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Ace inhibitors
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"-opril"
MOA: 1) stop conversion of AT-1 to AT-2 2) vasodilation and venodilation decrease preload and afterload balanced dilation 3) prevent inh of bradykinin (a potent vasodilator) uses: HTN, decrease mortality in CHF decrease proteinuria in diabetic neuropathy S/E: Cough Angioedema/ Acidosis (metabolic) Proteinuria Taste changes hypOtn (esp. unique is "1st dose hypotension") CI in Pregnancy Rash Itching (2/2 increase bradykinin), Interstitial nephritis Low AT- 2 & GFR *"CAPTOPRIL" CI: preggos (causes fetal renal agenesis), bilateral renal artery stenosis Monitor: 1) Cr levels (dont want Cr levels to rise >30%) 2) BP: for hypOtn |
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ARB's
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"-artans"
MOA: uses: HTN S/E: no itching (no bradykinin), no coughing (no sulfur), DOES CAUSE ANGIOEDEMA; DO NOT USE IN PREGNANCY ***Candisartan is the only ARB that DOES NOT cause angioedema |
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Do ARB's cause
1) cough 2) angioedema 3) itching |
cough- no (dont contain sulfur)
angioedema- yes itching- no (dont inc bradykinin) |
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Mgmnt of AAA
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<4cm: 1st labatolol, 2nd nitroprusside
>6cm: surgery 4-6cm: dr's choice |
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Mgmnt of thoracic aneurysms
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Type A- control HTN, surgery
Type B- control HTN, pray! (canNOT do surgery bc type b is us 2/2 co-morbidities that make this pt a poor surgical canditate) |
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Examples of Renin inhibitors
-what organ do they work in? -toxicity? |
"-kiren"
work in liver #1 hepatotoxic drug |
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Why do ACE-Inh cause cough, and ARB's dont?
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ACE- increase bradykinin (inh breakdown bradykinin)
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rx for prinzmetals
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Ca Ch blkrs or nitrates
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