Pharm Cardio Redemption Flashcards

1
Q

what can amiodarone do to EKG segments?

A

elongate QT interval

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2
Q

what vitamin is used as a cholesterol lowering medication?

A

Nicotinic acid

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3
Q

a patient has an extreme cardiovascular disease and a perisistent arrhythmia. what drug caused it?

A

quinidine

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4
Q

what drug can cause a lupus-erythemas type rash

A

hydralazine

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5
Q

what is the dose of lisinopril

A

2.5-40mg

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6
Q

what is the dose of HCTZ

A

12.5-50 mg

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7
Q

what drug causes pulmonary fibrosis

A

amiodarone

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8
Q

a women comes in for a pap smear and says she wants to get pregrant. what medication does she need to get off of?

A

ACE inhibitor

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9
Q

a resident tells you that amiodarone is a class 3 drug, what is the MOA

A

it interferes with outward K+ channels

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10
Q

what drug is good for renal failure and treatment of htn

A

loop diuretics

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11
Q

what beta blocker has partial agonist activity

A

acebutolol

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12
Q

what is the dosage of atropine for a-fib

A

100-200mg

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13
Q

what is the dosage of atenolol

A

50mg

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14
Q

what is the dosage of aliskiren

A

150mg

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15
Q

what is the dosage of hydralazine?

A

10-100mg, max of 300mg

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16
Q

what is the lowest bioavailability route of administration

A

inhalation

17
Q

MOA of a statin?

A

HMG-CoA reductase

18
Q

what drug causes reflex tachycardi?

A

CCB?

19
Q

what medication can cause gallstones?

A

fibrates (gemfibrozil)
bile acid resins (cholestyramine)

20
Q

what does alisriskerin bind to?

A

Renin

21
Q

Pt had an MI and currently has V-tach, what do you give him?

A

lidocaine

22
Q

MOA of niacin

A

Inhibits lipolysis and fatty acid release in adipose tissue through blockade of hormone-sensitve lipase and decreases hepatic VLDL synthesis

23
Q

Nitroprusside side effect

A

cyanide poisoning

24
Q

diuretic that acts on the distal portion of the tubule

A

thiazide or aldosterone inhibitors

25
Q

MOA of cholesterol absorption inhibitors (ezetimibe/zetia) or Zetia+simvastatin

A

selective inhibition of cholesterol reabsorption at the brush border of enterocytes

-decrease LDL
-decrease slightly triglycerides
-slight increase of HDL

26
Q

MOA of nitroglycerin

A

activate guanylyl cyclase

27
Q

starting on a beta blocker, what is the regime

A

start on a low dose and gradually increase

28
Q

effect of beta blockers in angina

A

reduces cardiac oxygen demand

29
Q

person has hyperthyroidism and HTN, what drug does she get

A

Propranolol (beta blocker)

30
Q

what is efficacy

A

how well a drug produces a response

31
Q

Beta blockers with additional alpha blocking

A

labetalol
carrvedilol
bucindolol

32
Q

what is the MOA of beta blockers

A

decrease cardiac output

33
Q

MOA of digoxin

A

slow the conduction of the AV node

34
Q

what is true of ezetimibe/simvastatin

A

use when insufficient LDL cholesterol lowering with statin alone (combo lowers LDL better than statin alone)