drugs for heart failure Flashcards
increases contractility
digoxin
dobutamine
milrinone
reduces preload
diuretics
vasodilators
ace inhibitors
MOA of class IA drugs
binds to activated sodium channels and blocks the flow of sodium ions into the cardiac myocyte (prolongs action potential)
MOA of Class IB drugs
binds to both activated and inactivated sodium channels and blocks the flow of sodium ions in the cardiac myocyte (shortens action potential)
MOA of Class IC drugs
binds to activated sodium channels and blocks the flow of sodium ions into the cardiac myocyte (no effect on action potential)
MOA of class II
blocks beta adrenergic receptors
MOA of class III
binds to potassium channels and blocks the flow of K in the myocyte (prolongs action potential)
MOA of Class IV
blocks voltage gated calcium channels thereby blocking the flow of calcium into the cell