CPT HTN Flashcards
common ADR furosemide
INCREASED LDL CHOLESTEROL
NICE guidelines for pre hypertension
> 130/90
NICEguidelines for hypertension
> 140/90
CCB with greatest selectivity for vascular smooth muscle
amlodipine
CCB with greatest selectivity for cardiac tissue
verapamil
what should be given with a statin as secondary prevention
ezetimibe
combination of which hyperlipidaemia inc rhabdomyolysis risk?
fenofibrate and statin
> sometimes given together in familial hypercholesterolaemias.
what is the role of endothelin?
causes vasoconstriction
> statins reduce endothelin
which drugs are given post MI
ACEi/ARB
Dual antiplatelet therapy.
beta-blocker.
statin.
what is given for the dual anti platelet therapy post MI
clopidogrel (12 months)
aspirin
amiodarone can act on what channels
its a class 3 antiarrythmic
but can act on Na, K and Ca
and act as non competitive beta blocker
fleccanide effect on AP duration
increases it
as slows tissue conduction during phase 0
> therefore increases PR interval
reduces the atrial rate sufficiently to allow all APs thru> possibly cause ventricular tachycardia
why is beta blocker prescribed with flecanide
to prevent 1:1 conduction through AV node.
> prevent possibility of ventricular tachycardia.
why do NSAIDs cause GI ADRs
- decreased mucus secretion
- dec bicarb secretion
- reduced mucosal blood flow
- inhibition of PGE2 and PG12 major factor