Inclass Activity-Anti-Hypertensive DRUGS! Flashcards

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How does a diuretic lower BP?

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Makes you urinate and causes less blood volume=less BP

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What is the difference between Propanol and Metoprolol?

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Both Beta blockers, but Propanolol=non selective…Met=Beta-1 receptor blocker ONLY!

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How do beta blockers reduce BP?

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Block the sympathetic NS from acting on the heart=lessSV=less CO=less BP

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How do ACE inhibitors lower BP?

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block angiotensin I—->angiotensin II therefore no vasoconstriction, no ADH release, no Aldosterone, no thirst, no retention of H20=low BP

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How does an angiotensin receptor blocker lower BP?

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Angiotensin II is blocked from stimulating ADH release, aldosterone release, kidney sodium retention, and vasoconstriction

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How does a DRI lower BP?

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Direct Renin Inhibitor stops Angiotensinogen–>angiotensin I. This will reduce vasoconstriction, ADH release, Aldosterone release, and the kidney will not retain water.= lower BP

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How does the oldie CCB work to lower BP?

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Calcium Channel Blocker- direct correlation between [Ca2+] and myocardium force. Lowering Ca2+ will lower the force generated by the heart

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What is the difference between the CCBs Amlodipine and Diltiazem?

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Amlodipine is a calcium channel blocker in the HEART only! diltiazem is a CCB in the entire body

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