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Dislipidemia

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overall goal of treatment to prevent AVD according to ATP III: primary target is to attain LDL goal
secondary goal attain non-hdl goal and only applies if primary target has been achieved and if tg are 200-400
tertiary target raise HDL only applies in pts with metabolic syndrome only if HDL <40 in men or <50 in women after attaining non hdl goal secondary targets must be achieved
exception if TG are very high > 500 reduce TG to < 500 first then focus on primary
assess patient specific cv risk determin targets evaluate lifestyle habits rule out secondary dyslipidemia
RISK >20% fram risk score is very high risk >10% is moderately high risk with 2 or more CV risk factors and 10yr risk of 10-20 moderate risk is 2 or more rf and 10 yr risk <10% lower risk is 0-1 rf
patients with 0-1 rf and no avd 10 yr risk of CHD is likely <10% framingham risk is not needed and not recommended
NCEP ATPIII Major RIsk Factors that midify LDL goal exclusive of LDL Cigarette smoking 5+ cigs per day htn >140/90 or on antihypertensive med low hdl <40 family history of premature CHD: 1st degree male <55 CHD female 1st degree <65 age in men >45 and women >55
negative risk factor HIgh HDL >60 is a negative risk factor that removes 1 risk
moderately high and moderate risk patients 2 or more risk factors and no AVD based on calculated 10 year CHD score mod<10% mod high 10-20 high risk >20% and considered CHD risk equivalent
NCEP ATP III RISK FACTORS 5 of them cig smoking more than 5 per day hypertension low hdl less than 40 family history of male with chd before 55 and female before 65
HMG Coa Reductase inhib aka STATINS first line therapy for most patients most effective in LDL lowering outcomes data show definitevely reduced CV events and mortality in multiple patient populations
side effects of statins gi upset, headache infrequent bu possible hepatotoxicity rare but requires monitoring muscle related side effects
Myopothy in pts on statins complaints of myalgia weakness and or cramps plus an elevation in serum creatnine kinase > 10 the upper limit of normal this is released with muscle breakdown rhabdomyolysis abnormal renal function CK>10000 or CK> 10 plus an elevation in scr or medical
common secondary causes fd
atorvastatin (lipitor) 10, 20, 40 start/day usual range is 10-80/day
fluvastatin (lescol) 20 or 40 up to 40
slow release fluvastatin (lescol XL) 80
lovastatin Mevacor 20 start range 10-80
pravastatin (pravachol) start 40range 10-80
ext release lovastatin (altoprev) start 20, 40, 60 range 10-60
rosuvastatin (crestor) start 10, range 5-40
simvistatin (ZOcor) start 20 or 40 range is 5-80
Created by: Jamiecappello
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