Medical and Surgical Management of Cardiovascular Disease Flashcards

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Ace inhibitors

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inhibit conversion of angiotensin 1 to angiotensin II

decrease Na retention and peripheral VC to DEC BP

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Angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARBs)

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DEC BP

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Nitrates

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dec preload through peripheral VD
reduce myocardial oxygen demand
reduce chest discomfort
might dilate coronary arteries helping coronary blood flow

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Beta adrenergic blocking agents

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DEC HR and contractility
control arrhythmias, chest pain
DEC BP

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Ca channel blockers

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Dec HR
dec contractility
dilate coronary arteries
DEC BP

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Antiarrythmias

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Restore normal heart rhythm

improve CO

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Digitalis

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increase contractility

DEC HR

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Diuretics

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Dec myocardial work (reduce pre and afterload)

Control BP

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9
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Aspirin

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dec platelet aggregation

might prevent MI

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10
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Tranquilizers

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dec anxiety, sympathetic effects

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11
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Hypolipidemic agents

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Cholesterol lowering drugs

reduce serum lipid levels

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Activity restriction - acute MI

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once acute MI has stopped, activity can increase but should be limited to 5 METs or 70% of age predicted HR max for 4 to 6 wks following MI

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Activity restriction - Acute heart failure

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oxygen demand should not be increased in pt in acute or decompensated failure
activity can be gradually inc once not showing signs of decompensation

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Surgical intervention - Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty

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under fluroscopy - surgical dilation of BV using small balloon tipped catheter inlated inside the lumen
Improved coronary blood flow

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Surgical intervention - intravascular stents

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endoprosthesis (wire mesh) implanted postangioplasty to prevent restenosis and occlusion in artery

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Surgical intervention - Coronary artery bypass graft (CABG)

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using anastamosing graft

improved coronary blood flow

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Surgical interventions - Transplant

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used in end stage myocardial disease

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Surgical interventions - Transplant - Heteroptics

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Involves leaving the natural heart and piggybacking the donor heart

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Surgical interventions - Transplant - Orthotopic

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involves removing the diseased heart and replacing it with the donor heart

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Surgical interventions - Transplant - Heart and lung transplantation

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Involves removing both organs and replacing them with donor organs