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these reduce the occurence of nonfatal MI but have no significant effects on other adverse CV outcomes
Fibrates
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new mechanism of action by which fibrates may act
inhibition of the T1Rs, G protein coupled receptors that underlie sweet and umami taste
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fibric acid derivative
indicated for type III, IV and V hyperlipidemias
MOA unknown but appears to accelerate VLDL catabolism
clofibrate - atromid-S
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fibric acid derivative
type IV and V hyperlipidemia
inhibits peripheral lipolysis, decreases hepatic extraction of free fatty acids
significant enterohepatic recirculation
gemfiborzil - lopid
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fibric acid derivative
appears to inhibit triglyceride and VDLD synthesis
minimally inhibits the glucoronidation of statins
fenofibrate - tricor and lipofen
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bile acid sequestrants
forms insoluable complex with fatty acids
anion-exchange resins
for elevated LDL with primary hyperlipidemia
cholestyramine resin - LoCHOLEST
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bile acid sequestrant indicated for elevated LDL and digitalis toxicity
anion exchange resin polymer derived from poly-epichlorohydrin and alkylated with quaternary ammonium compounds
colestipol HCL - colestid
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bile acid sequestrant used for elevated LDL type IIa hyperlipidemia in combination therapy
colesevelam HCL - welchol
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bile acid sequestrant indicated for treatment of hyperphosphatemia with end-stage renal disease
new for summer of 2004
sevelamer - renagel
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miscellaneous agent that doesn't have hypolipidemic effects
niacinamide
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miscellaneous anti-hyperlipidemic agent indicated for patients with no suspected cardiovascular disease with type IIa and IIb ypercholesterolemia in which diet and other drug therapy is unsuccessful
stimulates the liver to increase catabolism and excretion of cholesterol and its biliary decragadation products
dextrothyroxine sodium - choloxin
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lipase inhibitor for hyperlipidemia that inhibits the lipase enzyme by acylation of the enzye active site nucleophile
ezetimibe - zetia
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omega-3 acid ethyl esters indicated for adjunct to reduce very high triglycerides in adults
isolated from fish
lovaza
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vasopressor used for hypovolemic or septic shock by blocking beta 1 and beta 2 adrenergic agonist
isoproterenol HCL - isuprel
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vasopressor agent used for hemodynamic imbalances caused by CHF, MI, renal failure
5 minute onset, T1/2 - 2 minutes
dopamine HCL - intropin
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vasopressor indicated for the restoration of BP in acute hypotensive states
norepinephrine - levophed
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vasopressor indicated for acute ventricular standstill, cardiac arrest
epinephrine - susphrine
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vasopressor agent indicated for cardiac decompensation from organic heart disease or post-surgical
dobutamine - dobutrex
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vasopressor agent indicated for acute hypotensive states: spinal anesthesia, complete heart block
most urinary excretion as unchanged drug
D-(-)-ephedrine
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pheochromocytoma diagnostic test where catecholamine levels are normally suppressed but not in this tumor
clonidine test
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diagnostic test where the release of catecholamines from the tumor leads to increased plasma levels
glucagon test
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drug for pheochromocytoma prior or post surgical that is a competitve antagonist of alpha adrenergic receptors
rapid action and short duration
phenotalmine - regitine
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drug for pheochromocytoma that irreversibly blocks alpha adrenergic receptors producing "chemical sympathectomy"
phenoxybenzamine - dibenzyline
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agent used to treat pheochromocytoma by inhibiting tyrosine hydroxylase with possible side effects of drooling, tremors and speech difficulty
metyrosine - demser
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this prevents the closure of patent ductus at birth
endogenous prostaglandins
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drug used to keep duct open in patent ductus by producing vasodilation and relaxing the ductus smooth muscle and inhibit platelet aggregation
prostaglandin E1 - alprostadil
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drug used to keep a closed duct in patent ductus by inhibiting cyclooxygenase that is responsible for prostanglandin synthesis
indomethacin sodium - indocin IV
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drug used to keep a closed duct in premature infants patent ductus by inhibiting cyclooxygenase that is responsible for prostanglandin synthesis,
ibuprofen lysine - neoProfen
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The three ways to recognize symptoms of stroke
- 1. ask the individual to smile
- 2. ask the person to talk
- 3. ask the person to raise both arms
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thrombi consisting of mainly fibrin and red blood cells
venous
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thrombi consisting of mainly platelet aggregrates
arterial
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play an important role in hemostasis and thrombus formation
platelets
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antiplatelet that works by inhibition of cyclooxygenase.
low dose is important so you don't disrupt production of prostacyclin
aspirin
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antiplatelet indicated for post MI prevention of sudden cardiac death and rheumatic mitral valve stenosis induced clotting by competitively inhibiting prostaglandin and thromboxane synthesis preventing platelet aggregation
sulfinpyrazone - anuturane
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antiplatelet used for prevention of MI and stroke-in combo with ASA by inhibiting phosphodiesterase inhibition leading to increased cAMP
dipyridamole - persantine
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antiplatelet used for PCTA with and without stents, reserved for use in those intolerant to ASA by inhibiting ADP induced platelet fibrinogen binding and aggregation.
watch out for blood dyscrasias
ticlopidine HCl - ticlid
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dose limitd by peripheral flushing, itching and rash inhibits lipolysis in adipose tissue, decreasing triglycerides esterification in the liver
niacin
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