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Stable angina (Ch 29)

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First-line drugs for stable angina symptom control? Beta-blockers
Drugs for immediate relief of angina? Sublingual nitroglycerin
If symptoms persist on one antianginal? Add second agent from different class
When is ranolazine used? Add-on therapy after other antianginals
Stable angina ALWAYS requires what preventive drug? Antiplatelet (mainly Aspirin)
If aspirin contraindicated in stable angina, what do we use? Plavix
Goal of antianginal therapy? ↓ O2 demand or ↑ O2 supply
Which antianginals reduce HR and contractility? Beta blockers
Which antianginals dilate coronary arteries? CCBs and nitrates
Long-acting nitrates used for? Prevention of angina
Key ADRs of nitrates? headache, flushing, dizziness
How can we prevent nitrate tolerance? have 10-12 hour nitrate free intervals
When to call 911 with nitroglycerin use? If chest pain persists after first dose
Counseling on nitroglycerin patches? Wear 12-14 hours, remove for 10-12 hours
Nitrates increase _______ and decrease ________ Myocardial oxygen supply; preload
Beta blockers mechanism in angina? ↓ HR, ↓ contractility → ↓ O2 demand
Preferred first-line for stable angina? Beta blockers
Avoid beta blockers in? Vasospastic angina
Non-DHP CCB effect in angina? ↓ HR and contractility
DHP CCB effect in angina? ↓ SVR (afterload)
Preferred CCB for vasospastic angina? DHP CCBs
Should short acting nifedipine be used for angina or any other condition? NO
Ranolazine is NOT used for? Acute chest pain
What effect does ranolazine have on the heart? Drops myocardial oxygen supply and drops oxygen consumption
What effects does ranolazine have on HR or BP? Little to no effect
Major warning with ranolizine? QT prolongation
CI of ranolizine? Strong 3A4 inhibitors or inducers
Monitoring for ranolizine? Potassium (hyperkalemia), ECG (qtc prolongation), renal function (can cause renal failure) (DONT USE IN CrCl < 30)
Ranolazine useful when? Low BP or HR limits other drugs
Aspirin use in stable angina? Secondary prevention
Common early sign of aspirin overdose? Tinnitus
Clopidogrel used when? Aspirin allergy
Clopidogrel boxed warning? Poor metabolizers of 2C19, decreases efficacy
Clopidogrel major drug interaction? Omeprazole, esomeprazole
Rare but serious ADR of plavix? TTP (thrombotic thromocytopenic purpura)
MOA of plavix P2Y12 inhibitor
Stop clopidogrel before surgery? 5 days
Drug(s) of choice for vasospastic angina? DHP CCBs
Created by: cdaughtry
 

 



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