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CHD is positively associated with...
high TC and elevated LDL
High levels of HDL are associated with...
decreased risk of heart disease
Primary goal of antihyperlipidemic drugs
Reduction of LDL
Levels for drug treatment
LDL > 160 with one other major risk factor (HTN, diabetes, smoking)
Goal LDL level
less than 130 mg/dl
Primary treatment for hypertriaclyglycerolemia
diet and exercise
Drug therapy for hypertriaclyglycerolemia
niacin and fibric acid derivatives
Secondary benefit of statin drugs
Triacylglycerol reduction
Effects of HMG CoA Reductase inhibitors (STATINS)
lower elevated LDL
Inhibits first enzymatic step of cholesterol synthesis
Increases number of LDL receptors in the liver
Decrease plasma cholesterols
Therapeutic uses of Statins
effective in all types of hyperlipidemia
Patients with what disease do not react well to statins?
Homozygous for familial hypercholesterolemia
--> lack LDL receptors
Adverse effects of Statins
Biochemicals abnormalities in liver function
Myopathy, rhabdo
May increase warfarin levels
Lab tests that should be run with Statins
Liver function
Serum transminase levels
Plasma creatine kinase
PTT
CI for Statins
pregnancy and nursing mothers
Most effective agent for increasing HDL
Niacin
Mechanism of Action for Niacin
Inhibits lipolysis in adipose
Decrease in liver triacylglycerol synthesis
Increases HDL
Adverse effects of Niacin
Intense cutaneous flush with uncomfortable warmth
--> give ASA with niacin to decrease
Pruritus
Predisposition to hyperuricemia and gout
Fibrate drugs
fenofibrate
gemfibrozil
Drug class that lowers serum triacylglyerols
Fibrates
-fenofibrate
-gemfibrozil
Adverse effects of fibrates
Inc biliary cholesterol excretion
-gallstones
Myositis
-mm weakness, tenderness
Myopathy/Rhabdo
Drug interactions with Fibrates
Competes with coumarin for binding sites

Monitor prothrombin levels
CI for Fibrates
Pts wtih severe hepatic and renal dysfunction
Pts with gallbladder disease
Significant LCL cholesterol-lowering effects with benefits less than statins
Bile acid-binding resins
Bile acid-binding resins--- Drugs
cholestyramine
colestipol
colesevelam

bind with bile acicds and bile salts in small intestine
Mechanism of Action for Bile acid-binding resins
Lowering bile acid concentration causes hepatocytes to increase conversion of cholesterol to bile acids

-excreted in feces
Therapeutic uses for BABR
Cholestyramine relives pruritus in pts with biliary obstruction
Adverse effects of BABR
Constipation
Flatulence
Impaired absorption of fat soluble vitamins
Drug interactions of BABR
interferes with intestinal absorption of many drugs
Inhibits intestinal absorption of dietary and biliary cholesterol in the small intestine
Ezetimibe-- cholesterol absorption inhibitors

Leads to decrease in delivery of intestinal cholesterol to liver
increased clearence of cholesterol in the blood