Pharma 10.1 Anti-arrhythmics Flashcards

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What are the four classes of anti arrhythmic drugs.
What is their mechanism of action.
Give an example of each class

A

Class 1, Na Channel Blockers, lidocaine/ flecainide
Class 2, Beta Blockers, propranolol
Class 3, Prolong repolarisation, amiodarone
Class 4, Ca channel Blockers, verapamil

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What are the additional antiarrhythmic drugs, their MOA and examples

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Cardiac glycoside, slow AV conduction, digoxin
Adenosine, slow AV conduction
Muscarinic Antagonist, speeds AV conduction, Atropine

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3
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What would you use for sinus tachycardia?

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Class 2, Beta blockers, propronolol

Class 4, calcium channel blockers, verapamil

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How do you treat AF/flutter

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Class 1, Na channel blockers, flecainide
Class 2, Beta blockers, proponolol
Class 4, Calcium channel blockers, verapamil
Digoxin

Warfarin / NOACs to lower risk of stroke

Flecainide, 2 3 4 adenosine

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5
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How do you treat AV block

A

Antimuscarinic (atropine)

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How do you treat ventricular tachycardia

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Class 1, Na Channel Blockers, lidocaine
2, Beta blockers, propranolol
3, prolong repolarisation, amiodarone

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How do you treat WPW syndrome

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Class 1, Na Channel blockers, flecainide

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How do you treat vagal bradycardia

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Antimuscurinic (atropine)

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