Cardio - Anti-Angina

Question 1

What is the drug class for Isosorbide Dinitrate?

Answer 1

The drug class for Isosorbide Dinitrate is Vasodilators: Nitrates

Question 2

What is the MOA for Isosorbide Dinitrate?

Answer 2

The MOA for Isosorbide Dinitrate is smooth muscle dilation of attires and veins

Question 3

What are the indications for Isosorbide Dinitrate?

Answer 3

The indications for Isosorbide Dinitrate are frequent stable angina, CHF

Question 4

What is the drug class for Nitroglycerin?

Answer 4

The drug class for Nitroglycerin is Vasodilators: Nitrates.

Question 5

What is the MOA for Nitroglycerin?

Answer 5

The MOA for Nitroglycerin is smooth muscle dilation of arteries and veins.

Question 6

What are the indications for Nitroglycerin?

Answer 6

The indications for Nitroglycerin are angina, congestive heart failure.

Question 7

What is the drug class for Dihydropyridine:
Amlodipine?

Answer 7

The drug class for Dihydropyridine:
Amlodipine is vasodilators: calcium channel blockers

Question 8

What is the MOA for Dihydropyridine:

Amlodipine?

Answer 8

The MOA for Dihydropyridine:

Amlodipine is vasodilation due to blocking calcium channels in vascular smooth muscle and myocardium.

Question 9

What are the indications for Dihydropyridine:

Amlodipine?

Answer 9

The indications for Dihydropyridine:

Amlodipine are angina (chronic stable and vasospastic), HTN

Question 10

What is the drug class for Dihydropyridine:
Nifedipine?

Answer 10

The drug class for Dihydropyridine:
Nifedipine is vasodilators: calcium channel blockers

Question 11

What is the MOA for Dihydropyridine:

Nifedipine?

Answer 11

The MOA for Dihydropyridine:

Nifedipine is vasodilation due to blocking calcium channels in vascular smooth muscle and myocardium

Question 12

What are the indications for Dihydropyridine:

Nifedipine?

Answer 12

The indications for Dihydropyridine:

Nifedipine are angina (chronic stable and vasospastic), HTN

Question 13

What is the drug class for Nondihydropyridine:
Diltiazem?

Answer 13

The drug class for Nondihydropyridine:
Diltiazem is vasodilators: Calcium Channel Blockers

Question 14

What is the MOA for Nondihydropyridine:

Diltiazem?

Answer 14

The MOA for Nondihydropyridine:

Diltiazem is to dilate coronary arteries &; decrease myocardial oxygen demands

Question 15

What are the indications for Nondihydropyridine:

Diltiazem?

Answer 15

The indications for Nondihydropyridine:

Diltiazem are angina, HTN, PSVT, A fib, A flutter

Question 16

What is the drug class for Nondihydropyridine:
Verapamil?

Answer 16

The drug class for Nondihydropyridine:
Verapamil is vasodilators: Calcium Channel Blockers

Question 17

What is the MOA for Nondihydropyridine:

Verapamil?

Answer 17

The MOA for Nondihydropyridine:

Verapamil is to dilate coronary arteries & decrease myocardial oxygen demands

Question 18

What are the indications for Nondihydropyridine:

Verapamil?

Answer 18

The indications for Nondihydropyridine:

Verapamil are angina, HTN, PSVT, A fib, A flutter

Question 19

What is the drug class for Propranolol?

Answer 19

The drug class for Propranolol is Beta Blockers:
Nonselective  (B1 & B2)

Question 20

What are the indications for Propranolol?

Answer 20

The Indications for Propranolol is angina, HTN, tachyarrhythmias, essential tremor, migraine Px, anxiety

Question 21

What is the MOA for Propranolol?

Answer 21

The MOA for Propranolol are adrenergic B1 and B2 receptor inhibitor; reduction in myocardial oxygen demand

Question 22

What is the drug class for Metoprolol Tartrate
and
Metoprolol Succinate?

Answer 22

The drug class for Metoprolol Tartrate
and Metoprolol Succinate is Beta Blockers:
Selective (B1)

Question 23

What is the MOA for Metoprolol Tartrate

and Metoprolol Succinate?

Answer 23

The MOA for Metoprolol Tartrate

and Metoprolol Succinate is Selective B1 adrenergic receptor inhibitor

Question 24

What are the indications for Metoprolol Tartrate

and Metoprolol Succinate?

Answer 24

The indications for Metoprolol Tartrate

and Metoprolol Succinate are angina, HTN, hemodynamically stable MI

Question 25

What is the drug class for Atenolol?

Answer 25

``` The drug class for Atenolol is beta Blockers: Selective (B1): ```

Question 26

What is the MOA for Atenolol?

Answer 26

The MOA for Atenolol is selective B1 adrenergic receptor inhibitor

Question 27

What are the indications for Atenolol?

Answer 27

The indications for Atenolol are angina, HTN, hemodynamically stable post-MI

Question 28

What is the drug class for Carvedilol?

Answer 28

``` The drug class for Carvedilol is Beta Blockers: Nonselective (B1, B2, Alpha 1) ```

Question 29

What is the MOA for Carvedilol?

Answer 29

The MOA for Carvedilol is Mixed alpha, beta receptor inhibition

Question 30

What are the indications for Carvedilol?

Answer 30

The indications for Carvedilol are angina (off-label), HTN, stable HF, stable post-MI

Question 31

What is the drug class for Ranolazine?

Answer 31

The drug class for Ranolazine is anti-anginal Agent: Miscellaneous

Question 32

What is the MOA for Ranolazine?

Answer 32

The MOA for Ranolazine is that it inhibits inward sodium channel in ischemic cardiac myocytes during repolarization thereyb reducing Na+/Ca++ exchange which relaxes cardiac muscle and reduces myocyte oxygen consumption (proposed mechanism)

Question 33

What are the indications for Ranolazine?

Answer 33

The indications for Ranolazine are chronic angina