Heart rate problems | Arrthmia |
Stroke volume problem | Heart failure |
Volume problems | Renal impairment- diuretics |
Blood composition issues | Anaemia, immune, anticoagulants |
High TPR is caused by | Hypertension |
Poor flow leads to | Angina |
What controls rate of heart beat | SAN action potentials |
Stroke volume is determined by | Ventricular sympathetic activity and EDV |
Issues with SAN signal generation include | Alternate pacemkaers (ectopic) |
Class II antirhymics are | Beta blockers e.g. propanol (Beta 1 and 2) atenolol B1 |
What can be used to treat sinus bradycardia and how does the drug work | atropine works by blocking chollinergic PNS receptors |
How do class 1 antirhymics works | Extend the refractory period by locking fast sodium channels |
Examples of class 1 antirhymics are | lidocaine and quinidine |
Class III antirhymics work by | Slowing down repolarisation |
Class IV antiarrhythmics work by | Slowing down conduction through the AVN |
Nifedipine and verapamil work by | Blocking L-type calcium channel conduction |
The calcium block also effects | cardiomyocytes |
Class V antiarrthmics work by | Blocking the Na+K+ ATPase pump, which makes it harder to reach action potential. |
Class Vs are also known as | Cardiac glycocides |
Class Vs also stimulate | ACh vagal release |
Digoxin is a | Class V |
Class IV and Class Vs are more useful in | Supraventricular arrythmia |
What can be used to increase ionotropic effect | cardiac glycocides and sympathomimetics |
Beta blockers effects | Cardiac- rate and inotropy |
What type of drugs are Captopril and enlapril | ACE inhibitors |
Losartan is a | angiotensin II antagonist |
Thiazides and furosemide is are | Diuretics |
Nitrates cause | vasodilation |
Beta blockers cause | Bradycardia which increase EDV and reduced contractility ... reduced load |
Ca 2+ L-type antagonists cause | Decreased contractility and vasodilation |
Anticoagulants e.g. aspirin inhibit | inhibit platelet aggregation and clotting |
Ranolazine | Reduces calcium influx |
Upright dental chair may increase congestion in the | ventricles by filling them |