cardio 5 Flashcards

1
Q

what causes angina

A

O2 demand is higher than the supply

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2
Q

how does the heart respond to increased O2 demand

A

coronary dilation

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3
Q

how can you decrease preload with a drug

A

venodilator

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4
Q

how can you decrease afterload with a drug

A

arterial vasodilator

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5
Q

what can increase local coronary flow

A

low o2 tension
high co2 tension
lactate
adenosine
prostacyclin

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6
Q

why is diastole a window for coronary flow

A

aortic pressure > ventricular

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7
Q

what is coronary perfusion pressure equal to

A

coronary artery diastolic pressure - LVEDP

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8
Q

what might cause constriction in coronary smooth muscle

A

alpha receptors

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9
Q

why are coronary dilators not good for angina caused by a plaque

A

coronary steal

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10
Q

what are the 3 treatment procedures for angina

A

lower LVEDP (reduce preload)
prolong diastole
reduce work load

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11
Q

what do all anginal drugs do?

A

REDUCE CARDIAC WORKLOAD

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12
Q

what drugs lower LVEDP`

A

glyceryl trinitrate (nitroglycerine)

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13
Q

what is the class of drugs that lower LVEDP

A

venodilators

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14
Q

how does nitroglycerine produce coronary vasodilagtion without coronary steal

A

collateral vessels

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15
Q

how is nictroglycerine administered for acute attacks

A

sublingual

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16
Q

how is nitroglycerine administerd for prophylaxis

A

trasndermal

17
Q

what are side effects of nitroglycerine

A

headache and tolerance

18
Q

what kind of drugs prolong diastolic time

A

beta blockers propranolol

19
Q

what drugs reduce cardiac work?

A

calcium channel inhibitors like verapamil, and diltiazem
or DHPs like nifedipine

20
Q

what is the emergency treatment for heart attack

A

ASA 80mg
nitroglycerine atlepase