CV drugs Flashcards
phase 0 mediated by
fast sodium channels, cell depolarizes
phase 1 mediated by
potassium channels open, cell begins to repolarize
phase 2 mediated by
slow calcium channels open, potassium channels open
PLATEAU
phase 3 mediated by
slow sodium channels close, potassium channels stay open and potassium rushes out, cell reporalizses quickly
phase 4
resting membrane potential around -90
pressure =
flow x resistance
MAP =
CO x SVR
CO =
HR x SV
how to increase MAP
increase HR
increase SV
increase SVr
alpha 1 location and action
vasculature, vasoconstrictions
alpha 2 location and action
brain, sedation/sympathetic inhibition
beta 1 location and action
heart, ionotropy/chronotropy/dromotropy
beta 2 location and action
lung, bronchodilattion
what group constitutes a catecholamine and increases beta and alpha activity
hydroxyl substition
what do amine substitutions do
larger increases beta activity