pulm HTN Flashcards

1
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What are the Prostanoid drungs?

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epoprostenol
treprostinil
iloprost
selexipag

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2
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what are the the PDE 5 inhibitors

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sildenafil

tadalafil

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3
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what are the endothelin antagonists

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bosentan
ambrisentan
macicentan

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4
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what are the Guanylate cyclase sensitizer

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riociguat

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5
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If the patient has a positive vasopressor test what drugs to use

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CCB
nifedipine
diltiazem
amlodipine

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epoprostenol MOA and effects and Clinical applications

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MOA: mimics endogenous prostacyclin

  • promotes vascular relaxation
  • suppresses growth of vascular smooth muscle
  • inhibits platelet aggregation

via binding to G protein to generate cAMP

effects: lowers pulmonary arterial resistance
- decreases PHTN
- increases exercise intolerance
- improves short term survival

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epoprostenol pk and toxicities

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Short half life so given IV

Toxicities: sepsis due to chronic catheter

  • nasuea + vomiting
  • headache
  • flushing
  • jawpain
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Treprostinil MOA, and Effects

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MOA: mimics endogenous prostacyclin

  • promotes vascular relaxation
  • suppresses growth of vascular smooth muscle
  • inhibits platelet aggregation

via binding to G protein to generate cAMP

effects: lowers pulmonary arterial resistance
- decreases PHTN
- increases exercise intolerance
- improves short term survival

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Treprostinil pk and toxicities

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pk: subcutaneous infusion but painful
longer half life
can be inhaled and has extended release oral

Toxicities: sepsis due to chronic catheter

  • pain in injection
  • nausea + vomiting
  • diarrhea
  • edema

-if inhaled cough, HA, throat irritation lower incidiences of nausea and dizziness and flushing

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iloprost MOA and effects

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MOA: mimics endogenous prostacyclin

  • promotes vascular relaxation
  • suppresses growth of vascular smooth muscle
  • inhibits platelet aggregation

via binding to G protein to generate cAMP

effects: lowers pulmonary arterial resistance
- decreases PHTN
- increases exercise intolerance
- improves short term survival

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iloprost pk and toxicities

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Pk: administered by inhalation

Toxicities: Fainting due to hypotension

  • cough
  • headache
  • flushing
  • jaw pain
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Selexipag MOA and Effects

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MOA: mimics endogenous prostacyclin

  • promotes vascular relaxation
  • suppresses growth of vascular smooth muscle
  • inhibits platelet aggregation

via binding to G protein to generate cAMP

effects: lowers pulmonary arterial resistance
- decreases PHTN
- increases exercise intolerance
- improves short term survival

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Selexipag pk and toxicities

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PK: administered orally BID
-expensive

Toxicities:

  • HA
  • flushing
  • diarrhea, nausea, vomiting
  • jaw and limb muscle pain
  • skin rash
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Bosentan MOA and effects

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MOA: nonspecifically blocks ETa and ETb endothelin receptors

Effects: improves excercise tolerance and slows symptoms progression

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Bosentan PK and toxicities

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PK: oral drug and metabolized by liver

Toxicities:

  • Hepatotoxicity
  • teratogenesis

-headache, flushing, peripheral edema, nasal congestion, anemia and reduced sperm production

Drug interactions:

  • warfarin
  • oral contraceptives
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Ambrisentan MOA and effects

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MOA: selectively blocks ETa receptors that causes vasoconstriction and promote cell proliferation

effects: improves exercise tolerance and slows symptom progression

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Ambrisentan pk and toxicities

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Pk; oral drug

toxicities:

  • teratogenesis
  • others include peripheral edema, nasal congestion, anemia and reduced sperm production

Drug interactions:
-oral contraceptives

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Macitentan

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Non selective ETa and ETb agent that has a long half life but inhibits cP450

19
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Sildenafil MOA and effects

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Viagra, Revatio

MOA: Selectively blocks phosphodiesterase type V enzyme that breaks down cGMP an important intracellular mediator smooth muscle relaxation

effects: improves exercise tolerance and slows symptom progression

20
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Slidenafil PK and toxicities:

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PK: oral drug

Toxicites:

  • priapism
  • HA, flushing, and dyspepsia
  • visual disturbances, + hearing losses
  • milde hypotension
21
Q

what is tadalafil

A

cialis, adcirca

selectively blocks phosphodiesterase type V with longer half lifw

22
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Riociguat MOA and effects

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MOA: Dual mode of action
-sensitizes soluble guanylate cyclase to endogenous NO by stabilizing NO-sGC binding

-directly stimulates sGC independant of NO and promotes vasodilation

effects:
- Improves excercise tolerance and slows symptom progression

23
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Riociguat PK and Toxicites

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PK: oral drug with long half life

Toxicities:

  • hypotension, headache, dizziness and dyspepsia are among the more common significant adverse effects; rarely see severe bleeding
  • Tertagonesis
  • no administered wit NO or type V phosphodiesterase inhibitors
  • interacts with both pg transporters and cP450
24
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4 classes of PHTN

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1 = PHTN no limitation

2= PHTN some limitation

3= PHTN marked limitation

4 =PHTN and cant carry out Physical activity

25
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what is a common PHTN drug combination

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Tadalafil and ambrisentan