Test 1: Wk2: 1 Antilipemics - Velentovic Flashcards
Acceptable cholesterol level
<200
Acceptable LDL-C level
<100
Acceptable Triglyceride level
<150
Hyperlipidemia primary causes (2)
diet and genetics
Hyperlipidemia secondary causes (2)
drugs
certain diseases and conditions (diabetes and alcoholism)
1st Line of therapy
diet
decreasing total daily — intake will help cholesterol and triglyerides
fat
high triglycerides are caused by — reduce them by decreasing intake of — and —
high carb intake
carbs and alc
increasing exercise increases — levels
HDL
5 Drugs that lower Cholesterol
resins Statins Nicotinic Acid Ezetimibe PCSK9 Inhibitors
what are the 3 resins
Cholestyramine
Colesevelam
Colestipol
the bioavailability of statins is — why?
0; not absorbed in GI
Normally bile acids undergo —
recirculation 6x/day blocked by —
Normally bile acids undergo enterohepatic
recirculation 6x/day blocked by resins
resins cause increased — excretion of —
fecal; bile acids
resins increase conversion of hepatic — to —
cholesterol to bile acids
bile acids have a negative feedback on — and — remove this negative feedback
7a hydroxylase
resins
resins increase number of — receptors
hepatic LDL
increased hepatic LDL receptors causes a compensation for — resulting in —
compensation for decreased intrahepatic
cholesterol
lower plasma LDL-C
resins are used to treat
hypercholesterolemia
how long for resins to have maximal effects
4 weeks
resins decrease LDL-C by — %
20
resins are often combine with (4 drugs)
HMG CoA reductase inhibitors
ezetimibe
fibrates
Nicotinic acid
can resins be used in pregnant women and children
yes
children older than 6
where do the major side effects of resins occur and what are they
GI
bloating and constipation