CVD Flashcards
4 TYPES OF artheroslerotic disease
coronary artery disease, cerebrovascular disease (stroke tia), PAD, aortic disease (where aorta splits= aneurysm)
modifiable risks
HTN DIABETES DYSLIPIDAEMIA, EXERCISE, DIET , OBESE, ALCOHOLIC , DEPRESSION
non modifiable risk
men, 50+, family history , south asian/afro-carribean
qrisk score
used in England predict of heart attack stroke next 10 yrs >10%= primary prev takes into account age BMI, smoke status, or chronic condition, medication i.e atypical antipsychotic
who needs primary prevention
in T1 DM, t2 only If >10%, risks = ckd egfr <60 albuminuria, FH, or 85+
secondary prevention used in
established cvd (CHD,MI,ANGINa, cerebrovascular disease, PAD)
what is hyperlipidaemia
high blood levels of cholesterol triglycerides or both, high long term can cause CVD
drugs cause hyperlipidamia
atypical antipsychotics, immunosuppressant , corticosteroid , antiretrovirals
conditions cause hyperlipidameia
hypothyroid, dm , ckd or liver failure , FH , lifestyle
what are HDL, LDL,NON-HDL,TG
ldl = bad cholesterol takes cholesterol to arteries and nonHDL bad,
tg= body fat lipid in humans
HDL= takes cholesterol to liver to remove good
normal lipid profile
5 or less (total cholesterol)
4 OR LESS- non HDL = bad
3 or less= LDL
2.3 or less - tg or less
1or more HDL = good
Lipid regulating drugs
1) statins
2) ezetimibe statin adjunct or alternative
2)fibrate i.e bezafibrate, gemfibrozil - decrease TG
3) bile acid sequestering i.e coleveselam or colestyramine- specialist interferes with absorption of fat soluble its ie ADEK take 1hr before food or in case of coleveselam 4hrs before or after
4) NICOTNIC ACID = omega 3 fatty acid, nicotinic acid