hyperlipidemia and GI for final Flashcards
1
Q
Statins
A
- LOWERS LDL
- HMG CoA reductase inhibitors
- increase uptake of LDL from blood
- inhibit cholesterol production
2
Q
Niacin
A
- RAISES HDL
- inhibit lipolysis in adipose tissue
- > doesn’t create FFAs
3
Q
Fibrates
A
- increases expression of lipoprotein lipase
- raises HDL
4
Q
Bile Acid binding resins
A
- bind with bile salts
- prevent uptake of LDL -> excreted
5
Q
Cholesterol absorption inhibitors
A
-inhibit intestinal absorption of LDL
6
Q
GI antimicrobial agents
A
-treat H. Pylori infection
7
Q
H2 blockers
A
- block H2 receptors -> prevent gastric acid secretion
- treat ulcers and GERD
8
Q
Proton pump inhibitors
A
- Inactivate H+/K+ pumps of parietal cells
- Lowers H+ ions in gastric lumen
9
Q
Prostaglandins
A
-stimulate release of mucus and bicarb to neutralize gastric acid
(least effective)
10
Q
Antacids
A
- weak bases
- neutralize gastric acid to water and salt
11
Q
Mucosal protective agents
A
- enhance mucosal layer protection
- reduce inflammation and promote healing of ulcers