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Drugs for Hyperlipidemia Flashcards

1
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Simvastatin Mode of Action

A

Increased number of LDL receptors

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2
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Simvastatin is a reversible competitive inhibitor of

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HMG COA reductase

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3
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Simvastatin lowers?

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LDL

Modest triglycerides

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4
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Simvastatin: Increased risk when used with fibrates

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Rhabdomyolysis

Myopathy

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5
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Simvastatin increased risk of myopathy and rhabdomyolysis when used with?

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Fibrates

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6
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Use of statins in CAD

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Stabilization of athrosclerotic plaques

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7
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Stabilization of plaque in CAD for statins occurs due to

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Inhibition of further platelet aggregation

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8
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Resins MOA

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Binds bile acids, prevents reabsorption

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9
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Uses of Cholestyramine

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High LDL
Cholestatic pruritus
Digitalis toxicity

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10
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Side effects of Cholestyramine

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Constipation
Bloating
Gritty taste
Steatorrhea

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11
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Cholestyramine inhibits absorption of what vitamin?

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Vitamin K

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12
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Cholestyramine increases this type of cholesterol?

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TG

VLDL

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13
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Cholestyramine should be avoided in patients with

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Diverticulitis

Increased TG

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14
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Other names for Cholestyramine

A

Colestipol

Colesevelam

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15
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Ezetemibe MOA

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Inhibits NPC1L1 receptor that prevents absorption of dietary cholesterol

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16
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Ezetemibe inhibits what receptor?

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NPC1L1

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17
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Ezetemibe lowers what type of cholesterol

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LDL

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18
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Ezetemibe side effects

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Hepatotoxicity

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19
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Ezetemibe is synergistic with?

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Statins

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20
Q

What hyperlipidemic agent is a cholesterol analog?

A

Sitosterol

21
Q

Suicide inhibitor of LDL

A

Sitosterol

22
Q

Niacin decreases catabolism of

A

ApoA1

23
Q

Niacin increases which type of lipid?

A

HDL

24
Q

The most effective agent for increasing HDL levels

A

Niacin

25
Q

Niacin inhibits lipolysis due to which enzyme?

A

Hormone sensitive lipase

26
Q

Niacin’s action in the liver

A

Reduce VLDL synthesis

27
Q

Niacin’s action in the adipose tissue

A

Decreased fatty acid and TG levels

28
Q

Niacin increase HDL by

A

Reducing catabolic rate

29
Q

Niacin causes? (Side effects)

A

Flushing
Hyperuricemia
Impaired glucose tolerance

30
Q

Niacin:

______pretreatment reduces flushing

A

Aspirin

31
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Niacin should be avoided in patients with:

A

Peptic ulcer disease

32
Q

What are the drugs that cause cutaneous flushing?

A 
V-A-N-C
Vanco
Adenosine
Niacin
CCB
33
Q

Increases HDL levels

A

Gemfibrozil (Fibrates)

Niacin

34
Q

Gemfibrozil activates this protein

A

PPAR alpha

Proliferator activated receptor alpha

35
Q

Gemfibrozil increase expression of what enzyme?

A

Lipoprotein lipase

36
Q

What apoproteins are affected in fibrates?

A

Apo A1
Apo A2
Decreased apo C3

37
Q

Fibrates:

Decreased expression of what lipoprotein?

A

Apo C3

38
Q

Fibrates:

Increased expression of which lipoprotein?

A

Apo A1

Apo A2

39
Q

Gemfibrozil stimulates what pathway in the liver?

A

Fatty acid oxidation

40
Q

Gemfibrozil has no effect on which lipid concentration?

A

LDL

41
Q

Fibrates increases and decreases which type of lipids?

A

Increase HDL

Decreased VLDL TG

42
Q

Gemfibrozil is the DOC for?

A

Hypertriglyceridemia

43
Q

Gemfibrozil has increased risk for developing?

A

Cholesterol gallstones
Myopathy
Rhabdomyolysis when used with statins

44
Q

Fibrate+ Resin- increased risk for?

A

Cholelithiasis

45
Q

Statin + Resin- increased risk for?

A

Impaired statin absorption

46
Q

Statin + fibrate- increased risk for?

A

Myopathy

Rhabdomyolysis

47
Q

Lipoprotenemias:
Deficiency in LPL or apo c2
Increased Chylomicrons

A

Primary Hyperchylomicronemia

Type 1

48
Q

Lipoproteinemia
Deficient LDL receptors
Increased LDL

A

Familial hypercholesterolemia

Type 2a

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