Memorize these drugs Flashcards

1
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heparin

A

binds to AT3

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2
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once AT3 is activated, it is. an inhibitor of what?

A

prothrombin to thrombin and factors IX and Xa

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3
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1/2 life of heparin

A

1-2 hours

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4
Q

antifibrinolytics

A

Amicar

TXA

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5
Q

how do antibrinolytics work

A

inhibit fibrinolysis by binding with plasminogen

once plasminogen cannot bind to fibrin and cannot activate plasmin

no plasmin activation = no clot breakdown

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6
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prime dose for Amicar and TXA

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Amicar 10 g

TXA 1g

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7
Q

albumin does what

A

blood volume expander

added to increase the oncotic load to help prevent third spacing of crystalloid prime

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8
Q

mannitol does what

A

osmotic diuretic
increases urinary output
oxygen free radical scavenger

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9
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what are vasopressors used for

A

to increase systemic vascular resistance (SVR) to treat hypotension

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10
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what are vasopressor drugs that are used

A

phenylephrine and norepinephrine

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11
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what are vasodilators used for

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to treat hypertension

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12
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what are the vasodilator drugs

A

nitroglycerin

nitoprusside

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13
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nitroglycerin MOA

A

dilates venous system > arterial system

used to treat high BP and angina

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14
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nitroprusside

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dilates arterial system > venous system

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15
Q

anti-arrhythmia drugs

A

magnesium
lidocaine
amiodarone

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16
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magnesium is used to treat what

A

given when cross clamp is removed to prevent atrial dysrhythmia

17
Q

lidocaine is used to treat what

A

sodium channel blocker that is given when cross-clamp is removed to prevent ventricular dysrhythmias

18
Q

amiodarone is used to treat what

A

potassium channel blockers used to treat ventricular arrhythmias and atrial fibrillation

extend the plateau phase of the action potential by blocking potassium channels

19
Q

optimal heart rate balances what

A

balances coronary blood flow with cardiac output

usually between 80-100 bpm

20
Q

stroke volume is determined by what

A

preload
afterload
myocardial contractility

21
Q

preload equals _ _ _

A

EDV

end diastolic volume

22
Q

what is preload?

A

pressure or stretch exerted on the walls of the ventricle by blood filling at end diastole

23
Q

what is afterload?

A

resistance to left ventricular contraction

24
Q

what does high after load increase?

A

increases myocardial workload and oxygen demand and decreases cardiac output

25
Q

what are some things that increase after load?

A
hypothermia 
AV stenosis 
history of hypertension 
increase in SVR 
vasoconstriction
26
Q

what are the catecholamines

A

NE, E, Dopamine,

27
Q

what do catecholamines do?

A

increase HR, BP, breathing rate, muscle mental alertness

28
Q

what drug is used in pregnancy as it does not reduce placental blood flow?

A

ephedrine