Hyperlipidemia Flashcards

1
Q

3 factors increasing lipids?

A

nutrition
genetics
metabolic dx

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2
Q

primary hypercholesterimia is associated with a what predispoition?

A

genrtic

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3
Q

2ndary hypercholesterimia is associated with what?

A

health problems and behaviors

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4
Q

a lesion isnt considered critical until it reaches what % of occulsion?

A

90% of blood vessel

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5
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stable angina, acute coronary syndromes, PAD, CVA, acute aterial occulsion, aneurysm formation due to weakening of vessel wall are all comps of what dx?

A

atherosclerosis

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6
Q

plaques found in atherosclerosis are rich in what?

A

cholesterol

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7
Q

high LDL=?

High HDL=?

A

atherosclerotic dx

lower risk of CHD

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8
Q

majority of serum cholesterol consists of LDL we use total cholesterol as a what?

A

target risk factor

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9
Q

men and women are not effected the same way

men we are more concerned with what?

women?

A

LDL-men are more dependent on having low LDL

HDL-women are more dependent on having high HDL

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10
Q

genetic disorder which creates absent or defective LDL cell surface receptors leading to unregulated LDL synthesis?

A

familial hypercholesterolemia

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11
Q

in familial hypercholesterolemia what will LDLs be in children and adults?

A

> 155

>190

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12
Q

homo and heterozygous trait?

A

homo-liver transplant

hetero-CHD in 30s or 40s

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13
Q

eruptive xanthoma on ass

A

extremely high truglycerides >1000mg

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14
Q

tendinous xanthomas on achilles, patella, back of hand

A

high LDL

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15
Q

lipidemia retinalis or milky white vasculature

A

triglycerides >2000mgs

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16
Q

high intensity:

A

atorvastatin

rousuvastatin

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17
Q

low intensity:

A

pravstatin

louvastatin

18
Q

baseline fasting lipid panel/ALT/CPK

A

when starting statins

19
Q

which is montiored throughout tx with statins?

A

fasting lipid panel

20
Q

Check a CPK, creatinine and myoglobinuria
Consider other pathologies
hypothyroidism, AKI, liver failure, rheumatic disorders, primary muscle disease

A

concern for rhabdomyolysis

21
Q

muscle pain, weakness and dark urine, makes us suspicious of what?

A

rhabdomylosis

22
Q

adb obesity men >40
women >35

tryglycerides >150

HDL: MEN <40
WOMEN <50

BP: >130/80
fasting glucose: >110mg

all of this is the criteria for what?

A

metabolic syndrome, you need to have 3 of the conditions to have an increased risk of CHD, CHF, DM

23
Q

tx of metabolic syndrome?

A

tx underlying causes (weight, HTN, ASA for CHD, tx high TG or low HDL)

24
Q

hypertruglyceridemia: tx when it is above what?

25
tx of choice for hypertryglyceridemia?
niacin, fibrates
26
>1000mg of tryglycerides puts pt at risk for what?
pancreatitis
27
inhibit the rate controlling enzyme in the formation of cholesterol
statins
28
decreases rate of MIs and mortality in pts with and without CHD, resduces CVA
statins
29
statins have and increase/decreases how on cholesterol?
decrease of LDL/TG modest increase in HDL
30
muscle aches and mild GI disoders of SE of what?
statins
31
liver failure, myositis, rhabdo are al serious SE of what?
statins
32
Niacin: increase/decrease what?
reduces production of VLDL and secondary decrease of LDL increase in HDL
33
niacin can be decreased with what?
ASA/NSAIDS
34
NIacin exacerbates what?
gout/PUD
35
this drug commonly casues flushing?
niacin
36
bile acid: increase/decrease?
decrease LDL increases TG NO EFFECT ON HDL
37
bile acid binding can interfere with absorption of other drugs like what?
warfarin
38
gemfibrozil, fenofibrate
fibric acid
39
fibric acid: increase/decrease?
decrease LDL, TG increase HDL
40
SE: cholelithasis, hepatitis, myositis?
fibric acid