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V-gated Na channel: lidocaine, procainamide, flecainide |
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class 1 specific Na antaagonist
blocks Na to increase threshold of Na
high selectivity for damaged tissue
meta depend on hepatic bloood flow.
only V arrythmia + stress (MI, cardiac surgery)
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class 1 + less class 3 blocker, cardioversion
metabolite NAPA.
PAT
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class 1+3 equal blocker, suppression |
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beta blockers: l stalol, d sotalol, dl sotalol, metoprolol, propranolol
for pt. of increased adrenergic level
stress: surgical, anesthetic, anginal, MI
CHF and ICD
hyperthyroidism
pt. of SCD |
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pan beta-blocker + class 3
adjunct with ICD
Arrhythmia + SCD
PAT |
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V-gated K channel: amiodarone, dofetilide, |
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clcass 3, K, Na, Beta.
suppress + prevent arrhythmias with decreased CO function
suppress refractory ventricular arrhythmia: not responsive to others.
oral for long term suppression of v. arrhythmia for SCD syndrome |
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treat torsades de pointes |
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V arrhythmia + SCD
with dl sotalol + amiodarone |
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Ca channel blocker: verapamil, diltiazem |
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purinergic receptor in AV node, suppress AV node conduction. |
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Drugs for Acute Ventricular Arrhythmia
hemodynamic instability |
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Drugs for acute ventricular arrhythmia
tolerable hemodynamics |
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class 1: procainamide
class 3: dl sotalol, amiodarone |
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drugs for chronic ventricular arrhythmia |
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ICD
class 3: dl sotalol, amiodarone |
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Drugs for atrial flutter/fibrillation |
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Rate controller: decrease rate of AV node
Cardioversion: restore Sinus rhythm to prev. thrombi
Suppression: prevent recurrency |
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Drugs for Atrial Flutter/Atrial Fibrillation:
rate control drugs |
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BCD
control ventricular response rate
increase refractory of AV node
Beta blocker:
propranolol for rapidity,
metoprolol for longevity
Ca channel blocker:
verapamil,
diltiazem for longterm.
IV Digitalis |
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Drugs for Atrial Flutter/Atrial Fibrillation:
cardioversion |
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electric PAD
decrease conduction, increase refractory of atrial re-entrant circuit
restore sinus rhythm to prevent thrombi
electrical: for hemodynamically unstable/untolerable arrhythmia
Procainamide:
Amiodarone
Dofetilide |
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Drugs for Atrial Flutter/Atrial Fibrillation:
suppression |
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FBDD
long term prevention recurrent A Flut/Fib
choose less side effect drugs than cardioversion
Flecainamide: less s.f. vs. procainamide
Beta blocker: dl sotalol, metoprolol
dofetilide: for pt. inappr. for beta, watch TDP
oral low dose digitalis
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valsava maneuver
adenosine
rate controller: propranolol, verapamil, digitalis |
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Break Torsades de Pointes |
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mostly sustained V Tach
SCD: V arrhythmia + pre-existing heart disease |
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most common arrhythmia requires therapy
tachycardia with hypotension and ischemia
stroke
CHF
cardiomyopathy when chronic |
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Break Bradycardias + blocks
vs.
Break Bradycardias + block due to MI or dig. toxicity |
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most by pacemaker
repeated atropin. |
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Toursades de pointes
associated with what |
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genetic + drug induced: impaired K channel
delayed repolarization
long QT syndrome
(hypokalemia) |
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strategy for re-entrant arrhythmia |
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suppress retrograde conduction: class 1
increase refractoriness of normal: class 3 |
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1st degree: prolonged PR interval, common in BCD
2nd degree: dropped beats with ventricular rate slower than atrial rate. give class 2, 4
3rd degree via vagal hyper (MI, dig toxicity) reversed by atropine.
BBB via class 1. |
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Escape Pacemaker
vs.
Ectopic pacemaker |
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SA node is fucked
abnormal fibers take over |
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Nodal cell
drug for pacemaker potential
Depoarlization + repolarization |
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Muscarinic agonist + digitalis, both increase parasympatheticc activity, inhibit K channel closure
catecholamine: accelareate Ca and K channel. |
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Conduction:
when is effective refractory period
relative refractory period?
resting potential? |
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phase 2 (Ca open) when Na channels are inactivated
phase 3 (K open) when Na is reactivated, Beta blocker + class 3 inhibit.
phase 4. digitalis inhibits. |
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delayed repolarization due most cocmmonly from Ikr/HERG or Iks/KVLQT1 |
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state of chennel anti-arrhythmic drug is used.
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activated + inactivated state
stabilize inactivated state and delay reactivation. |
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anti-arrhythmic drug bind to where of ion channel
prefer Iks or Ikr |
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within the pores
Ikr b/c large pockets and hydrophobic residue. |
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