HPT Flashcards

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Bosentan

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  • endothelin1 has A & B receptor
  • bosentan is ET-1 A receptor
  • contraindication: pregnancy
  • side effect : hypotension, tachycardia, flushing(vasodilator)
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Treatment for pulmonary hypertension

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Bosentan
Epoprostenol
Sildenfil

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Epoprostenol

依前列醇

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  • post
  • prostacyclin (PGI2)
  • infusion pumps
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Sildenafil

喜多分

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  • powerful Viagra
  • inhibit TYPE V PDE(磷酸二酯酶)
  • ⬆️cGMP
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angiotensinogen~kidney renin~angiotensin I / bradykinin
( liver) (Angiotensin
Converting E)
➡️angiotensin II
Adrenal cortex. Blood vessel
Aldosterone Constriction

A
  • Aliskiren
  • ACEI
  • ARBs
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ACEI

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  • “prils” captopril

- prevent bradykinin degradation

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ARBs

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  • losartan

- “sartan”

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Aliskiren

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-Renin inhibitor

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ACEI/ARB/Aliskiren uses?

Side effects?

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  • mild to moderate HPT
  • protective of diabetic nephropathy (ARB / ACEI)
  • CHF (ARB/ACEI)

Side effects:

  • ACEI dry cough
  • hyper kalemia
  • acute renal failure*
  • angioedema
  • CI:pregnancy
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Calcium channel blocker

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  • Verapamil, diltiazem, dihydropyridines(nifedipine)
  • L-type Ca2+ channels in heart n blood vessels
  • decrease intracellular Ca2+
  • decrease CO(verapamil,diltiazem), decrease TPR(all)
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CCBs selectivity

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Heart: verapamil

Blood vessel:nifedipine (-depines)

Both:diltiazem

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CCB uses?

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  • HPT
  • angina
  • antiarrhythmic ( verapamil & diltiazem )
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Side effects of CCB

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  • Reflex tachycardia
  • gingival hyperplasia (phenytoin)
  • constipation( verapamil )
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Drugs that Open ATP Dependent potassium channels

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Minoxidil/diazoxide

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Uses of minoxidil & diazoxide

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  • Sever HPT
  • hypertensive emergency
  • baldness!!!!!
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side effect of potassium channels:you

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  • Hypertrichosis (minoxidil)
  • Hyperglycemia(decrease insulin release,diazoxide)
  • edema
  • reflex tachycardia
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drugs acting through Nitric Oxide

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  • Hydralazine(肼苯达嗪)

- nitroprusside(硝普钠)

17
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hydralazine

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-⬇️TPR via arteriolar dilation
-moderate-severe HPT
-side effect:
SLE Like syndrome, slow acetylator
Edema
Reflex tachycardia

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Nitroprusside

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  • ⬇️TPR via dilation of both arterioles and venules
  • htp emergency ( DOC for IV)
  • side effect:cyanide toxicity( co-administered with nitrites and thiosulfate )
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Sympathetic activity drugs

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  • Clonidine/ methyldopa (a2 agonist)
  • reserpine/guanethidine (interfere with storage vesicles)
  • a1 blocker , b blocker
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Clonidine / methyldopa

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-⬇️sym outflow
-⬇️TPR also ⬇️HR
USE: mild-moderate HPT
opiate withdrawal (clonidine)
Hypertensive management in pregnancy (methyldopa)
Side effect:+Coombs test(methyl)
-CNS depression
-Edema
-TCA ⬇️antihypertensive effects go a2 agonist

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Reserpine

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  • ⬇️CO & TPR
  • ⬇️NE&dopamine&serotonin in CNS
  • side effect: depression,edema,increase gastrointestinal secretions
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Guanethidine:

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  • accumulated into nerve endings
  • bunds vesicles
  • inhibits NE release
  • side effect: diarrhea, edema
  • drug interaction: TCA block reuptake and action of guanethidine