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Beta Blockers MOA Correct Answer-'-olol' MOA: Blocks binding of NE and E to beta receptors and inhibit Ca influx -Decrease HR, decrease heart contractility, vasodilation, slows conduction through AV node Avoid: Asthma/COPD and bradycardia Indicated: Angina Calcium Channel Blockers Correct An...

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Beta Blockers MOA Correct Answer-'-olol'
MOA: Blocks binding of NE and E to beta receptors and inhibit Ca
influx
-Decrease HR, decrease heart contractility, vasodilation, slows
conduction through AV node
Avoid: Asthma/COPD and bradycardia
Indicated: Angina


Calcium Channel Blockers Correct Answer-'-dipine'
MOA: Block L-type calcium channels and influx of calcium to cause
cardiac contraction
-Decrease HR, decrease heart contractility, vasodilation


Diuretics Correct Answer-MOA: decrease blood volume through
increase urine output by the kidney
Loop diuretics (frusemide): Inhibits Na-Cl-K co-transporter in thick
ascending limb (reabsorption 25% Na) leading to less water
reabsorption, increase diuresis and natriuresis
Thiazide diuretics: Inhibit Na-Cl transporter in distal tubule
(reabsorption 5% Na) (1st line when over 65yrs)


ACE inhibitors 3 types Correct Answer--Sulfydryl containing =
Captopril (-SH)

, -Dicarboxylate containing = Enalapril, Lisinopril (-COOH)
-Phosphonate containing = Fosinopril (Phosphinic acid)


Angiotensin Receptor Blockers Correct Answer-'-sartan'
Block binding of ANGII at AT1R receptor


Cholesterol lowing methods Correct Answer-1. Statins
2. PCSK9 inhibitors (Evolocumab)
3. ApoB or microsomal transport protein inhibitors
4. Reducing intestinal absorption of cholesterol (diet, resins
(Colystyramine, tertaethylpentamine))
5. Azetidinones (ezetimibe) NPC1L1 inhibitor


Type 1 Statins Correct Answer-Mevastatin, Simvastatin, Lovastins
Contain (lactone ring) beta-hydroxy delta ring that must be hydrolysed


Type 2 Statins Correct Answer-No lactone ring and already active


Statin MOA Correct Answer-1. Block conversion of HMG-CoA to
mevalonate by competing with HMG-CoA for the binding of HMG-CoA
reductase
2. Increase LDL receptor expression and decrease free LDL
3. Inhibit GTPase responsible for vascular endothelial inflammatory
response

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