Drugs for Hyper tension Flashcards

1
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What are the classes of drugs we learned for Hypertension (6)

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1) Loop dieretics -> K plus sparing, loop, thiazides
2) Inhibitors of RAAS
3) Calcium channel blockers
4) Adrenergic receptor anatagonsits
5) direct vasodilators
6) central acting agents

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What are the types of inhibitors of RAAS that we know (4)

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1) ACEi
2) Angiotensin Receptor blocekrs
3) REnin inhibitors
4) Aldosterone receptor antagonists

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3
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What is the ending of ACEi

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“pril”
example
Ramipril

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4
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Adverse side effects of ACEi (5)

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1) cough -> bradykinin thing
2) Hypotension
3) Hyperkalemia
4) renal dysfunction
Angioedema

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5
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Contraindications of ACEi (2)

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1) Pregnancy

2) renal artery stenosis

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6
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ARB Angiotensin receptor blockers End with what

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“tan” losartan

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7
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Angiotensin receptor blockers side effects (4)

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1) less cough and less angioedema
2) dizziness and headaches
3) hyperkalemia
4) renal dysfunction

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8
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Angiotensin receptor blockers Contraindications (1)

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1) Pregnant

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9
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What does renin inhibitors end with

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“ren”

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10
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Side effects renin inhibitors

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Diarrhea and angioedema

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11
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Contraindications for renin inhibitors

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pregnancy

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12
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What are the two types of Calcium channel blockers

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1) dihydropyridines

2) non-dihydropyridines

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What is the MOA of Calcium channel blockers

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Decrease HR contraction
dilate SM in vessels
Decrease ca signalling to adrenal decrease release of aldosterone

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Side effects Ca channel blockers

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1) Bradycardia and hypotension-> decreased HR
2) dizziness and headache
3) flushing, peripheral edema, reflex tachycardia-> vasodilation

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What are contraindication for dihydropyridiens

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conditions worsened by tachycardia

severe aortic stenosis

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16
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Contraindication for non-dihydropyridiens

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wolf-parkinisd whie syndrome and av blocks
actue CHF

Sorta can be used for pregnancy

17
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What are the 3 adrenergic receptors and their function

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1) B1-> increases contraction HR and renin secretion
2) B2-> bronchodilator vasodilation of skeletal muscles arterioles
3) A1-> vasoconstriction and vasoconstriction of non-skeletal muscle vessels

18
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(4) types of Beta-blockers

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1) Cardioselevtive-> B1 only
2) non-cardio selective_ B2 and B1
3) Mixed alpha and Beta-blockers _> A1 B1 B2
4) partial agonist (b1 agonist)

19
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What do beta-blockers end with

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Lol

20
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Side effects of beta-blockers

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1) fatigue
2) bradycardia
3) bronchoconstrction
4) rebond hypertension

21
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Contraindication for beta-blockers

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Astham\braydcardia

acute CHF

22
Q

Alpha 1 blocker ending

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“sin”

23
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Central acting agent ending

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“dine

24
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MOA central acting agent

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inhibit presynaptic release of norepinephrine decrease svr hr and sv