direct vasodilators Flashcards

1
Q

What are examples of direct vasodilators

A

1- hydralazine

2- Minoxidil

3- Diazoxide

4- sodium nitroprusside

5- Fenoldopam

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2
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whats the mechanism of hydralazine , minoxidil, diazoxide

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increase potassium k efflux —> k leaves —> cell becomes paralyzed

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3
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whats a difference between arteriole vasodilator and venus dilator

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arteriole dilator —> decrease afterload
venus dilator –> decrease preload

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4
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what do you usually give with vasodilators ?

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bb and diurectis : vasodilators cause reflex tachycardia and increased RAAS system , you give bb to counter tachycarida and diuretics to counter RAAS

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5
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what are the uses of hydralazine?

A

1- chronic hypertension
2- hypertensive emergencies
3- pregnant hypertension ( number 3 )

-ITS ARTERIOLE DILATOR

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6
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what are the side effects hydralazine?

A

SLE like symptoms and rash

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7
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what are the uses of minoxidil

A

refractory hypertension

hair growth

ITS ARTERIOLE DILATOR

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8
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how is diazoxide administered?

A

IV

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9
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what are the uses of diazoxide

A

1- hypertension emergencies IV

ITS ARTERIOLE DILATOR

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10
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what should be administered with diazoxide

A

furesamide

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11
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whats the adverse effect of diazoxide

A

inhibit insulin release from pancrease like ccb

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12
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What are the two examples of nitroprusside?

A

nitride , nitropres

ARE BOTH VENUS AND ARTERIOLE DILATORS

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13
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how nitroprusside is administered?

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IV, continuous IV, cuz its effects appear and disappear fast

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14
Q

what are nitroprusside uses

A

hypertension emergencies

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15
Q

how nitroprusside work?

A

increase nitric oxide

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16
Q

what do you administer with nitroprusside

A

furosemide

17
Q

what type of toxicity can it causes?

A

cyanide toxcity due to either

1- high dose
2- hepatic failure -> liver cant metabolize cyanide

18
Q

how do you treat the toxicity?

A

Sodium thiosulfate
Hydroxycoblamin

19
Q

what should you protect nitroprusside from?

A

Light

20
Q

whats the function fenoldopam

A

its acts on D1 receptors causing vasodilation PRIMARILY IN RENAL so its good for renal failure

its both vein and arteriole dilator

21
Q

how fenoldopam administered?

A

IV, continous iv effects appear and disappear fast like nitroprusside

22
Q

how are the uses of fenoldopam

A

hypertensive emergencies

renal failure

23
Q

what are the adverse effects of fenoldopam?

A

increase IOP

24
Q

when is fenoldopam contraindicated

A

glucoma

25
Q

what are the drugs used in pregnancy until now?

A

1- methyl dopa/clonidine
2- nifidipine and his brothers
3- hydralazine
4- bb ( labetalol and carvedalol )

26
Q

what are the drugs in emergencies until now?

A

1- IV enalaprilat
2- IV labetalol/carvedolol
3- iv clevidipine
4-hydralazine
5- diazoxide
6- sodium nitroprusside
7- fenoldopam

27
Q

what are drugs used in renal failure

A
  • clonidine
  • BB?
    -cc
    -ab?
    -fenoldopam