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7 Cards in this Set
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Lipid Regulating Drug Classes
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-HMGCoA Reductase Inhibitors (statins)
-Bile Acid Sequestants (resins) -Ezetimibe -Nicotinic Acis -Fibrates -Fish Oils |
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HMGCoA Reductase Inhibitors
-Drug Names -MOA -SE -CI -Combinations |
-Drug Names, Atrovastatin (long half life) Simvastatin (short half life
-MOA - 1. decreaes choloesterol production in the liver 2. increaase removal of LDL by liver from circulation -SE, well tolerate, rised liver transminases, myalgia or rhabdomyolysis -CI: metabolised by CYP450 ensyme, can lead to interacitons ith other drugs metabolised also with this enzyme -Combinations: statins and resin |
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Bile Acid Sequestrants 'Resins'
-Drug Names -MOA -SE -CI -Combinations |
-Drug Names, 'resins'
-MOA, 'resins (+ve) bind to bile acids (-ve) in the intestinal lumen and prevent the reabsorption -SE can increase TG, can cuase some GIT upset, constipation -CI, because of charge, other drugs with charge can bind -Combinations, resin and statin |
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Ezetimibe
-MOA -SE -Combinations |
-MOA, selectively inhibits absoprtion of cholesterol from the intestine by binding to cholesterol molecule transporters
-SE, long last effect, can circulate many times in intestine -Combinations, ezetimibe and statin |
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Nicotinic Acid
-MOA -SE -CI |
-MOA, poorly understood, liver produces less triglyceride (main effect)
-SE, flushing, GI upset/bleeding, elevated uric acid and blood glucose -CI, GI ulcers, gout, diabetes |
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Fibrates
-Drug Names -MOA -SE -CI -Combinations |
-Drug Names, Gemfibrozil
-MOA, activate PPARa ( found in liver and adipose tissue), increase lipoprotien lipase activity -SE, risk of myopathy -CI, statins - inhibit absorption |
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Fish Oil
-Drug Names -MOA -SE -CI -Combinations |
-Drug Names, omega 3 marine TG's
-MOA, poly-saturated FA's, decrease plasma TG's but increase cholesterol, may have anti-coagulant and anti-inflammatory effect -SE, GI upset |