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Cardio Drugs Flashcards

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Unfractionated Heparin

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MOA:
Complex with AT and inhibits factors Xa and IIa.
-Monitored by APTT (2-2.5x PTT is baseline therapeutic)
**Protamine antagonist (hep 2500, prt 25)
Route- IV or Sub Q

Indication-

  • Surgical Anti-coagulation,
  • Does not cross placenta barrier (pregnancy okay)

Adverse-

  • HIT (Hep- PF4 complex, Ab form)
  • Bleeding, osteoporosis, alopecia
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Low Molecular Weight Heparins
(Branded and Generic)

Dalteparin
Nadroparin
Tinzaparin
Enoxaparin

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MOA-
Complex with AT and inhibits factors Xa and IIa-Monitored by anti-Xa
-Kidney Excretion

Route: Subcutaneous-(better bioavailability than heparin)

Indication:
Prophylaxis and Treatment of DVT and ACS, Does not cross placenta barrier

Adverse- Bleeding

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Fondaparinux

Pentasaccharide

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MOA- Complex with AT and inhibits factor Xa

Route- Sub Q

Indication: Management of DVT

Adverse- Bleeding

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Argatroban

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MOA-
Directly Inhibits IIa, liver excretion, short T1/2

Route- Sub Q

Indication- Anticoagulant management of HIT patients

Adverse- Bleeding

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Argatroban

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MOA- Directly Inhibits IIa, liver excretion, short T1/2

Route- IV

Indication- Anticoagulant management of HIT patients

Adverse- Bleeding

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Bivalirudin

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MOA- Directly Inhibits IIa, renal excretion, short T1/2

Route- IV

Indication-Anticoagulant management of HIT patients

Adverse- Bleeding

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Hirudin

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MOA- Directly Inhibits IIa, no cofactor, renal excretion, short T1/2

Route- IV

Indication- Anticoagulant management of HIT patients

Adverse- Bleeding, 40% pt antibodies

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Antithrombin Concentrate

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MOA- Directly Inhibits IIa

Route- IV

Indication-
DIC, Sepsis, thrombophilia, hypercoagulable state

Adverse- none

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Protamine Sulfate

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MOA- Heparin Antagonist

Route- IV

Indication- Antagonist for unfractionated heparin -(only partial for LMW Heparin)

Adverse- bradycardia, hypotension
(needs to be administered slowly)

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Warfarin

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MOA-
Competitive antagonist of vitamin K. Suppresses the synthesis of functional forms of factors II, VII, IX and X by blocking enzyme epoxide reductase in liver

Monitoring- Prothrombin time (INR)

Indications- Prolonged treatment of DVT and Atrial Fibrillation

Adverse-
Bleeding, coumadin induced necrosis
Has interaction with several medications which can either potentiate the effects or inhibit the effects. Crosses placental barrier causing birth defects

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Vitamin K

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MOA- Cofactor in the synthesis of functional forms of factors II, VII, IX and X

Monitoring- not required

Indication-
Hypoprothrombinemia, intestinal disorders and gastrectomy, reverses the effects of warfarin

Adverse- Hemolysis

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Oral Anti-Xa

Rivaroxaban (R)
Apixaban (A)
Edoxaban (E)
Betrixaban (B)
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MOA- inhibits factor Xa

Monitored- not required

Indication-

  • Stroke prevention in pt with AF-R,A,E,B
  • R & A,B also approved for prophylaxis and treatment of DVT.
  • R approved for ACS

Adverse- Bleeding, liver toxicity (R, A, E)

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Oral Antithrombin

Dabigatran

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MOA- inhibits thrombin

Monitoring- not required

Indication-Stroke prevention in pt with AF

Adverse-
Bleeding, liver toxicity,
Cleared by kidney could problems in patients with abnormal kidney function.

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Aspirin

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MOA- COX inhibitor
ORAL

Indication- ACS, stroke, arterial thrombosis

Adverse-
Bleeding, GI irritation

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Clopidogrel

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ADP Receptor Inhibitor
ORAL

Indication- ACS, stroke, in stent thrombosis

Adverse-
Bleeding, TTP (thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura)

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Prasugrel, Ticagrelor

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ADP receptor inhibitor
ORAL

Indication-
ACS, stroke, in stent thrombosis

Adverse- bleeding

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NSAIDs

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COX Inhibitor
ORAL

Indications- various

Adverse- bleeding

18
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Dipyridamole

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MOA-Phosphodiesterase inhibitor
ORAL

Indication-Arterial thrombosis, stroke
Adverse- Bleeding

19
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Cilostazol

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MOA- Phosphodiesterase inhibitor
ORAL

Indication- intermittent claudicaiton
Adverse- hypotension

20
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Abciximab

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MOA-GP IIb/IIIa inhibitor (IV)

Indication- ACS/ PCI
Adverse- Bleeding

21
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Eptifibatide

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MOA-GP IIb/IIIa inhibitor (IV)

Indication- ACS/ PCI
Adverse- Bleeding

22
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Tirofiban

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MOA-GP IIb/IIIa inhibitor (IV)

Indication- ACS/ PCI
Adverse- Bleeding

23
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Monteleukast

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MOA-Leukotriene receptor inhibitor
ORAL

Indication-allergic reaction

Adverse- hypotension, behavioral changes

24
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Zafirleukast

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MOA-Leukotriene receptor inhibitor
ORAL

Indicaiton- asthma

Adverse- Hypotension

25
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Zieuton

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MOA- Lipoxygenase inhibitor
ORAL

Indication- asthma

adverse- hypotension

26
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Streptokinase

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fibrinolytic (IV)- activates Plasmin, degrades Fibrin and Fibrinogen

Indication- thrombolysis, stroke, MI, PE

Adverse- bleeding

27
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Urokinase

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fibrinolytic (IV)- activates Plasmin, degrades Fibrin and Fibrinogen

Indication- thrombolysis, stroke, MI, PE

Adverse- bleeding

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Tissue plasminogen activator

(t-PA)

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fibrinolytic (IV)- single chain
activates Plasmin, degrades Fibrin and Fibrinogen

Indication- thrombolysis, stroke, MI

Adverse- bleeding

29
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Epsilon amino caproic acid (AMICAR)

EACA

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Anti-fibrinolytic
- neutralizes thrombolytics, Inhibits Plasmin

Reversal of Bleeding

Adverse- Hypotension

30
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Aprotonin (trasylol)

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Anti-fibrinolytic

Reversal of Bleeding

Adverse- Graft thrombosis

31
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Ancrod

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fibrinolytic

Indication- stroke

Adverse- allergic reaction

32
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Tranexamic acid (AMCHA)

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Anti-fibrinolytic

Reversal of Bleeding

Adverse- Retinopathy

33
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Captopril

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MOA- ACEi (oral)

use- HTN

Adverse: Severe stomach pain, chest pain, allergic reaction

34
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Enalapril

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ACEi (oral)

use, HTN

Adverse: Hypotension, severe stomach pain

35
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Losartan

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Angiotensin receptor inhibitor (oral)

USE- HTN

Adverse- Diarrhea, insomnia, nasal congestion

36
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Valsartan

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Angiotensin receptor inhibitor (oral)

Use- HTN

Adverse- stomach pain, nausea

37
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Icatibant

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Bradykinin receptor inhibitor (oral)

Use- inflammatory responses

Adverse- stomach pain, nausea

38
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Aprotonin

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Kallikrein inhibitor (IV)

use- Inflammation

adverse-Heart attack, stroke, Renal failure

39
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Desmopressin (DDAVP)

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Vasopressin analog (IV)

use- bleeding

Adverse- headache, stomach pain, nausea

40
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Bosentan

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Endothelin receptor inhibitor (oral)

use- Pulmonary hypertension

adverse- Liver problems, stomach pain, nausea

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