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Intro to Antihypertensive Agents III Flashcards

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benazepril

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ACE inhibitor

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captopril

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ACE inhibitor

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enalapril

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ACE inhibitor

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enalaprilat

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ACE inhibitor

  • active metabolite
  • used in IV
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fosinopril

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ACE inhibitor

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lisinopril

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ACE inhibitor

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moexipril

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ACE inhibitor

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perindopril

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ACE inhibitor

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quinapril

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ACE inhibitor

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ramipril

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ACE inhibitor

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trandolapril

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ACE inhibitor

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azilsartain

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angiotensin receptor blocker

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canesartan

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angiotensin receptor blocker

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eprosartan

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angiotensin receptor blocker

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irversartan

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angiotensin receptor blocker

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losartan

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angiotensin receptor blocker

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olmesartan

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angiotensin receptor blocker

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telmisartan

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angiotensin receptor blocker

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valsartan

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angiotensin receptor blocker

20
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clonidine

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block renin secretion

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propanolol

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block renin secretion

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aliskiren

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renin inhibitor

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renin

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converts angiotensinogen to angiotensin I

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effects of ANG II

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  • kidney- Na/H2O retention
  • brain - release of corticotropin and adiuretin, thirst
  • adrenals - increased aldosterone secretion
  • blood vessels - vasoconstriction
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altered peripheral resistance by ANG II

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  • vasoconstriction
  • enhancement of peripheral noradrenergic transmission (NE release, vascular responsiveness, decreased NE reuptake)
  • increased sympathetics
  • catecholamine release from adrenal medulla

**rapid pressor response

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altered renal function by ANG II

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  • increase Na reabsorption in proximal tubules
  • aldosterone from adrenal cortex (Na reabsorption and K excretion in distal nephron)
  • altered renal hemodynamics (vasoconstriction, enhanded noradrenergic, increased renal sympathetic tone)

**slow pressor response

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altered CV function with ANG II

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  • non-hemodynamic effects - increased protooncogenes, increased GFs, increased ECM proteins
  • hemodynamic-mediated (increased afterload, increased wall tension)

**vascular and cardiac hypertrophy and remodeling

**connection between HTN and cardiovascular disease

28
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meds that block RAAS

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  • diuretics
  • aldosterone receptor antagonist
  • ACE inhibitor
  • ANG II receptor blocker
  • renin inhibitor
  • beta-blocker
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ACE inhibitor mechanism

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  • inhibit conversion of ANG I to ANG II

- also prevent degradation of bradykinin and other vasodilators

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indications for ACE inhibitor

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HTN, heart failure, left ventricular dysfunction, prophylaxis for future cerebrovascular events, and nephropathy

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long acting ACE inhibitor

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  • ramipril (13-17 hours)
  • lisinopril (12 hours)
  • benazepril (12 hours)
  • IV enalaprilat (11 hours)
  • moexipril (12 hours)
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ACE inhibitor bonus activity**

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  • decreased ANG I to ANG II
  • decreased bradykinin to inactive metabolites

decreased vasoconstrictor (ANG II) and increased vasodilator (bradykinin)

33
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benefits of ACE inhibitors

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  • lowers TPR, MAP, DBP, SBP
  • SV and CO may increase slightly with sustained treatment
  • baroreceptor and CV reflex not compromised
  • *-postural/exercise changes little impaired**
  • younger active pt

-superior in pt with diabetes and HTN

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adverse effects of ACE inhibitors

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hypotension
**cough** (variable with different ACE inhibitors)
angioedema
**hyperkalemia**
>stop aldosterone
acute renal failure
fetopathic
proteinuria
skin rash
dysgeusia
35
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avoid in K sparing diuretics

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ACE inhibitors

-bc of hyperkalemic effects

36
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drug interactions with ACE inhibitors

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antacids, capsaicin, NSAIDs, K-sparing diuretics, digoxin, lithium, allopurinol

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renal considerations for ACE inhibitors

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-prevent progression of renal disease in DM I
-vasodilate efferent > afferent (reduce glomerulus back pressure)
>reduced protein excretion

  • improve renal blood flow and Na excretion rate in CHF
  • rapid decrease in GFR, acute renal failure - rare cases**
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ACE inhibitor risk factors

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  • MAP insufficient for adequate renal perfusion (poor CO/ low systemic vascular resistance)
  • volume depletion
  • renal vascular disease > B/L renal a stenosis**
  • vasoconstrictor use

all can result in renal hypoperfusion*

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ANG II receptors

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GPCR

**AT1 - major in adults
-Gq > PLC > IP3 and DAG > smooth m. contraction
>blocked by ARBs

AT2 > production of NO and bradykinin > smooth m. dilation

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ARB mechanism

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block AT1 receptors
>decreased vasc smooth m contraction >decreased aldosterone secretion (hyperkalemia) > decreased pressor response > decreased cellular hypertrophy and hyperplasia

**no effect on bradykinin

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ARB clinical uses

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HTN, diabetic nephropathy, HF, left ventricular dysfunction, prophylaxis or CV events

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adverse effects of ARBs

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contraindicated - pregnancy

hypotension, hyperkalemia, proteinuria, skin rash, dysguesia

less cough and edema

43
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dysguesia

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altered sense of taste

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ACE inhibitor vs. ARB

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ARB permit activation of AT2

ACE inhibitors increase bradykinin

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direct renin inhibitor mechanism

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block renin - no angiotensinogen to ANG I

-contraindicated in pregnancy

rise in plasma renin levels, but decreased plasma renin activity

rebound HTN if withdraw quickly

46
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contraindicated in pregnancy

A
  • renin inhibitor
  • ACE inhibitor
  • ARBs

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