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Give a thiazide diruetc and its mechnism of action |
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BENDROFLUMETHAZIDE
Actos on DCT - inhibit NA/Cl co transporter dec Na and water reabsorption = decreased blood volume. |
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What are the side effects of thiazide diuretics? |
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Impotence postural hypotension hypokalaemia (inc na in filtrate stimulates NA/K echange in CD |
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give 2 examples of beta blockers and explain their mechanism of action |
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Definition
Propanolol = B1 and B2 Atenolol = B1 selective Block action of Ad/norad on Beta receptors decreased sympathetic stimulation of the heart = decreased HR and SV = decreased CO. Decreased stimulation of renin release = decreased AT2 = dec vasoconstriction and dec aldosterone = dec Na and water reabs |
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What are the side effects of beta blockers? |
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Postural hypotension bronchospasm diabetes (stim gluconeogen and glycogenolysis) bradycardia |
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Give an example of and ACE inhibtitor and explain their mechanism of action. |
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Definition
Rampipril/claptopril
Block actions of ACE = no AT2 production = decreased vascoconstriction, and aldosterone production = dec water reabsorption. |
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What are the side effects of ACE Inhibitors? |
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Definition
Decreased blood pressure on first dose dry cough (Inc bradykinin) |
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Give an example of an AT2 Receptor blocker and its side effects. |
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Definition
Losartan s/e = diarrhoea and urticaria |
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Term
Give and example of a calcium channel blocker and its mechanism of action. |
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Nifedipine/Amlodipine
Block L-type Ca channels decreasedd calcium entry into vascualr smooth muscle and heart. muscle relation = decreased workload of heart and decreased teripheral resistance. |
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What are the side effects of calcium channel blockers? |
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Definition
Arrythmias headache flushing constipation oedema dizzyness |
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Give examples of centrally acting drugs and how they work. |
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Definition
clonidine/methyldopa
Converted to false neurotransmitters and adrenergic synapses. oIncreased stimulation of alpha 2 receptors in medulla = decreased sympathetic drive. |
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