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how can you relieve angina pain by demand and supply
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reduce demand by HR, contractility, preload and afterload
increase supply by blood flow |
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3 types of angina
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stable, variant of spasm or prinzmetal, unstable
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what is the underlying cause of stable
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arthrosclerosis
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how does drugs relieve variant and stable angina
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stable- lower demand
variant- increase supply |
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how does nitro decrease demand?
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it dilates veins which deceases preload
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how does nitro help variant
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by relaxing spasm which increases O2supply
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3 adverse effects of nitro
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headache, ortho hypo, and rflex tachy
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how to help reflex tachy after nitro
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use BB or CCB
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why and how are BB used
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decrease demand, - HR and contractibility and used on fixed schedule not PRN
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what can a CCB do?
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help stable by decrease afterload by relaxing arterioles and reduce HR and contract
help variant by relax spasm- increase supply |
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when to use dihydropyridine
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when BB and CCB combined because these to intensify cardiosuppression
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how to decrease risk of MI
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use antiplatelet and cholesterol lowering agent
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3 drugs that can help stable angina
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nitrates, BB, CCB
2nd line- ranolazine- makes heart more effiecent |
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factors to avoid angina
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overexcertion, large meals, stress, cold
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2 drugs that can help variant
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CCB and nitro
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nitro interactions
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hypotensive drugs, viagra
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help reflex tachy from nitro
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CCB and BB
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how to discontinue nitro and needed free time if given 3 times during the day- what times
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slowly, 10-12 hrs, 8 12 4
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example of dihydropyridine
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Nifedipine, Amlodipine CCB
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difference bt dihydropyridine and verapilmil and diltiazem
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hydro (vasodilate only) affect VSM and other affect VSM and heart decreases HR, contract and AV
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verapamil can cause
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Av block, brady and bad for HF
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adverse effect of CCB
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reflex tachy esp. dihydropyridine
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