Chapter 13 - Hyperlipidemia Flashcards

1
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5 major lipoproteins

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1) Chylomicron 2) VLDL 3) IDL 4) LDL 5) HDL

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2
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Chylomicron distinguinshing particle

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one Apo B48

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3
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VLDL particle distinguishing feature

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Apo C and E and Apo B-100

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4
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Adult treatment panel 3 guidelines on levels of LDL, HDL, TG

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TABLE 13.2

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5
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MARS study on IDL

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associated with carotid artery intima-media thickness

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6
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Another name for IDL

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Remnant lipoprotein

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7
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LDL receptor

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Discovered by Nabel and Braunwald (nobel prize 1985) liver has 70% of this higher expression means better = lower circulating LDL level reduces with syndrome X

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8
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HDL protein and physiology

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Liver secrets Apo A-I = no lipid Forms cholesterol ester by lecithin-cholesterol acyltransferase HDL spherical –> return to liver

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9
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Reverse cholesterol transport

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HDL exchange cholesterol for TG from VLDL through cholesterol ester transfer protein (CETP)

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10
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Atherosclerosis steps

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Mononuclear cells in blood –> cholesterol enriched Intracellular droplets of cholesterol accumulate –> foam cells Foam cells adhere and damage endothelium –> migrate to intima layer Foam cells accumulate under endothelium = fatty streak APOPTOSIS lipid spills out = lipid core of atherosclerotic plaque Wall expand = positive remodeling plaque thicken and encroach lumen = negative remodeling cap break = platelet rich clot = thrombosis

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11
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Most predictive lipoprotein fraction for determining atherosclerotic risk

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LDL-C

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12
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Non-HDL-C =

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LDL-C + IDL-C + VLDL-C + lipoprotein A

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13
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Risk factors for CHD otherthan elevated LDL-C

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1) smk 2) HTN > 140/90 3) low HDL < 40 4) FHx 5) age > 45 male; > 55 female

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14
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Family history that counts towards CHD risk factor

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1) CHD in male 1st degree relative < 55 years 2) CHD in female first degree relative < 65 years

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15
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ATP pannel 1, 2 and 3 recommenadtions

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ATP-1 = education and lifestyle intervention ATP-2 = patient with known CHD should have more aggressive LDL-C target ATP-3 = aggressive approach to risk assessment and therapy

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16
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CHD risk equivalents

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1) other clinical forms: PAD, AAA, symp Carotid 2) diabetes 3) multiple risk factors with 10 year risk CHD > 20%

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17
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Comparison of LDL and non-HDL target by risk ATP-3

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TABLE 13.3

18
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ACC/AHA guidelines on targets for LDL-C and non-HDL-C at different risks

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TABLE 13.4

19
Q

ATP 3 treatment target and when to start TLC and DRUGS

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TABLE 13.5

20
Q

PREDIMED study in Spain

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7447 patients with CVD risk Mediterranean diet supplemented with olive oil or nuts –> decrease major CV events

21
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Essential components of therapeutic lifestyle changes

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LDL-RAISING NUTRIENTS 1) sat fat < 7% total calories 2) dietary cholesterol < 200 mg/day LDL lowering 1) plant stanols/sterols 2g/day 2) soluble fiber 10-25g/day 3) total calories to prevent weight gain 4) physical activity to expend 200 kcal/day

22
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Statin effect on LDLC HDLC

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Lower LDL-C by 18-60% HDLC 5-20% TG 7-30% additional double statin dose = 6% reduction LDLC

23
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Side effect of statin

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1) transient elevation of transaminase level 2) rhabdo 4/10000

24
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Contraindication to statin use

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ABSOLUTE 1) active/chronic liver disease RELATIVE 1) cyclosporine, macrolide, antifungal, cytochrome P450 inhibitor (fibrates, nicotinic acid)

25
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Starting dose and max dose for different statins

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Lovastatin 20 mg - 80 mg Pravastatin 20-80 Simvastatin 20-40 fluvastatin 20-80 atorvastatin 10-80 rosuvastatin 5-40 pitavastatin 2-4

26
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Scandinavian simvastatin survival study

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lipid lowere therapy reduce mortality

27
Q

HPS study

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simvastatin 40 mg/day reduce major vascular event

28
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Prospective study of pravastatin in the elderly at risk

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PROSPER study reduce LDLC and CHD mortality and major CV events

29
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Treating to new targets study

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TNT aggressive LDL lowering improves survival

30
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Justification for the use of statins in prevention an intervention trial evaluating rosuvastatin

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JUPITER rosuvastatin lower CRP and improve CV events and death

31
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Niacin effect on HDL, LDL

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HDL increase 15-35% LDL down 5-25%

32
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Side effect of niacin

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hepatotoxicity

33
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COMPELL study

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niacin + statin has better synergistic effects

34
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Fibrates effect on HDL, LDL

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TG 25-50% HDL 5-15% LDL 10-20%

35
Q

Bile acid sequestrant types

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Colestipol cholestyramine colesevelam

36
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Fibrates types

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Gemfibrozil Fenofibrate peroxisome proliferator alpha agonist

37
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Ezetimibe effect

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LDL 15-20%

38
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Omega 3 fatty acid types

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Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)

39
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Other agents to lower cholesterol

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Cholesterol ester transfer protein inhibitor (CETP) proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 inhibitor (PCSK9)

40
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Care in using gemfibrozil

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cannot be used with statin increase toxicity of statins