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Cardiac cells are positive or negative in the interior compared to the external?
Net neg. charge compared to the outside of the cell
SA node and purkinje fibers have seperate A.Potentials, T/F?
T
Speed of A.P @
SA Node=slow
-Atrium=fast
-AV node=slow
-His-purkinge=fast
-Ventrical=fast
Vaughan Williams Classification is
Used to classify antidysrhythmia drugs, how they effect Act. pot.
-Class 1 (A-c)
-Class II-IV
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action: Class I
Membrane stabilizing agent
fast Na channel blockers
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action and indication:
-General class agent
-character of all three classes
-Used for ventricular and life threatening dysrhythmias
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action: Class Ia
quinidine, procainamide, disopyramide
-Na channel blocker
-Delay repol.
-inc. the APD
-used for A-fib,PAC's, PVC's, V-Tach, Vent tach., and wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action: Class Ib
Block Na channel
-Accelerates repolarization
-Decre. APD
-Vent dysrhyth. only
-PVC's, Vent tach, Vent Fib
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action: Ic
Flecainide, Propafenone
-Block Na channel
-little effect on APD or repol.
-For severe Vent dysrhyth.
-can be used for A-fib and flutter
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action: Class II
Beta-blockers: atenolo,asmolol, petaprolo, propanolol: reduce or block sympathetic NS stim., decreased transmission of impulses to the heart
-Depress phase 4 depolorization
-Gen myocardial depressents for SV and Vent dysrhyth.
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action: Class III
-Amiodarone, bretylium, sotalol, ibutilide
-Incr. APD
-Prolong repol in phase 3
-used for difficult to tx dysrhyth.
Vaughan Williams Classification Mech of action: Class Iv
Verapamil, diltiazem
-Ca channel blockers
-dpress phase 4 depol.
-Reduce AV conduction
-used for PSVT, rate control, A-fib and flutter
Digoxin and adenosine..
no class, they have properties of several classes
Adenosine..
Slows AV node
-used to convert PSVT
-short Half life, <10 secs.
-IVP fast only
-asystole for a few seconds
Antidysrhythmics side effects
-dysrhythmia
-Hypersens.
-Nausea
-Vomit
-Diarrhea
-Dizz
-Blurr vision
-Headache
Nursing implications:
-Drug & med Hx
-Vitals (BP, P , I&O, Card rhythem
-serum K= pretherapy
-assess contraidications and drug interactions
-Monitor during therapy, rythem, HR, BP, general wellbeing, color, temp. H and B sounds
-plasma drug levels
-toxicity
-take as directed, don't skip
-contact if missed dose
-no crush or chew
-For Class I look at QT interval, >50%
-IV pump
-Lidocaine w/Epi not to be given w/ IV