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Acute Angina Stable Angina Variant Angina Prophylaxis: oral, ointment, or patch |
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Smooth muscle dilator Veins>Arteries Dec. ED = Dec O2 demand NO donor |
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Examples of Nitrates and how administered |
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Nitroglycerin (Sublingual) Isosorbide mono/dinitrate (Oral) |
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Reflex Tachycardia = INc. O2 demand Tolerance-need free period at night w/ Isosorbide Headache, weakness, hypotension |
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How do Beta-blockers work |
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Block Sympathetic effects on heart Dec. HR and contractility = Dec. O2 demand |
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Propranolol- nonselective Metroprolol- B1 selective |
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Prophylaxis Reduced mortality Post-MI Stable Angina |
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Adverse Effects of Beta-blockers |
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Rebound, fatigue, cardiac suppression NOT w/ variant angina Caution: DM, Asthma, HF,PVD |
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Examples of Calcium Channel blockers |
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Verapamil - most cardiac muscle Diltiazem Nifedipine - smooth muscle |
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How Calcium Channel blockers work |
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All 3 cause vasodilation = dec. coronary vascular resistance = inc. coronary blood flow = inc. O2 supply |
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How does Nifedipine work and contraindications |
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Arterial dilation = Dec. O2 Demand Dec. HR Dec. Contractility can = Reflex |
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How to Verapamil and Diltiazem work |
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Dilation No reflex b/c directly effect heart and dec. contractility Inc. O2 demand |
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Calcium channel blockers are 1st choice for |
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Verapamil and Diltiazem are 2nd choice for what |
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Side effects of all calcium blockers |
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Side effects Verapamil and Diltiazem |
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Dec. contractility, bradycardia, AV slowing |
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Nitrates and Beta-blockers |
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Dec. O2 demand, Beta-Block stops nitrate's reflex Tachycardia |
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Beta-blocker and Ca2+ channel blocker |
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ONLY Nifedipine Beta-block blunts reflex tachycardia (Verap/Dilt riask too much cardiac suppression) |
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