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Placque Attack
Beta Data
ACE of hearts
Waterloo
Backfield Block
100
Enzyme responsible for the production of cholesterol
What is HMG Co-A Reductase Enzyme?
100
Generic beta blockers end in this
What is "lol"?
100
Vital organ that my be protected by ACE inhibitors
What are the kidneys?
100
Adverse effect from the use of the drug Aldactone (spironolactone)
What is hyperkalemia?
100
Calcium ions are necessary for this part of heart function
What is electrical conductivity?
200
First line choice of drugs to treat hyperlipidermia
What are statins?
200
4 adverse effects of beta blockers
What are hypotension, bradycardia, impotence, depression?
200
Common ending for generic ACE inhibitors
What is "pril"?
200
Potential toxicity from use of Lasix (furosemide)
What is ototoxicity?
200
Excess of this element can cause cardiac irritability
What is ionized calcium?
300
Rare, serious side effect of statins, and labs that monitor this
What are rhabdomyolisis and LFT's?
300
MOA for beta bockers
What is block beta 1 receptors in cardiac cells, slowing HR and lowering B/P?
300
Uses for ACE inhibitors
What are HTN, heart failure and MI?
300
Major use for Lasix (furosemide)
What is congestive heart failure?
300
Common ending for many calcium blockers
What is "pine"?
400
Adverse effects of this pharmacological class of drugs is flushing, hot flashes, hepatotoxicity and gout.
What is nicotinic acid?
400
Data required before administering a beta blocker
What are AHR and B/P?
400
Annoying side effect of ACE inhibitors
What is dry, hacky cough?
400
Major adverse effect of many diuretics
What is hypokalemia?
400
MOA for calcium channel blockers
What is decreases the flow of calcium ions across the myocardial cell membranes, decreasing cardiac irritabiity?
500
This pharmacological class of drugs work in the GI tract by extracting cholesterol in the stool.
What is bile acid resins (or sequestrants)?
500
5 reasons beta blockers may be prescribed
What angina, arrhythmias, heart failure, MI, migraines?
500
MOA for ACE inhibitors
What is angiotension cannot convert to aldosterone and Na+ and water are released?
500
Additional therapeutic effect of diuretics, other than fluid reduction
What is lowering B/P?
500
Uses for calcium channel blockers
What is HTN, angina, and arrhythmias?