antihypertensive drugs 2 Flashcards

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anti RAAS drugs

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1) renin inhibitor: aliskiren
2) ACE inhibitors: lisinopril

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aliskiren

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1) renin inhibitor
2) binding to renin in plasma
- therefore, reduces angiotensinogen => angiotensin 1
3) side effects: fatigue, weakness, cough
4) FDA warned against using it for kidney impairment

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Ace inhibitor

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1) reduce production of angiotensin II and aldosterone
2) side effects similar to renin inhibitor

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angiotensin receptor blockers

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1) sartans
2) targets AT type 1 (AT1)
3) inhibits vasoconstriction, aldosterone release and cell proliferation
4) side effects similar to before

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inhibitors of aldosterone

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1) spironolactone
2) interferes with aldosterone and sodium absorption

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calcium channel blockers

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1) inhibits inward movement of calcium
2) L-type calcium channels on cardiac muscle and vascular smooth muscle
3) reduce cardiac muscle contraction and decrease HR
4) in arteries
- calcium binds to calmodulin and activates myosin to undergo contraction of vessel
- decrease vascular smooth muscle contraction, reduce total peripheral resistance
- increase coronary blood flow

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classes of caclium channel blockers

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1) dihydropyridines
- selective for smooth muscle, peripheral and coronary vasodilation, nifedipine (short), amplodipine (long acting)
2) benzodiazepines, phenylalkylamines that active vascular smooth muscle and cardiac muscle
- gingival swelling and enlargement
- flushing, dizzy, fainting, reflex tachycardia

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vasodilators

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1) directly acting vasodilator rapidly reduces BP
2) nitroprusside, releases NO, effect seen in minutes
3) indications for use
- malignant hypertension
- pheochromocytoma
- left ventricular failure
- aortic dissection
- coronary insufficiency

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dentists and hypertension

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1) take medication at regular time to minimize the possibility of intraoperative hypertension
2) minimize stress of pain
3) orthostatic (postural) hypotension
4) minimize use of epinephrine
5) gingival retraction cord with epinephrine is contraindicated
6) careful evaluation on patient taking anticoagulant with procedure involving bleeding

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know

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1) the classes and subclasses the drugs belong

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