Cardio Pharmacology - Antiarrhythmic Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

Class I

A

reduce Na channel current

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2
Q

class II

A

B adrenoreceptor antagonist (decrease rate of depolarisation in SA/AV node)

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3
Q

class III

A

K channel blockers (prolong refractory period)

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4
Q

class IV

A

CCB (slow conduction in SA/AV node)

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5
Q

class I/III used for?

A

rhythm

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6
Q

class II/IV used for?

A

rate

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7
Q

class IA?

A

associate and dissociate from Na channels at a moderate rate

slow rise of AP, prolonged refractory period

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8
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class IB?

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associate and dissociate at a rapid rate

prevents premature beats

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9
Q

class IC?

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associate and dissociate at a slow rate

depress conduction

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10
Q

when is flecainide used and what class is it?

A
class IC
used in stable and chronic AF
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11
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when is amiodarone used and what class is it?

A
class III
used in atrial flutter, chronic AF (structural disease), AF
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