Drugs for Lipid Disorders Flashcards
1
Q
Which classes will you see increases in aminotransferases?
A
- Statins (3x) 2. Niacin 3. Lomitapide
2
Q
Which classes will you see increases in aminotransaminases?
A
- Fibrates (3x)
3
Q
What do lomitapide and mipomersin treat?
A
Familial hypercholesteremia
4
Q
Which drug is a substrate and inhibitor of CYP P450?
A
Lomitapide
5
Q
MOA of mipomersin
A
- Mipomersin is an antitense oligonucleotide that inhibits Apo-B mRNA => inhibit formation of Apo-B mRNA.
6
Q
Fibrates SE
A
- GI
- Increase risk of cholelithiasis d/t increase of cholesterol in bile
7
Q
PCSK9 inhibitors
MOA
A
- Monoclonab AB that binds to the LDL receptor in the liver and prevent its degradation.
- Increases LDL removed from blood
8
Q
List the 4 therapeutic benefits of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (statins)?
A
- Stabilize plaques
- Improve function of coronary endothelial cells
- Anti-inflammatory
- Prvent thrombus formation
9
Q
incrase creatine kinase levels in someone who works out. what drug are they taking?
A
Statin
10
Q
Which drug will you see greatest increase in HDL
Greatest decrease in LDL
Greatest decrease in TAGS
A
- Niacin
- Statin
- Fibrates
11
Q
Fibrates are useful in the management of which 3 lipid disorders?
A
- Hypertriglyceridemias where VLDL predominates
- Dysbetalipoproteinemia
- Hypertriglyceridemia resulting from tx w/ viral protease inhibitors (i.e., saquinavir, indinair, or nelfinavir for HIV therapy)