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혈압 조절 기전

a. Baroceptor


b. Renal mechanism


c. Neuronal mechanism


d. Autoregulation

고혈압으로 인한 사망 원인

a. MI (myocardial infarction)/ CHF (congestive heart failure)


b. Stroke

Anti-hypertensive agents

1. Diuretics


-Depleting Na


-Reducing blood volume


-Other mechanisms


2. Sympatholytic agents


-Reducing peripheral resistance


-Inhibiting cardiac output


-Increasing venous pooling


3. Direct vasodilators


-Relaxing vascular s.m.


-Dilating resistance vessels


-Increasing capacitance


4. Agents that block RAAS


- Reducing peripheral resistance and blood volume

Diuretics

Early: reducing blood volume and cardiac output


Later: reducing peripheral vascular resistance (lowering Ca2+ in v.s.m.)


- Major effect: decrease Na+ in interstitial space of vascular s.m. - decrease Ca2+ influx



- Minor effect: K-channel opening of v.s.m. - hyperpolarization

Thiazide

•Normally used in mild or moderate hypertension with normal renal and cardiac function


•Low dose alone or with K-sparing agents/ ACE inhibitor or ARBs


- If not effective, better add a second drug rather than increase dose



•Toxicity


-K loss (hypokalemia) : common in diuretics


-Digitalis toxicity in patients with chronic arrhythmia, acute MI, or left ventricular dysfunction


-Hyperuricemia (Gout by uric acid retention)


-Electrolyte imbalance (low Na+, high Ca2+): epi cell 의 입장.


-LDL elevation


-Erectile dysfunction

Loop Diuretics

Low Ca2+ 이 문제다.

#1. Sympatholytic agents-centrally acting

-causes compensatory retention of Na+ by the kidney.


-Most effective when used with diuretics.



eg) methyldopa (m-DOPA):


-agonist of presynaptic a2 in brain stem


-> prevention of LV hypertrophy


-renin/angiotensin reflex 가 있을 수 있다.



eg2) Clonidine


-withdrawal may cause fatal hypertensive crisis (rebound HT)

Centrally acting agents toxicity

a. Dry mouth (xerostomia)


b. Cardiac effect: bradycardia


c. Hyperprolactinemia: gynecomastia, galactorrhea



Clinical Use: hypertension during pregnancy.

#2. Sympatholytic agents -neuron blocking

eg) Guanadrel: uptake like NE (NET)


Reserpine: interferes the transport of biogenic amines



Toxicity:


Guanadrel


-too polar to enter CNS : less CNS toxicity



Reserpine


-readily enter CNS


:CNS amine depletion (sedation, depression)



Both


-Cardiac effect : bradycardia, sinus arrest


-Increased parasympathetic in GI: diarrhea


#3. Adrenoreceptor antagonist - b adrenergic blocking

eg) propranolol, atenolol



Mechanism:


1) Reduce contractility, cardiac output in heart


2) Reduce renin secretion in kidney



Side effects:


- Bradycardia or cardiac conduction disease


Bronchospasm (asthma)


Rebound symptom


Alpha stimulation in vascular s.m.

#4. a1-adrenergic blocking

a1 blocker = Prazosin


Effect:


a.Artery, Vein vasodilation - continuous effect


b.Reflex tachycardia, Renin reflex - transient effect



Side effect:


a.Renin reflex: sodium and water retention


b.Postural hypotension within 90 min after first administration


c.Reduce TG and LDL but increase HDL



Clinical Use:


a. not used alone, but in combination with diuretics, b-blockers, or others


b. not be combined with vasodilators (e.g. dihydropyridines): tarchycardia


c. good for HT patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia



cf) combined a1, b adrenergic blocking: labetalol, carvedilol

Vasodilators

Hydralazine and minoxidil


- Oral vasodilator for long-term outpatient therapy of hypertension



Nitroprusside and diazoxide


- Parenteral vasodilators to treat hypertensive emergencies



Calcium channel blockers - used in both



Vasodilators work best in combination with drugs that oppose the compensatory response!


Sodium Nitroprusside

a. BP 감소 (치명적 고혈압 또는 surgical bleeding이 있을 때 사용)


b. Pre/afterload 감소


-aortic dissection


-severe CHF


-acute MI



부작용:


a. mitochondrial inhibition -> lactic acidosis


b. hypothyroidism


c. Renin 증가 (rebound HT), V/Q mismatching

Arterial Dilators (Hydralazine, Minoxidil, Diazoxide)



cf) 참고로 vein이 dilate되는 효과는 덜하다.

Hydralazine: unknown target – decrease Ca2+


Minoxidil: KATP opening


Diazoxide: KATP opening



-Hemodynamic Effects: BP 감소 (체위성 저혈압 x)


-sympath. reflex:


a. 심박동, 심수축 증가


b. afterload 증가


c. O2 demand 증가


-renin 증가


a. fluid retention


b. preload 증가


c. O2 demand 증가


--> Coronary steal 때문에 ischemia 환자에 사용 x.

Vasodilator Toxicity

Hydralazine - immune rxn.


Minoxidil - T wave inversion/hypertricosis, hyperglycemia


Diazoxide - T wave inversion, hyperglycemia

Ca-channel blocking

artery dilator 로 nifedipine 사용 가능