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Lidocaine Drug Type and Uses
IB
Post MI
Vtach suppression
Frequency dependent AP inhibition
Stop DADs
Lidocaine A/E
Neurotoxicity
Proarrhythmia --> monomorph Vtach
Activate dormant in structural damage
Flecainide Type and Uses
IC
Afib (termination & prophylaxis)
Flecainide A/E
Proarrhythmia esp in structure damaged
Dec Ino
Widening QRS
Procainamide Drug Type and Uses
IA
Life-threatening Vtach
Inhibit reentry
K+ prolongs AP & refractory period
Procainamide Metabolism
Renal and Hepatic Elim
N-acetyl pro active metabolite
Procainamide A/E
Proarrhythmia
Monomorphic (EADs)
Torsade (IKr)
Dec ino
Bone marrow suppression
Lupus
QT prolongation
QRS prolongation
Sotalol Drug Type and Uses
III
d-sotalol is a beta blocker
Afib
Vtach esp with implanted devices
Ischemic heart disease
Sotalol A/E
Proarrhythmia: torsade
Dec Ino (beta blocker)
Bronchoconstriction
Amiodarone Drug Type and Uses
III
IV & PO (immediate - long term)
Vtach
Afib
Prevents cardiac arrest
Amiodarone MOA
IKr & IKs inhibition
Na block
Ca block
Non-comp block of alpha & beta receptors
Amiodarone A/E
Pulm tox
Hepatotox
Skin deposits
Neuropathy
Thyrotox
Hypothyroidism (T4 --X--> T3)
Increase Digoxin & Warfarin
Amiodarone PK
LONG Half life (weeks)
Huge loading dose
Propranolol Drug Type and Uses
II
Afib
Slow AP at AV node
Vtach
Propranolol Effects
Dec ino
Dec Ca
Dec DADs
Verapamil Drug Type and Efects
IV
Slows AV conduction
Adenosine MOA
Hyperpolarizes & blocks AV node (K+)
Adenosine Uses
No reentry
Adenosine PK
Half life seconds
Adenosine A/E
Cardiac arrest
Chest pressure
Flushing
Bronchoconstriction (A3)
Theophylline (receptor antagonist)
Dipyridamole (inh ando reuptake, prolonging effect)