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How does heart contract?

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Depolarization. Changes resting membrane potential via Na, Ca, Cl, K. 
K intracellular (-), 
Na Extracelluar (+). 
3 Na out 2 K in= change in potential
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What does M gate means?

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m=Activation gate at channels (intramembrane protein or phosophlipid). h= inactivation.
RESTING m= closed, h = open or closed

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What is speed of Na and Ca channels state?

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Na- fast, Ca-slow L channel more +

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During ventricular contraction what is gate status?

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Phase 0-Na/Ca m and h gate= OPEN QRS on EKG

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What ion do SA and AV node depend for depolarization?

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Calcium channels

Atria and ventricular rely on NA channels

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What are phases seen in purkinje fibers?

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Phase 1- Cl exit.
Phase 2- plateau, Ca in K out= contraction
Phase 3- rapid repolarizations K out T wave
Phase 4- resting Na out K in, flat in ventricle

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How do pacemaker cells contract?

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Depolarize via special hyperpolization ion channels. HYPERKALEMIA= SLOW PACEMAKER. HYPOKALEMIA=FAST PACEMAKER

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How do formation disturbance affect arrhythmia mechanisms?

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Affects slope of Phase 4 by 1. DEC slope d/t vagal stimulation, B-blockade bradycardia 2. INC slove d/t HYPOkalemia, B-stimulation fiber stretch, acidosis, INC HR

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How do conductance disturbance affect arrhythmia mechanisms?

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HYPERKALEMIA- extracellular potassium DEC APD (AP duration), slow impulse, DEC pacemaker rate, flattens Phase 4. HYPOKalemia- INC APD, INC pacemaker rate, INC Slope of phase 4

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What is seen in fibers related to disturbing impulse conduction?

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Normally conduction meet and extinguish each other.

IF a block d/t damage, pulses re-enter into tissue where impulse bifurcates

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What exaggerate arrhythmia?

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Ischemia, Hypoxia, Acidosis-formation issue, Excessive catehcholimines- Ca issue, Electoryles, Drug toxics, scarred stretced cardiac tissue- dec impulse geneation (SIMIlar to MSK injury)

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How do anti-arrhythmic drugs DEC ectopic (outside) pacemaker activity?

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  1. DEC conduction, excitably, INC APD
  2. Block Na or CA channels
  3. Prefer Phase 0 upstroke and Phase 2 plateau. NO binding during resting phase
  4. Reduce Phase 4 slope
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Why does the EBM state antiarrhymics are poison with therapeutic effects?

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At higher does, ischemia, hyperkalemia, and INC HR- the drugs can affect normal tissue-

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What Drug class are Na channel blocker lengthen APD?

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CLASS 1A- Discopyramidine, Quinidine, Procainamide (Double Quarter Pounder)

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What Drug class are Na channel blocker that Shorten APD?

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CLASS 1B- Lidocaine and Mexiletene (w/ lettuce and mayo)

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What Drug class are Na channel blockers that slow bind to NA channel no effect APD?

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CLASS 1C- Flecaine and Propafenone (Fries please)

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What Drug class is Sympatholytic- reduce SNS/adrenerig/Epi/NE activity?

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CLASS II- Propanol, Beta Block

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Which Class prolongs refractory period, Prolongs APD, most blocking of outward K+ channels, thus HYPOkalemia, (less K outward, INC slope of Phase 4, less repolarization) INC APD, INC pacemaker Rate. BUT arrythmia may occur.)

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CLASS III-Ibutilide, Solatol, Amiodarone, Dronedarone

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Mr. Heme was DX w/ Afib has NO CVD, but has COPD and HTN. What class drugs are ideal for him?

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BB and CCB (Class 4)

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Mrs. Hart has A. Fib with LV dyfs and HF. Which drug is ideal for her?

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BB and Digoxin, Amiodarone

** AVOID CB

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If a pt has A.fib what 2nd line drug is ideal, but with Caution d/t SE?

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Amiodarone.

**AVOID w/ COPD

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What are MC used anitarrythmics?

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BB, CCB and amiodarone. LEAST- LIDOcaine

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This drug is Class 1A, with a-blockade vagolytic and blocks K channels, used for Malaria IV. Rare for Afib. flutter, WPW, VT?

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Quinidine: USE; RATE ADE- 1. Ears, 2. vision,3. HYPOtension. 4. INC HR in a.fib d/t AV node. treat-digoxin CCB, BB

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This drug is Class 1A, with a-blockade vagolytic and **ganglionic blockade, with a **metabolite the prolongs APD?

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PROCAINAMIDE- USE- RATE VT, post MI (2nd line). INJ ONLY. ADE: Lupus, Agranulocytosis, MDD, Psychosis
(PRO crazy)

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This drug is Class 1A, with a-blockade vagolytic, with renal adjustment?

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DISOPYRAMIDE- USE: afib, wpw, psvt, VT life ADE- anticholinergic, AVOID BPH, NEG iontropic (contraction) **worsen HF

26
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This class 1B drug is used in VENTRICULAR ARRY ONLY?

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LIDOCAINE- USE: ischemia post MI, not for prevention only during arrhythmias.
ADE- poor oral abs. IV ONLY, LIVER toxic, CNS depression, seizure, paresthesia, proarrhtymic HIGH dose

27
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What topical anesthesia is for post herpetic neuralgia, endotracheal, urethral?

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LIDOCAINE patch, Oral prep, or catheter patches

28
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This class 1B drug is used in VENTRICULAR ARRY ONLY and Neuropathic pain?

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MEXILETINE: PO,
ADE: drowsy, agitation, twitch, seizures. LONG HALF life

29
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This Class 1C drug that has min B AV blk affect is NOT USED in structural CVD d/t negative inotrophic cardia affect?

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FLECAINIDE; AF, *chemical converter.
ADE; 7hr t1/2, *AVOID in CAD and VT and MI. Dizzy, vision tremor. Metallic taste.
DI- Ritonovir: CYP inbib, INC Flec

30
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This Class 1C drug that has min B AV blockade, proarrhytmic, bronchospasm, neg. inotropic effect?

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PROPAFENONE: ADE AVOID MI.
1. Dizzy, vision
DI- FQs proarrthymia

31
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This solo class II drug is BB only NO INC in APD, DEC slope of phase 4-thus bradycardia btwn next AP?

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PROPANOLOL- USE; Post MI DEC mortally, thyrotoxicosis, pheochromcytoma,
RATE AFib, sinus tachy, VT-acute,

32
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This is the MC class 3 drug w/ less proarrhythmic risk, RATE and RHYthm of atrial and ventricle?

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AMIODARONE. ADE: 
1. Pulmonary fibrosis 
2. Photosensitivity skin** 
3. Halos of light d/t corneal ASX 
4. Thyroid dfx 
5- Neurologic 
6. Liver toxic 
7. Severe bradycardia 
8 IV- phlebitis
33
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What should be monitored with Amiodarone?

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**LFT and TSH and PT/INR

34
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Amiodarone INC this drug level, high risk bc most CVD are on this drug?

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Digoxin INC

Wafarin- hypoprothrominenia (less clots, inc bleeding) DEC warfarin dose 30-50%

35
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What drugs with Amiodarone will INC Torsades and Prolong QT?

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**Phenothiazines and FQs

36
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What other DIs with Amiodarone?

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  1. Fentanyl anesthesia,
  2. Ritonavir- inhbit CYP of amiodarone INC
  3. Phenytoin- DEC amiodarone
37
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How should amidarone be dosed?

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Loading dose needed to reach SS.

IV- Nexterone- no PVC pipe issue

38
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What Class 3 agent is rhythm control with INC in death?

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Dronedarone

ADE- Long QT DI- Cyp inhib-TCA long QT, Digoxin, Statins

39
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This class 3 drug INC APD used in AF for NSR rhythm control, BB?

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Sotalol ADE: Renal, DI-FQ INC arrhythmia, *NSAIDs DEC HTN effect

40
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This Class 3 drug enhances slow NA depolarization during plateau phase, prolongs depolarization. NO K block. Prolong QT?

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Ibutilide. MOU- electrical cardioversion post op 
ADE- pro-arrhythmic. AVOID other class and NO long QT drugs
41
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This Class 3 drug BLOCK k channels?

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Dofetilide. MOU- conversion to NSR ADE- RENAL , arrhythmic Discontinue

42
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What drug slows SA node, and prolongs AV node during refractory period?

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CCB- Verapamil, Dilitaxem

ADE- ONLY for SVT. may covert VTACh to VFib. MAY cause AV Blocks

43
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What anti-arrhythmic non class is vagal stimulation, INC APD inhibits NA K Atpase pump?

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DIGOXIN- INC K+ conductance, Ca enters.
PNS activity in ATRIA and AV
USE- Ventricular RATE in AFIB

44
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What inhibits Ca and activate K currents?

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Adenosine binds to receptors cause RATE control for PSVT re-entry.
Depresses AV node,
Inhibits SA.
Goal convert to NSR.

45
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What are ADE of Adensoine?

A

Facial flushing, dyspnea, chest pressure.
DI. Theophyline.
Dose- INJ- 5-9sec half life***Max 2-3 doses,

46
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What can cause slowed SA node?

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INC Potassium- lengthens REpolarization, thus SA node not triggered.

47
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What INC early action depolar and delayed depolar?

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HYPOKalemia- NO depolarization, thus SA starts quick

48
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What electrolyte if low will induce Digoxin arrhythmia?

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Magnesium

49
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What other Drugs are used of ACLS?

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  1. Epi- vasoconstrictor, tachycardia- USE VF, VT
  2. Vasopressin- vasoconstrictor
  3. Atropine: bradycardia PNS effect dry mouth etc.
  4. Dopamine- INC renal blood flow, POS inotrope, INC HTN 5. Isoproeneral- Beta 1-2 agonist, INC HR
50
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What can improve survival post MI from VF or VT?

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**BB and Amiodarone

51
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This condition has risk of stroke in this chamber, d/t stasis and DEC CO?

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A. Fib-palpitation, DOE, CP, dizzy.
Paroxysmal- self terminates
Persistent- end >7days, Permanent- NO RHYTHM control

52
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What is important with care of AFib?

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  1. Ventricle rate control
  2. Conversion to NSR
  3. Anticoagulation- Age and Stroke INC risk
53
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What is difference with rhythm control vs Rate control?

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Rhythm- atria and nodes,
Rate- Ventricles.
EBM- AVOID Rhythm focus on RATE for A. Fib

54
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What are rate control goals?

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  1. HR <80 for SX AF
  2. Rest 60-80, <110
  3. AVOID CCB, Digoxin, Amiodarone in HF. NO Dronderone for ventricular rate control
  4. Use loading and maintenance dose
55
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What are goals for rhythm control?

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  1. NSR
  2. prevent AF
    3 limit drug toxicity
  3. Class 3- hospital via direct cardioversion and BB out patient
56
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What Rhythm control drugs are used in Pt WITHOUT structural CVD?

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  1. Dofetilide, Dronerdarone, *Flecainide, *Propafenone, Sotalol.
  2. Amiodarone
  3. Cather ablation.
57
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What Rhythm control drugs are used in Pt WITH structural CVD?

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CAD- Dofetilide, Dronerdarone, Sotalol.

HF- Amiodarone Dofetilide

58
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What will help a pt stay converted to NSR?

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Most remain NSR 1yr add anti arrythmic INC chance

59
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If Afib is present 48hr, what must be done 1st?

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Warfarin maintain INR x3 wks and 4 wk after conversion.

60
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When are AF drugs ideal?

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recent onset of AF when electrical not available

61
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Who are less likely to via electrical conversion?

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Overweight and CMP, long duration

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