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AliskERIN |
RENIN antagonist! |
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Peptidyl Dipeptidase |
ACE enzyme |
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Non selective Alpha blockers can cause tachycardia, so to prevent this you treat it with a.... |
Beta Blocker |
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What other drugs besides Hydralizine and Nitroprusside cause NO release? |
Histamine, Nitrates and Acetylcholine |
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Drugs used to treat Cyanide Posioning |
Sodium Thiosulfate, Nitrites and Hydroxycobalamine |
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Ingesting Tyramine rich foods |
Labetalol |
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To manage intraoperative and post operative HTN |
Esmolol |
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Beta 1 selective blockers |
Metotolol and Atenolol |
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What is spironolactone used in? |
To treat Hypokalemia and CHF |
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ADR of Sprionolactone |
Gynaecomastia and Impotence. (It has anti-adrenergic effects) |
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The effects of Mannitol |
severe release of water |
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uses of Mannitol |
Cerebral edema and Glaucoma |
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Drugs you SHOULDNT use with Furosemide? |
Aminoglycosides |
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Drugs that cause severe hyperkalemia? |
Beta blockers, Nsaids and ACEI |
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Effects of Probenicid with DIuretics |
they reduce the effects by reducing their secretion |
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Antidiuretic Hormones |
Vasopressin and Desmopression |
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MOA of ADH agonist? |
increase V2 receptors>>Increase cAMP>>more aquaporin water channels.
Reduces urince volume but increases it concentration |
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ADH antagonist |
Conivapaton and Demecyclcine |
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What type of disease would you treat ADH antagonist for |
SIADH, certain tumors like small cell carcinoma can secrete a lot ADH! |
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Lithium induced DI |
Amiloride |
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Effects of Silendifil |
blocks PDE5, Increases cGMP |
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Drugs you should not use with Digioxin |
Loop, Fuerosemide and Veramapil |
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Ranolazine |
pFOX inhibitor-blocks the sodium current in the na/cl pump that allows calcium to enter. thus you reduce calcium>>reduce contractility |
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DOC in relieving all types of angina |
Nitrates |
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When to use ccb's |
prophylatic treatment in variant angina |
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Beta blockers |
only good in PREVENTING angina or exercise induced angina |
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ideal for treating angina |
ccb's and Nitrate |
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Isosorbide |
venodilator the decreases prelaod. uese for acute of chronic CCF |
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Hydralazine |
decreases after load use with nitrates |
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Sodium Nitropursside |
use for emergencies |
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MOA of Digoxin |
Increase Contractility, by inhibiting the na/k pump. decreases HR and AV conduction. to reduce rapid ventricular rate! ` |
