Second-line HTN Drugs Review Flashcards
B-blockers MoA
Block beta receptors on heart, arteries and kidneys
B-blockers on HR and renin release
Decrease HR, decrease renin release
B-blocker ADE
BRADYCARDIA, Sedation, Fatigue, Shortness of Breath (SOB), Headache, Sleep Disturbances, Sexual Dysfunction
Centrally-acting hypertensives MoA
Activates a2 receptors in vasomotor center, decreases sympathetic outflow (Several are a2 agonists)
C-A hypertensives on HR
Decreases
C-A hypertensives ADE
Sedation, Bradycardia, Constipation, Dry mouth, Dizziness
Loops MoA
Inhibition of the Na+/1K+/2Cl- symport results in a powerful diuretic effect resulting in the loss of these ions along with Ca+2 and Mg+2.
Loops effect on electrolytes
Increase: Nern
Decrease: K, Na, Cl, Mg, Phos, Ca
Loop ADEs
Electrolytes get all janky
Aldosterone antagonists MoA
Inhibit Na/ATPase and ENaC, resulting in excretion of Na and retention of K
Aldosterone antagonists ADE
N/V, headache, rash and HYPERKALEMIA, GYNECOMASTIA, impotence and menstrual disorders
Alpha1 antagonist MoA
Block alpha 1 receptor in vasculature -> vasodilation
Alpha1 antagonist ADE
Hypotension, Fainting, Dizziness, N/V, Runny Nose, Sexual Dysfunction
Direct vasodilators MoA
open K channels resulting in hyper-polarization of vascular smooth muscle.
Direct vasodilators ADE
hypotension, reflex response, hypertrichosis (minoxidil)
MENodixil -> hair growth