Treatment of Angina Flashcards

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1st line

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BB +/- calcium channel blockers

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2
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What BB are used?

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Atenolol 50mg BD

Bisoprolol 5-10mg OD

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3
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What calcium channel antagonists are used?

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Amlodipine 5mg OD

Diltiazem

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4
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Long acting nitrates

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Isosorbide mononitrate

alternative of GTN skin patches

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5
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What are side effects of long acting nitrates?

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Headaches

hypotension

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6
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What is used for symptomatic relief in Angina

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GTN

SE of headaches and hypotension

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7
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Ivabradine

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Reduces HR with minimal impact on BP

Pt must be in sinus rhythm

5mg BD or 2.5mg in elderly

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8
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Ranolazine

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Inhibits late Na+ current

Start at 375mg BD

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9
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When should Ranolazine be used with caution?

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Heart failure
Elderly
Weight <60kg
Prolonged QT interval

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10
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Nicorandil

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K+ channel activator

5-10mg BD

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11
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When is Nicorandil contraindicated?

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Acute pulmonary oedema
Severe hypotension
Hypovolaemia
LV failure

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