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Pimobendan
MOA
1) Peripheral vasodilation by:
---Inhibits phosphodiesterase III
---suppress cAMP degradation
---cAMP causes vasodilation
2) Decreased pressure
3) Smaller cardiac preload/afterload
4) increases binding to cardiac myofibrin to Ca+
Pimobendan
- absorption
- metabolism
- bioavailability
- orally
- in liver to active metabolite
- 60-65%
Pimobendan
- plasma protein binding
- excretion
- 90-95%
- bile
Pimobendan
side effect(s)
vomiting in dogs
Digitalis glycosides
MOA
- inhibits Na/K ATPase
- increases intracellular Na and Ca
- increases heart contractility
Digitalis glycosides
side effects
- atrial and ventricular fibrillation
- complete heart block
- GI
- CNS
Digitalis glycosides
what does it do?
- improves contractility and output
- increases injection fraction
- overall parasympathetic effect
which Digitalis glycoside drug is most widely used?
Digoxin
Digoxin
- absorbed
- metabolized
- excreted
- orally
- liver
- bile
Digitalis
high or low therapeutic index?
Very LOW therapeutic index
How to treat digitalis intoxication?
- Phenytoin (for AV block)
- Lidocaine (ventricular arrhythmia)
Digitalis
used for right or left sided HF?
ONLY LEFT HF