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right heart path
PA
RV
TRI
RA
S/IVC
left heart path
A
LV
MItral
LA
PV
common location of artherosclerosis
Left main coronary
left or right coronary artery
tunica externa is
outer
loose Connective tissue
Tunica media is
middle
smooth muscle
Tunica intima
inner
simple squamous epi
Artery vs Vein
round flat
muscle less
valves none
SA is located in
R atrium near S vena cava
AV located
Base or R atrium
during diastole open valves are
Tri and mitral
During systome open are
aorta and PV
liver releases
angiotensinogen
Renin is released from the
kidney
kinase II turns
AG I to agII and
Bradykinin to inactive
angiotensinogen and bradykinogen are turned to what by what
renin and kallikrenin/ ang I and bradykinin
non-renin alternate path is/ by what
angiotensionogen to ang II
t-p factor
cathepsin P
tonin
non- Ace alternate path is/ by what
angI to angII
chymase
cage
cathepsin P
angII at1 causes
negative
Vascular smooth muscle growth
I CNS I CO
I aldosterone from adrenal cortex
I GFR/ filtration fraction
I ADH and thirst and h20 in
angII ag2 causes
postive changes
vasoD
anti-proliferation
Cell differentation
Tissue repair
aldosterone causes
myocardial fibrosis, arrhythmias,LVH
Na retention, MG/K+ loss
hypertension, endothelial dysfunction, d NO synthesis, prothrombotic
S activation, P inhibition
I CO causes
b1, b2,a1, NOT a2

overstimulation= myocyte death, arrhythmias, b1 downregulation
I sym causes
Na retention
BV constriction
=HR*SV
cardiac output
=CO/BSA
CI= cardiac index
SV/EDV*100 =
EF= ejection fraction
CO*SVR+CVP=
MAP
= 2*DIASTOLIC PRESSURE + SYSTOLIC PRESSURE/3
MAP
pulmonary pressure ~
35/20
systemic pressure =
120/80
ACEi _____ preload and afterload
reduce
preload causes
enlarged liver
jvd
edema peripheral crackles
s3 heart sound
dry mucous mem/ skin turgor
daily weight
Afterload causes
1. vascular diastolic pressure (greater afterload = greater DP)
2. pulse pressure (difference b/w systolic pressure and diastolic pressure. the smaller the difference, the greater the afterload)
3. pulses (increased SNS and RAAS stimulation --> decreased peripheral pulse strength).
swan ganz catheter
measure pulmonary artery pressure in actue decompensated heart failure, after load
1. preload/end diastolic pressure
2. ejection fraction
arteriosclerosis is
hardening of arteries
arTHEROsclerosis
formation of artheroma (fatty plaques
subset of arteriosclerosis
IHD
lack of O2
Endothelial dysfunction is/ cause
d ability to regulate vascular tone, clotting and inflammation
cause:age, sex, smoking, family history of chd, dyslipidemia, obesity, DM, htn,↑ homocystine,
Fatty streak formation is mostly and how
mostly asymptomatic/ macrophates engluf lipoproteins forming foam cells
macrophates and foam cells release ____ and result in also what step
Fatty streak
growth factors and cytokines that cause:cell proliferation, inflammation and matrix degradation
Fibrous plaque X% = symptom at exertion
50
Thrombus formation: causes/process
02 mismatch
plaque leak-
platelet recruited
- thrombous or clot- stabilized by thrombin
conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin
02 supply
coronary blood flow
O2 extraction
O2 availability
O2 demand
Heart RAte
Contractility
Wall tension
early mycardial remodeling is
wall thinning and ventricular dilation
latemycardial remodeling is
fibrosis
acute MI % with symptoms/ death
1/3 no symptoms/ 50% die
STEMI
most common, >30min, nitro has no effect
NSTEMI
<30 min,
CHD risk equivalents
1. Symptomatic CAD /stroke/Transient Ischemic attack TIA/>50% obstruction of carotid artery\
2.Peripheral artery disease
3. Abdominal aortic aneurysm
4. Diabetes
5. 2+ major risk factors + 10yrs of hard CHD>20%
Major risk factors
1.cigarette
2.hypertension ctrl still counts
3.Low HDL <40mg/dl
4.Family history of CHD
1st degree in male w/ CHD <55yo
1st degree in female w/CHD <65yo
5.Age Men >45 Women >55
ApoB/ApoA-1
bad-over good 5:1 = 3.25 increase bad things happenen
Exercise
.86 = good things
BMI
-18.5-25-30-35-40-
bmi calc
= kg/m2 lb/2.2=kg inch/.39=cm
NCEP ATPIII Metabolic syndrome criteria >/=3
Abdominal obesity >102cm/40in men >88cm/35 in women
Triglycerides > 150
HDL <40 m <50 f
blood pressure <130/85
fasting glucose >100mg/dl
Metabolic Syndrome
Central Obesity + Insulin Resistance
Inflammation Thrombosis Hyperglycemia Hypertension Dyslipidemia Thrombosis
Proinflammatory and prothrombotic mediators in metabolic syndrome
↑IL-6 TNF-a, PAI-1
not a disease
insulin resistance
PR interval
atria through AV nodes to ventricles

digoxin, beta blockers, nono-dihydropyridine calcium blockers ↑ conduction times
QRS duration
conduction time from proximal bundle of his to completion of ventricular depolarization
Na+/K+ blocking drugs
QT interval
Ventricular repolarization time
Na+/K+ channel blocking drugs can prolong
ST segment
elevated = acute
QRS Voltage
Measure of left ventricular mass (hypertrophy)
Holter Monitor
chronic pt
evaluate baseline heart rhythms
24-48 hours
Echocardiography
ejection fraction issue
left ventricular problems
2d and 3d
TEE= invasive
TTE= noninvasive
use with dobutamine to find left ventricular function issues
Stress Test who and how
diagnosis of obstructive CAD
echo and ekg
family history very high
post revascularization, is pci working?
rhythm disorders
women
85% of HR should be reached
if you cant use dobutamine
inotrop or vasodialtor
HR=220-Age
no LV diagnosis
vasodilators for stress test
dipyridamole
adenosine
Coronary AngioGraphy for?
for suspected CAD
Xray and dye
Coronary angioplasty/PCI Percutaneous coronary intervention for? symptoms?
STEMI and NSTEMI
only imporoves symtomes not outcome
only operation that improves outcome
CABG
nicotine in acid is
ionized and poorly absorbed
nicotine in base is
unionized and absorbed
bioavail of nicotine is
low because of acid and 1st pass metabolism
per cig xmg
1 mg/cigarette
T1/2 of nicotine
2hr
T1/2 of cotinine
16 hours
excretion of nicotine is
through the kidneys and breast milk
Nicotine causes vaso
contrition
drugs that have decreased effect due to induction of cyp1a2
caffeine and theophylline
drugs that have increased effect due to induction of cyp1a2
clopidogrel
What smokers can not take what drug why
combined hormonal contraceptives because of stroke, MI, thromboembolism, 35yrs and older smoke at least 15c/day
PAH is
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons interact with many drugs.
name two generic drugs and spell
bupropion, Varenicline
when to use drugs to quit
at over 10c/day
drugs should not be used to quit
pregnant, smokeless, light under 10c/d and adolescents
nrt can be used in 18 and under but
requires prescription
bupropion effects
NE and dopa
Varenicline moa
partial nicotinic agonist bind a4b2, blocks and activates
Central agents
clonidine
methyldopa
moxonidine
rilmenidine
clonidine moa/ effect/ SE
a2 antagonist at cns and peri
reset baroreceptors
baroreceptor intact
no orthostatic hypotension
dry mouth, sex dysfx, rebound hypertension,
methyldopa
a2 action in cns,
prodrug,
good for pregnancy
d Vasc Resis
little effect on HR or CO
SE:heptotoxicity
messes up Coombs test
moxonidine and rilmenidine
imidazoline I1 agonist in CNA and a2 agonist but weak
SE
less dry mouth vs clonidin
sedation
no rebound hypertension
Adrenergic neuron blockings
Reserpine
Reserpine
destroys vescicles
d CO d PVR
Sympathetic reflexes intact
d CNS Sympathetic outflow MAO unk


SE

diarrhea, GI cramps, I acid secretion
at GI normally P>S after S>P
Parkinsonian
Sexual dysfunction
mental depression
effect last after stopage
inexpesnsive
Adrenoceptor blocking drugs
a block and b block
Prazosin, Terazosin, doxazosin, trimazosin
block vasoconstrictor effect of CCA on Arterioles and Veins
d BP t I HR t I Cardiac contractility
I renin I fluid retention
d S outflow MAO unk

SE
dizziness, HA fatigue, Peripheral edema
orthostatic hypotension
overtime SE d
d plasma tri d total and LDL i HDL GOOD!!
b-adrenoceptor antagonist
NSB props tims nads
SB meto ate bison
NSBISA pendi cartel pinch
SBISA ace
NSBISAO lab
NSBO cart
SBO neb
nsb initial /over time
initiall: dHR dcontractility

time: CO returns to normal and d PVR

d renin secretion

i plasma triglycerides d HDL cholesterol

SE

mental depresion, fatigue
rebound tach, I BP on discontinuation
use w/ care in:
asthma, HF,DM, PVR (use SB)
NSB effects on blood lipids
i plasma triglycerides

s total and ldl

d HDL cholesterol
NSB effects on blood lipids
s plasma triglycerides

s total and ldl

i HDL cholesterol
Vasodilators types
CCB
dhp
ndhp
hydralazine
minoxidil
NaNitroprusside
type of CCB
ROC/VOC
receptor operated channels and voltage
4 types of VOC
TLNP
transient, long, neural, P___
t= skeleatl and heart
L, most common vasc CM cardiac SM , sk SM
N= blocked by omega-conotoxin
ndhp (2)
verapamil diltiazem
NDHP moa etc
bind strongly to inactive state
use dependent,, more active the strong the drug
selective Arteriole>venous by blocking voltage operated Ca2 channels.
ca influx = d intracellular Ca t decrease contractin t I vasoD
Arterial d t d PVR t d BP
no fluid retention

SE
cardiac depression
constipation
DHP ends in the letters
ipine
DHP moa etc
lack cardiac blocking activity t reflex tachacardia

no fluid retention

SE

reflex tach for DHP

IR nifedipine causes d BP too fast
Hydralazine moa etc
releases arteriolar SM via
endothelium dependent NO
hyperpolarization of vascular SM
dPVR d BP t Sympathetic reflex t use B blocker
dBP I fluid retention t use diuretic

SE
LUPUS more common in men

secondary tachyphlaxis,, drug stops working, need second drug

low oral bio

N acetylation metabolizym
many phenotypes
NOT for long term solo
USE with B block and diuretic
Minoxidil moa etc
prodrug
cell hyperpolarization via atp sensitive K+ channels

relaxes arteriolar SM by hyperpolarization of vascular SM

d PVR d BP I sympathetic reflex I fluid retetion


SE
I potent renin
Na+ water retention
use with care in CHF
hypertrichosis Use for BALD guys
Vasopeptidase inhibitors
ACEi
AngII receptor antagonists
Vasopeptidase inhibitors
Renin inhibitors
Endothelin receptor antagonists
ACEi ends in
pril
Angiotensin II receptor antagonists- end in
artan
Vasopeptidase inhibitors -ends in
atrilat
Renin inhibitors- end in
kiren
ACEi SE
SE

ACEi
also degreades bradykinin increased bradykinin t I cough.
cough
angioedema
tetragenic
hypotension
acture renal failure
hyperkalemia
prr binds to
pro-renin to make renin (localized)
ang 1-7 activates
Mas then diamerize turn off ATIIreceptor-1
ARB (artan) moa/se
inhibit angiotensin II type I receptors

SE
no dry cough
diarrhea, dizziness, insomnia, nasal congestion,
teratogenic
hyperkalemia, htn, angioedema
Vasopeptidase inhibitors -atrilat moa/se
inhibit ACE and neutral endopeptidase
neutral endopeptidase inhibits: BK adrenomedullin, anp

SE
cough
facial redness, flusing, dizziness,
severe angioedema vasoD
fail drug
Renin inhibitors -kiren moa/se
block formation of angI and angII from angiotensinogen
renin is rate limiting step in formation

SE
diarrhea

cough 1/3 of acei
poor bioAvail 2.5% poop it out
teratogenic
Essential hypertension is
no identifiable cause, most common
Secondary HTN is
<10% of all cases,
Drug or disease releated
can be reversible
disease that cause 2nd htn
CKD, suhings, sleep apnea, parathyroid disease, aldosteronism
Drugs that cause 2nd htn
amphetamines, alkaloids, nsaids, cocaine, ephedra, nicotine , sodium ethanol and licorice.
normal and other BP ranges
-120-140-160-
-80-90-100-
N#PH#ST1#ST2
diagnose htn requires
2 measurements at 2 visits.
htn pts presentation
appear healthy for the most part
htn target organs
brain- stroke
eyes-retinopathy
heart-lvd
kidney-ckd
peri vascularture-peri arterial disease
goal for primary htn
140/90
special htn goal for what conditions
ckd/dm 130/80
stage 1 use,
stage 2 use
monotherapy: ace/arb/Thaizide
two drug: Ace/Arb+thiazide or Ace/Arb + CCB
LVD use
1.Diuretic with ACE then BB2. Aldosterone antagonist or arb
Post-MI use
1.BB then add ACE/ARB
CAD use
1.BB then add ACE/ARB
2. CCB or Diuretic
DM use
1. ACE or ARB
2. Diuretic
3. CCB or BB
CKD use
ACE or ARB
Stroke prevention use
Diuretic with ACEi
LVD BB that can be used
metoprolol XL 12.5-25/ 200
carvedilol 3.125 /25-50
Bisoprolol 1.25/10
double dose q 2 weeks in stable lvd
CCB therapy in genreal redueces
ischemic symptoms
Thiazide diuretic therapy only__
lowers BP
CKD is defined ast
<60ml/min/1.73m2
albuminuria >300mg/day or
>200 mg alb/g creat
2x measure in 3 mo
very old pts target for htn
80 years old 145/90
Saseen
4 thiazides
Chlorthalidone
Hydrochlorothiazide
INdapamide
Metolazone
SE of thiazides
hyopK/NA/MG, dehydration, GOUT
I glucose and cholesterol
S, ACEi
SE:
cough
hyperK
angioedema
I lithium
tetragen
I SCR but this is good up to 30%
1/2 starting dose for LVD/ hyperNA or vol depletion/elderly
S arb
SE: HyperK, renal fail in bilateral renal artery stenosis, I lithium
teratogenic/
btw: no dry cough, I scr, 1 generic losartan
S CCB dhp
SE:HA, peri edema, flushing, reflex tach, worsen, GERD
contraindicated in: LVD (except amlodi+felodipine
mostly used for HTN
s ccb ndhp
d HR/block/ constipation(vera)/peri edema/ worsen GERD
interaction: Vera and diltiazem p450 3a4, I cyclosproine/ I block rish with BB or digoxin
S bb
BB come after thiazide in noncompelling
SE: exercise intolerance/ d HR/block/ beware at 55-60bpm/ED with ISA/ mask signs of DM/ angina w/ cocaine/ risk of HB with dhp and digoxin
contradict: 2-3rd heartblock/acute LVD/asthma/isa in post MI/
S aldo antagonist
used in LVD
SE: hyperK esp w/ ckd/orthostatic hyoptension/ hyopNa/ man boobs/
I lithium
favor/unfavor/avoid: diuretic
osteoporis,high K/ gout, low K
favor/unfavor/avoid:ACEi
low K, preDM/highK /preg bilat renal artery stenosis
favor/unfavor/avoid:arb
low K, preDM/ high K/ pregnancy/ bilat renal artery stenosis
favor/unfavor/avoid: ccb dhp
raynauds/ peri edema high hr, tach/lvd except amlo/feldipine
favor/unfavor/avoid: ccb ndph
raynaulds, ha, /peri edema low hr/ 2nd or 3rd lvd
resistant treatment use:
chlorthalidone/ Aldoanta/ consider loop/ if bb use carve or lab/