cardiovascular: ACE & Calcium blocker Flashcards

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ACE inhibitors MOA

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cause reduction in the production of angiotension II by blocking the conversion of angiotension I to angiotension II and increasing levels of bradykinin

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ACE inhibitors

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captopril
enalapril
fosinopril 
enaprilat
lisinopril 
ramipril 
moexipril 
benazepril
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ace inhibiotrs onset, peak, duration, routes

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onset: 15-60 min
peak: 60-90 min
duration: 6-12 hours
routes: PO, IV

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ace therapeutic effects

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  • vasodilation
  • excretion of sodium and water, and retntion of potassium by actions in the kindeys
  • reduction in pathological changes in the blood vessels and heart that results from presence of angtiotension 2 and aldosterone
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ace inhibiotrs are used for

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hypertension
heart failure
mi
neuropathy
highrisk cardiovascular events - ramipril used to prevent mi stroke or death
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ace complications

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  • orthostatic hypotension
  • cough
  • hyperkalemia
  • renal faliure
  • hypersensitivity
  • neutropenia
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ace contraindications

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  • pregnancy cat d
  • hypersensitivety
  • bilateral renal artery stenosis or pt with single kidney
  • be cautious with kidney impairment pt and collagen vascular disease
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ace interactions

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  • diuretics- increase hypotension
  • other hypertensitve
  • meds that increase potassium
  • lithium
  • nsaids
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ace common side effects

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hypotension
diziness
cough
taste disturbance
proteinuria
adra
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calcium channel blocks moa

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  • dihydrophridines- block calcium channels in the blood vessels which leads to vasodilation of vascular smooth muscle (peripheral arterioles)
  • non- dihydropyridine- block calcium channels in the blood vessels in the peripheral vascular smooth muscle and blocks calcium channels in the myocardium ( arterioles) to slow heart rate and conduction through av node (heart and peripheral)
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calcium channel blocks meds

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nifedipine
amlodipine
felodipine
nicardipine
veramil
diltiazem
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calcium channel blockers onset peak duration routes antidote

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onset: Po- 30-60 min, IV 5-15 min
Peak: varies
Duration: varies
Routes: PO,IV
antidote: calcium, glucagon, insulin
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calcium channel blockers theraputic effects

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lowers bp and hr, slows rate of conduction

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calcium channel blockers used for:

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  • angina pectoris
  • hypertension
  • cardiac dysrhythmias
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calcium channel blockers complications

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  • reflex tachycardia
  • acute toxicity
  • orthostatic hypotension
  • peripheral edema
  • constipation (veramil)
  • bradycardia/ heart failure (non- dihydropridines
  • dsryhythemuas (non-dihdrophridines)
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calcium channel blockers contraindications

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  • cardiogenic shock

- cautious with MI, unstable angina, aortic sentosis, hypotension, sick sinus syndrome 3rd degree heart block

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calcium channel blockers interactions

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  • cimetidine, ranitdine, and grape fruit juice- lead to toxicity
  • digoxin (verpamil)- can increase levels of dig in system
  • beta blocks (concurrent use)- can cause heart failure
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calcium channel blockers side effects

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  • headache
  • hypotension
  • bradycardia
  • dizziness, drowsiness
  • anxiety
  • flushing