Beta Antagonists Flashcards

1
Q

What types of drugs are associated with delayed hypoglycemia recovery and blunting the perception of hypoglycemia symptoms?

A

Beta Antagonists

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Beta _ antagonists can cause bronchoconstrictions in asthma/COPD patients. Therefore: what type of beta antagonist would be best tolerated in this population?

A

1) B1 selective
2) B antagonist with ISA

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3
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ISA describes inhibition of activation of beta receptors in high [catecholamine] but only moderate activation of receptors in absence of endogenous agonists. ISA may help prevent __

A

Bradycardia

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4
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What drugs are associated with worsening peripheral vascular disease and exercise intolerance?

A

Beta blockers

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5
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How do beta blockers effect intraocular pressure? This makes it a good ____ treatment

A

Decrease; open-angle glaucoma

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6
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B1 selective antagonists are preferred in what 4 types of patients?

A

-Bronchospasm
-Diabetes
-Raynaud’s
-Peripheral Vascular Disease

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7
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When are beta blockers WITHOUT ISA preferred?

A

Patients with history of MI/angina

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8
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What three beta blockers prolong survival of patients who had a myocardial infarction?

A

Carvedilol, propranolol, timolol

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9
Q

What type of arrythmias is Esmolol used to treat?

A

Acute perioperative arrythmias

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10
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Sotalol has anti-arrythmic effects involving ___ ___ blockage

A

ion channel

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11
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What three drugs reduce mortality in patient’s with chronic heart failure?

A

Carvedilol
Bisoprolol
Metoprolol

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12
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Why are beta blockers good at treating hyperthyroidism?

A

Get rid of symptoms caused by increased beta-adrenergic tone

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13
Q

Which third gen beta blocker is best for heart failure w reduced EF?

A

Carvediolol

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14
Q

Although labetalol/carvedilol are a1/b antagonists, neviolol is a ___ antagonist

A

b1

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15
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Sinus tachy, intraop/post-op tachy can be treated with which second generation beta blocker?

A

Esmolol

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16
Q

Which first gen beta blocker has substantial first pass metabolism and can treat pheochromocytomas?

A

Propranolol

17
Q

Which beta blocker is good for treating glaucoma?

A

Timolol

18
Q

Which beta blocker blocks L type Ca2+ channels at high concentrations and has anti-ox and anti-inflammatory properties

A

Carvedilol

19
Q

___, a beta blocker, stimulates NO mediated vasodilation

A

Nebivolol

20
Q

__ and ___ are vasodilators

A

carteolol, nebivolol

21
Q

___ and ___ and ___ are good for migraine prevention

A

propranolol, metoprolol, timolol

22
Q

___ can treat performance anxiety/essential tremor

A

propranolol

23
Q

How do b-blockers treat supraventricular/ventricular arrythmias?

A

Increases AV node refractory period; slows ventricular response rate to atrial flutter/fibrillation