Cardiovascular drugs Flashcards

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pyridostigmine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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reversible AchE inhibitor

Tx of neurogenic orthostatic hypotension and myasthenia gravis

Respiratory depression; bradycardia; lacrimation; diarrhea

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Atropine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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non-selective muscarinic antagonist

reversal of vagal bradycardia; antidote for cholinesterase inhibitor toxicity

tachycardia

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Clonidine

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alpha 2 agonist in CNS

hypertension

postural hypotension; bradycardia; sedation; dry mouth

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dobutamine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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beta 1 agonist

increase cardiac output in acute heart failure; stress testing

tachycardia

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dopamine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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dopamine, alpha, and beta agonist

shock; sometimes used in heart failure

tachycardia; vasoconstriction; local necrosis

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epinephrine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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adrenergic agonist

emergency treatment of cardiac anaphylaxis

arrhythmia; local necrosis

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isoprotenerol mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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non-selective beta agonist

limited uses in bradycardia

tachycardia; hypotension

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methyldopa mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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converted to alpha-methylnorephrine, which acts as a selective alpha 2 agonist receptors in the CNS

limited uses as antihypertensive in pregnancy

postural hypotension; bradycardia; sedation; dry mouth

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midodrine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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alpha 1 agonist

Chronic orthostatic hypotension

hypertension; bradycardia

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norepinephrine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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adrenergic agonist

restoration of BP in acute hypotensive states

Arrhythmia; extravasation necrosis

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phenylephrine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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non-selective alpha agonist

test of baroflex; short term vasoconstriction; decongestant

hypertension; bradycardia

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carvedilol mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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alpha 1 and beta antagonist

hypertension; heart failure

bradicardia; bronchoconstriction

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doxazosin mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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alpha 1 antagonist

benign prostatic hyperplasia; hypertension (rare)

orthostatic hypotension

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labetalol mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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alpha 1 and beta antagonist

hypertension

bradycardia; bronchoconstriction

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metoprolol mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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beta 1 antagonist

hypertension; heart failure

bradycardia; bronchoconstriction

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phentolamine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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non-selective alpha antagonist

Tx of extravasation of adrenergic agonists

orthostatic hypotension; tachycardia; nasal congestion

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phenoxybenzamine mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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non-selective covalent (long-acting) alpha antagonist

pheochromocytoma

orthostatic hypotension; tachycardia; nasal congestion

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propranolol mechanism, clinical uses, SAE

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non-selective beta antagonist

angina; arrhythmias; tremor; stage fright; migraine; hypertension

bradycardia; bronchoconstriction