HTN Meds Flashcards

1
Q

Anti-HTN Med Locations

Vasc Smooth Muscle

A
Hydralazine
Minoxidil
Nitroprusside
Diazoxide
CCB
Thiazides
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Anti-HTN Med Locations

Vascular a1 Receptors

A

Prazosin
Terazosin
Labetalol

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3
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Anti-HTN Med Locations

Renal Tubules

A

Thiazide Diuretics
Furosemide
K Sparing Diuretics

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4
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Anti-HTN Med Locations

Brainstem

A

Clonidine

Methyldopa

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5
Q

Anti-HTN Med Locations

Sympathetic Ganglia

A

Mecamylamine

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6
Q

Anti-HTN Med Locations

Adrenergic Terminals

A

Guanethidine

Reserpine

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7
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Anti-HTN Med Locations

Cardiac B1 Receptors

A

Propranolol
Metoprolol
B Blockers

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8
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Anti-HTN Med Locations-

RAAS-B1 on JG Cells

A

Propranolol

Metoprolol

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9
Q

Anti-HTN Med Locations-

RAAS- Renin

A

Aliskiren

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10
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Anti-HTN Med Locations-

RAAS-ACE

A

Captopril

Enalapril

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Anti-HTN Med Locations-

RAAS- Ang 2 Receptors

A

Losartan

Valsartan

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12
Q

Anti-HTN Med Locations-

RAAS- aldosterone receptors

A

Eplerenone

Spironolactone

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13
Q

Ang 2 works @

AT-1 Recptors located @

A
Kidney 
   (>Na/H20/Cl)
Adrenal Gland
   (>aldosterone)
Arterioles
   ((vasoconstriction)
Pituitary Gland- post
   (> ADH)
> Sympathetic activity
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14
Q

ACE-I

Uses

A
HTN
CHF (post MI)
Mitral Regurg
Delay Renal Disease progression 
  DM
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15
Q

ACE-I

MOA

A

block conversion of Ang 1 to Ang 2 in vasc endothelium

interfere w/ zinc ion on ACE (peptidyl-dipeptidase)

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16
Q

ACE-I

< in Ang 2
Effects

A
< arterial pressure (vasodilate)
< cardiac workload
< Blood Vol
< cardiac/vasc remodeling
> K+
fetal injury
17
Q

ACE-I

> Bradykinin
Effects

A

Vasodilation
Cough
Angioedema

(can’t break down bradykinin)

18
Q

ACE-I

SE

A
HoTN intraop
granulocytopenia
angioedema
persistant cough
Hyperkalemia
19
Q

ACE-I

Drug Intxs

A

NSAIDS
-antagonize effects
Anti-HTN Meds
-additive effect

20
Q

ACE-I

CIs

A

Pregnancy

Renal Artery Stenosis

21
Q

ARBs

MOA:

A

compeitively bind to inhibit action of ang 2 @ receptor

block vasoconstriction w/ no change in ACE

22
Q

ARBs

SE

A

same as ACE-I

w/out cough, angioedema
no > in bradykinin

23
Q

ARBs

CI

A

Pregnancy

Renal Artery Stenosis

24
Q

ARB meds

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Hydralazine MOA
``` vasodilation via activation of guanylate cyclase + hyperpolarization = direct relaxant effect on vasc smooth muscle = < SVR ``` ARTERIES > veins
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Hydralazine Dose Peak DOA
2.5 - 10 mg iV 10-20 min peak last up to 6hrs
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Hydralazine Metab Onset E 1/2 T
Extensive hepatic 1st pass metab Onset: 15 min give slow E 1/2 T= 3 hrs
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Hydralazine SE
``` Angina w/ EKG changes Reflex >HR/ SV/ CO Tolerance Tachyphylaxis Na+/H2O retention Lupus like syndrome ```
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SNP Effect
Arterial + Venous relaxation | direct acting
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SNP MOA
SNP + oxyhemoglobin = Methemoglobin + NO + Cyanide ``` NO activate guanylate cylase = > cGMP = inhibit Ca entry > SR uptake of Ca+ = vasodilation ```