Pharmacologie Flashcards

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Quelles sont les classes d’anti-arrythmiques ?

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Class I : Sodium channel blockers
Class II : Beta-blockers
Class III : Potassium channel blockers
Class IV : Calcium channel blockers
Class V : Others

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2
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MOA Diltiazem

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Class IV : Calcium channel blockers

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3
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MOA Sotalol

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Class II : Beta-blocker surtout
Potassium channel blockers (arythmies supraV et ventriculaires car joue sur la repolarisation des cellules)

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4
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MOA mexilitine

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Class Ib : Sodium channel blockers

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5
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MOA Atenolol

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Class II: Beta-blocker –>Sélectif B1(minimal B2 effet at high doses)

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6
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MOA lidocaine

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Class Ib : Sodium channel blockers

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7
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MOA Digoxin

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Class V : Na+/K+ ATPase

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8
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MOA Procainamide

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Classe Ia : Sodium channel blockers
Potassium channel blocker

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9
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MOA Propafenone

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Class Ic : Sodium channel blockers
Potassium channel blocker

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10
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MOA Amiodarone

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Class III : Potassium channel blockers
Beta-blocker
Sodium channel blockers
Calcium channel blockers

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11
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Lieu d’action sur le rein des diurétiques : Furosemide

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Loop of Henle : Inihibiteur deu co-transporteur Na+/K+/2Cl- ATPase

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Lieu d’action sur le rein des diurétiques : Spironolactone

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Inhibiteur des récepteurs à l’aldostérone et Potassium sparing diuretic
Tubules contournés distaux ou tubule collecteur selon les sources

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Lieu d’action sur le rein des diurétiques : Hydrochlorothiazide

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Tubules collecteurs
Bloque les transporteurs Na+/Cl-

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14
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MOA Atenolol

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Beta-blocker (B1 selective). À haute dose peut être légèrement B2
Inotrope -, chronotrope -
(Diminue sinus HR & AV conduction + Diminue O2 myocardial consumption)

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15
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MOA Clopidogrel

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Binds to platelet surface ADP ( P2Y12) & irreversibly alters receptor for the lifespan of the platelet

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MOA Rivaroxaban

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Inhibitor of activated clotting factor Xa & prothrombinase activity

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MOA Heparin

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Binds to anti-thrombin & change conformation which accelerates the binding of anti-thrombin to activated clotting factor (Xa, IIa ++) to inactivate their procoagulation activity
Inhibits factor XIII

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MOA TPA

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Tissue plasminogen activator : thrombolysis

19
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MOA Warfarin

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Inhibits Vitamin K epoxidase reductase (VKOR1) which interferes with Vit K action in synthesis of clotting factors (II, VII,IX, X)
Anticoagulant of protein C & S

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MOA Pimobendane

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Inhibitor of PDE III by increasing intracellular Ca2+ sensitivity in cardiac contractile apparatus. it increases AMPc in the cells.

21
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MOA Sildenafil

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Inhibition of cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP) specific phosphodiesterase type V found in smooth muscle of pulmonary vasculature (Increased GMPc)

22
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MOA Benazepril

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Inhibitor of angiotensin converting enzyme (inhibits conversion of Ang I to II

23
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MOA Amlodipine

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Dihydropyridine L-type calcium channel blocker that inhibits voltage gated Ca2+ channel in heart & vasculature smooth muscles

L-type calcium channel also found in afferent arteriole in kidney

24
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MOA Telmisartan

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Selective blockage of AT1 receptor & aldosterone synthesis/secretion
leading to vasodilation & increased Na+ excretion