichol - increases

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19
Q

active metabolite of Procainamide

A

NAPA

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20
Q

ADR Procainamide

A

+ANA
Lupus like syndrome
Agranulocytosis/leukopenia
Proarrhythmic effect

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21
Q

CI for Procainamide

A

Prolonged QT
hypokalemia
SLE

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22
Q

Class Ib

A

Lidocaine

Mexiletine

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23
Q

Indications for Lidocaine

A

Life threatening V arrhythmias

Digoxin-induced arrhythmias

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24
Q

ADR - lidocaine

A

CNS (disorientation – seizures)
Hypotension
decrease cardiac contractility

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CI - Lidocaine
hypersensitivy - amides severe hepatic dysfunction history of lidocaine-induced seizures
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Class Ib IV vs Oral
IV- lidocaine | Oral - Mexiletine
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Mexiletine ADR
thrombocytopenia tremors CNS GI
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Main concern with lidocaine
seizure
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Class Ic
Flecainide | Propafenone
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Markedly slow conduction
Class Ic
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Tx of life threatening v. arrhythmias/Supraventricular arrhythmias in ABSENCE of organic heart disease
Flecainide
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Effect of FLecainide on mortality post MI
HUGE, don't use if they have pre-existing heart disease
33
Indicated for A flutter, fib and Post MI
BB - Class II
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Increased insulin induced hypoglycemia
beta blockers
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Non specific beta blocker
Propranolol
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Cardioselective beta blocker
Metoprolol | Esmolol
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Control sinus tachy , short half life
Esmolol
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Homogenous prolongation of APD
Proarrhythmic | Class III
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Tx of refractory life threatening V arrhythmias
Class III
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Class III
Amiodarone Dronedarone Ibutilide, Dofetilide Sotolol
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DOC for acute suppression of V arrhythmias
Amiodarone
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Kinetics of Amiodarone
highly lipophilic | Very long half life - months
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ADR - Amiodarone
``` Pulm fibrosis Hyper-/Hypothyroidism Hepatotox AV block, bradycardia Proarrhythmic ``` Corneal microdeposits Photosensitive Blue/gray nose and cheeks drug-durg intrxn
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Why monitor ptns on amiodarone ?
Pulm fibrosis
45
Class III and non selective BB
Sotolol
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Prevent recurrence of sx A flutter, A fib
Sotolol
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Class IV
Verapamil
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supraventricular arrhythmias and PSVT with AV nodal reentry as indication
Class IV
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Tx of acute termination of PSVT BUT Avoid in Asthma and COPD
Adenosine causes bronchoconstriction
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Terminate PSVT - valsalva, carotid sinus massage
Vagomimetics
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Tx of bradyarrhthmias (prior to pacemaker transplant)
atropine Isoproterenol Inc AV/SA
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Phase 0 on EKG
QRS
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Phase 2 and 3 - repolarization on EKG
ST segment and T wave
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Increased QT interval
Procainamide and Amiodarone
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increased QRS interval (slowing conduction/slowing depolarization)
Flecainide | also Procainamide and amiodarone
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No effect on EKG intervals
Lidocaine
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Increased PR interval
Flecainide Propranolol Amiodarone Verapamil
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class Ic drug with weak beta-blocking activity
propafenone
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refractory, life threatening V tach
Amiodarone
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backup drug for amiodarone
Sotolol
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Verapamil has DI with
Digoxin, | concurrent use of BB
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How is Adenosine administered
IV
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Increased PR int, QRS int, and QT interval
Amiadarone