HEART MEDICATIONS Flashcards
mechanism of action for ANITHYPERTENSIVES
what are the groups for these meds?
decrease blood volume and cause vDilation by DECREASING RENAL ABSORPTION
- diuretics
- vasodilators
- ca+ channel blockers
- Ace inhibitors
- ARBS
what are the diuretic medications?
furosemide :
thiazide:
spirinolactone :
diuretics = class of antihypertensives
what is the drug that belongs to vasodilators and mechanism?
HYDRALAZINE:
opens K+ channel causes K+ to efflux : HYPERPOLARIZATION
ca+ channel blockers and their function
VDAN
verapamoil
Diltiazem
Amodipine
Nifedipine
BLOCK Ca+ causes VDilation ( if there was influx ca+ causes contraction and Inc HR)
what is lisinopril and its funxtion?
ACE inhibitor:
blocke ACE from converting AT1 -> AT2
what class of drug is losartan and fxn
ARBA
angio 2 receptor blocker
ANTIANGINALS:
purpose?
examples and mechanism?
ANTI heart attack med for insufficient O2
- NITROGLYCERIN: inc O2 by Vdilation of SM
- PROPRANOLOL ( B blocker) : dec O2 demand by relaxing heart
- Ca+ CHANNEL BLOCKER: dec O2 demand by dec peripheral restiatnce by V dilation
ANTI CONFESTIVE HEART FAILURE MEDS:
- purpose of them?
- classes and medications in each one
stop heart failure by incblood pump inotropy, HR, etc
CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES:
block na/K ATPase = ^ Ca+ influx = ^ intropy
- dogoxin
- digitalis
ACE INHIBITORS:
stop conversion of AT1 -> AT2 b/c AT2 is a potent vconstrictor that causes heart failure
dilation to impromse blood flow
- lisinopril
ANTI ARRYHMATICS:
function?
drug classes and examples and what arrythmias they treat ?
inc refractort period / decrease cardiac excitability :
- class 1: na+ blocker : Quinidine / Lidocaine
- class 2 : Beta- blocker : Propranolol
- Class 3: K+ blocker :
- Class 4: Ca+ blocker: Verapamil
- glycosides : digoxin / digitalis
Class 1 :
- Quinidine : Supravent tachy / afib
- Lidocaine: Vent Arrythmia
Class 2:
- paroxy. tachhy
class 3:
Class 4:
- supravent tachy / paroxy tachy
Glycosides:
Paroxy tachy / Afib