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Drugs for angina help correct the imbalance by...
1. decreasing the oxygen demand
2. increasing the oxygen supply
drug therapy for angina pectoris decreases
demand for oxygen
drug therapy for variant (Prinzmetal's) angina increases
supply of oxygen
What are the 5 groups of drug therapy for angina?
1.aspirin
2.cholesterol reducing agents
3.nitrates
4.betablockers
5.calcium channel blockers
Beta blockers
-b1 and b2 antagonists
-block the physiological responses to norepi and epi
-decrease three major determinants of myocardial oxygen demand
what is the beta-blocker of choice?
propanolol
what are the three major determinants of myocardial oxygen demand
1. heart rate
2. contractility
3. systolic wall tension
therapeutic use of beta blockers...
-angina pectoris
-post MI
what drug is contraindicated for use in pts with variant (Prinzemetal's) angina?
beta blockers (propanolol)
adverse effects of beta blockers
-Tiredness /fatigue
-Lethargy
-Impotence
-Bradycardia
-Bronchospasm
What are three examples of nitrovasodilators?
-Nitroglycerin
-Isosorbide Dinitrate
-Amyl Nitrate
How do nitrovasodilators work?
The nitrovasodilators relax almost all smooth muscle by releasing NO which then stimulates the release of cGMP
nitroglycerin is used for
both angina pectoris and variant angina
Important things about nitro
-tolerance develops rapidly
-undergoes extensive 1st pass metabolism
-evokes stimulation of sympathetic nervous system
-may cause tachycardia or "steeling effect"
side effects of nitroglycerin
1. headaches
2. syncope (fainting)
4 types of calcium channel blockers
1.diltiazem
2.nifedipine
3.verapamil
4.bepridil
Calcium channel blockers...
prevent calcium influx into myocytes and smooth muscle lining arteries and atrerioles by blocking the voltage dependent L-Type calcium channel
diltiazem and verapamil also
reduce heart rate
bepridil also
has action to block fast sodium channels
Uses of calcium channel blockers
angina pectoris
variant angina
Hypertension; arrhythmias; subarachnoid hemorrhage
side effects of calcium channel blockers
Ankle edema
Headache
Flushing
Palpitation
important things about antiplatlet agents and angina
The formation of platelet aggregates are important in the pathogenesis of angina, unstable angina and acute MI