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What are the effects of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors?
Reduced cholesterol synthesis
Increased cellular LDL receptors
Increased LDL uptake
Decreased circulating LDL
Decreased VLDL synthesis
Increased HDL
How do the statin drugs work?
HMG-CoA reductase inhibition
What are the most potent statins?
Atorvastatin
Rosuvastatin
What drugs inhibits an enzyme essential for VLDL & triglyceride synthesis?
Niacin
What are the consequences of niacin?
Decreased VLDL, triglycerides
Increased HDL
What is most potent HDL increaser?
Niacin
What are the side effects of statins?
Headache, rash, GI upset
Myositis (esp w/P450 inhibitors)
Increased liver enzymes
Teratogen
Possible memory loss
What drug causes myositis as a side effect?
Statins
What drug causes cutaneous flushing as a side effect?
Niacin
What are the side effects of niacin?
cutaneous flushing (prevented by aspirin)
Increased uric acid
Increased liver enzymes
Increased insulin resistance
What is cholestyramine?
Bile acid binding resin
What is colestipol?
Bile acid binding resin
What is colesevelam?
Bile acid binding resin
How do bile acid binding resins work?
Highly charged cationic resins that irreversibly bind bile acids & prevent their absorption
Results in decreased lipid absorption from gut
What are the side effects of the bile acid binding resins?
No systemic effects
Constipation
Gritty texture
How do the fibrates work?
Binds to PPA receptor (in cell cytosol) then migrates to the nucleus & binds to specific response elements in the DNA & alters apolipoprotein synthesis
What are the fibrates?
gemfibrozil
fenofibrate
What is the result of fibrate drugs?
Decreased VLDL
Increased lipoprotein lipase & HDL
What are the side effects of the fibrates?
nausea, diarrhea, gallstones
some anticoagulant effect
What cholesterol-lowering drug has gallstones as a side effect?
fibrates: gemfibrozil & fenofibrate
How does ezetimibe work?
Block cholesterol receptors in intestine-->decreased fat absorption
What are side effects of ezetimibe?
flatulence
What is sitostanol?
Drug causing decreased cholesterol uptake?
How does orlistat work?
Decreased pancreatic lipase-->decreased fat absorption from gut
What drugs cause "anal leakage"?
Orlistat
Olestra
What is vytorin?
statin + ezetimibe
What is advicor?
lovastatin + niaspan
What drugs can cause secondary hyperlipoproteinemias?
Thiazide diuretics
Beta blockers
Glucocorticoids