Cardiovascular Drugs 1 Flashcards
Where does water and ion exchange occur?
What does the glomerulus exchange?
Extremely high water solubility
No primary transporters & drug targets
What does the proximal tubule exchange?
Water solubility: high
Primary transporters & drug targets: Na+/H+ (NHE3), carbonic anhydrase, acid and base transporters
What does the thin descending loop of henle exchange?
Water permeability: high
Primary transporters & drug targets: aquaporins
What are function of the thick ascending loop of henle?
Water permeability: very low
Primary transporters & drug targets: Na+/K+/2Cl- (NKCC2)
What is the function of the distal convuluted tubule?
Very low water solubility
Primary transporter/drug target: Na+/Cl(NCC)
What is the function of the cortical collecting duct?
Variable water solubility
Primary transporters & drug targets: ENaC, K+ channels, H+ transporter, aqua porins
When do we need a diuretic?
What are edematous states?
What are non-edematous states?
What are the diuretics? What are there main uses?
What are the main loop diuretics?
What are the main thiazide diuretics?
What are the potassium-sparing diuretics?
What are the main carbonic anhydrase inhibitors?
What are the main osmotic agents?
What is the main ADH antagonist?
What are the main sites of action of diuretics?
Describe loop diuretics
What is the mechanism of action of loop diuretics?