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Ischemic Heart Disease Flashcards

1
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Vasospastic angina is caused by

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Functional changes in epicardial arteries

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Stable angina is

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Obstructive coronary artery disease

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CCS is due to

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Structural or functional changes in epicardial or cardiac arteries

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Treatment method for CCS is

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Use of antiischemic agents and prevention of adverse cardiovascular events

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5
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Antiischemic is same as

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Antianginal

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NO donors are

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Glyceril trinitrate and isosorbide mononitrate

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7
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1st gen BAB

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Propranalol

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8
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Non dihydropiridine calcium channel blockers

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Verapamil and diltiazem

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9
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SA node inhibitor

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Ivabradine

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10
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Late sodium flow inhibitors

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Ranolazine

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11
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Hypolipidemic agents are

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Atorvastatin, fenofibrate,ezetimibs, evolozumab

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Cause of angina

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Disrupted balance between oxygen supply and oxygen consumption in myocardium

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13
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To restore balance

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Reduce oxygen consumption or increase oxygen supply

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14
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Decrease in blood supply can be caused by

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Increase HR, increase ventricular wall tension, decrease in vessel caliber, decrease in perfusion pressure

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15
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Increased oxygen demand can be caused by

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Increase in HR, ventricular wall tension,heart contractility, increase in preload and afterload

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16
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Antiischemic activity is ensured by

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Reduction of preload , afterload and CMV (all these reduce oxygen demand)

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17
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Increase Oxygen supply can be provided by

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Coronary blood vessel dilation and negative chronotropy (HR)-increase in diastolic filling time)

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18
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Nitrates and CCB (dihydropiridine) can also cause

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Reflex tachycardia like doxazosin

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19
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NO provides peripheral arterial dilation in

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High doses,in low doses only venodilation

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20
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NO dilates veins , peripheral arteries and coronary artery so it has

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Antianginal and hypotensive effect

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21
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NO increases

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cGMP-causes dephosphorylation of myosin light chain-dilation

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22
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Fast and short acting organic nitrate

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Glyceril trinitrate (action onset in 1-3 minutes, duration of action 20 to 30 min)

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23
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Use of glyceril trinitrate

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Angina attack

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24
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Long acting isosorbide mononitrate (6-8hr duration of action) use

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Prevention of angina attack

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25
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Nitrates free interval needed

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10 to 12 hr

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26
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SE of glyceril trinitrate

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Headache , hypotension, reflex tachycardia

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27
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Dihydropiridine blockers action

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Dilates peripheral arteries and coronary arteries -antianginal and hypotensive effect

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28
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Use of dihydropiridine blockers

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Prevention of angina attack, prevention of vasospastic angina attack, arterial hypertension

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29
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SE of dihydropiridine blockers

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Headache, facial flushing, fatigue, peripheral edema ankles, constipation

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30
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Non dihydropiridine blockers are

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Non vasoselective and has cardiodepressent effect

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Non dihydropiridine blockers

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Reduce CMV,dilates peripheral and coronary artery,prolongs diastole,reduce AV conduction (antiarrhythmic)

32
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Use of Non dihydropiridine calcium channel blockers

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Prevention of angina attack and vasospastic angina attack

33
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CCB suppress

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L type voltage dependent calcium channel

34
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L type channel have

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Slow or prolonged action but activates quickly, slowly inactive

35
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NO and PGI2 inhibits

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Platelet activation

36
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CCB are metabolic poisons because

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It increases heart dependence on carbohydrate metabolism than usual fat metabolism+inhibition of insulin release -difficult to use carbohydrates during shock

37
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Life threatening bradyarrythmia is caused in interaction between

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Beta blockers and verapamil,on parentaral administration can also cause asystole

38
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Macrolide antibiotics and grapefruit juice can increase the amount of

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Calcium antagonist by inhibing CYP 450 enzyme CYP 3A4

39
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Dihydropiridine+ACE inhibitors and/or ARB combined overdose cause

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Hypotension

40
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Calcium antagonist intoxication cause

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Bradycardia and hypotension

41
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Dihydropiridine cause —-shock

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Vasodilatory shock

42
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Verapamil and diltiazem cause —- shock

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Combined vasodilatory and cardiogenic shock

43
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Verapamil and diltiazem can also cause

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Sinus bradycardia,2nd and 3rd degree AV block, sinus arrest

44
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Verapamil affect

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PR interval even in Therapeutic dose

45
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Verapamil

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Prolongs PR interval

46
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CCB intoxication non cardiacanifedtations are

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Hyperglycaemia, nausea, vomiting, metabolic disorders

47
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Hyperglycaemia is due to

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Inhibition of insulin release by CCB

48
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Atropine can be used

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Bradyarrythmia

49
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Antidote for CCB toxicity

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Calcium chloride or calcium gluconate(improves depression of cardiac contractility)/High dose insulin euglycemic therapy/cardiogenic shock -Epinephrine, Dobutamine, isoproterenol/vasodilatory shock -Norpinephrine and phenylephrine

50
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BAB action

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Reduce CMV,Prolon diastole,Reduce AV conduction

51
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Use of BAB

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Prevention of angina attack, antihypertensive

52
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SE of BAB

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Bradycardia,AV block, Bronchospasm, cold extremities

53
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Nitrate action

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Increase HR and contractility and decrease Arterial pressure,EDV, ejection time

54
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BAB and calcium channel blockers action

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Increase ejection time and EDV, decrease HR, contractility,arterial pressure

55
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If NO combined with calcium channel blockers or BAB cause

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Decrease in HR and Arterial pressure.No change in others

56
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Ivabradine acts on —–channel and Inhibits —-

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HCN,Na ion flow in 4th phase of AP in SA node

57
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Ivabradine only cause decrease in

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HR,not change contractility or induce vasoconstriction

58
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Use of ivabradin

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Prevention of stable angina attack

59
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BAB is used only when

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There is BAB intolerance or contraindications,as well as in combination

60
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SE of ivabradin

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Light phenomenon in the retina (photopsy), pronounced bradycardia

61
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Ischemia induces accumulation of

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Na and calcium ions in myocardium

62
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Ranolazine

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Blocks na channel, indirectly reduce intracellular calcium ions,so decrease myocardial tension-decresed oxygen consumption and improve perfusion

63
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Ranolazine reduces the use of

64
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Atorvastatin action

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Inhibition of HMG co A reductase+pleiotropic effects, decrease synthesis of mevalonic acid in liver, Increase LDL receptor and decrease LDL in plasma

65
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Atorvastatin uses

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Dyslipidemia and prevention of cardiovascular events

66
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SE of atorvastatin

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Hepatic function impairment (hepatopathy), myopathy

67
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Fenofibrate are

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Fibric acid derivatives or PPAR alpha agonist

68
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Activation of PPAR alpha leads to activation of

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Serum lipoprotein lipase -lipolysis-decrease TG and increase LDL receptor

69
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PPAR receptor are seen in

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Blood vessel endothelium

70
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Cholesterol absorption inhibitor is

71
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Ezetimibe reduce the

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Absorption of cholesterol in enterocyte villi by blocking NPC1L1 transport protein,It doesn’t affect fat soluble vitamins,bile acids,TG

72
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Evolozumab

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PCSK9 inhibitor,inhibits LDL receptor degrading enzymes

73
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Evolozumab use —-to bond to PCSK9

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Human IgG2 monoclonal antibody

74
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INOCA (vasospastic angina treatment

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Calcium channel blockers,long acting organic nitrates

75
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Treatment for microvascular angina with structural changes

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BAB,ACE inhibitors,Statins

76
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Treatment for microvascular angina vasospastic (functional form)

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CCB,Long acting organic nitrates

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