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HTN Beta agents+DR-I

Brand/Generic Beta Blockers and Direct Renin Inhibitors

QuestionAnswer
Acebutolol Sectral(Cardioselective)(ISA)
Atenolol Tenormin(Cardioselective)
Betaxolol Kerlone(Cardioselective)
Bisoprolol Zabeta(Cardioselective)
Carteolol Cartrol(ISA)
Aliskiren Tekturna(Direct Renin Inhibitor)
Tekturna Aliskiren(Direct Renin Inhibitor)
Metoprolol T Lopressor(Cardioselective)
Metoprolol S Toprol-XL(Cardioselective)
Nadolol Corgard(B-Blocker)
Lopressor Metoprolol T(Cardioselective)
Toprol-XL Metoprolol S(Cardioselective)
Corgard Nadolol(B-Blocker)
Nebivolol Bystolic(Cardoselective)
Bystolic Nebivolol(Cardoselective)
Penbutolol Levatol(ISA)
Levatol Penbutolol(ISA)
Pindolol Visken(ISA)
Visken Pindolol(ISA)
Propranolol Inderal + LA(B-Blocker)
Timolol Blocadren(B-Blocker)
Blocadren Timolol(B-Blocker)
Carvedilol Coreg + CR(A & B-Blocker)
Coreg Carvedilol(A & B-Blocker)
Labetalol Normodyne, Trandate(A & B-Blocker)
Normodyne Labetolol(A & B-Blocker)
Trandate Labetalol(A & B-Blocker)
What is ISA? Intrinsic Simpathomimetic Activity - Partial agonist on beta receptors causing less bradycardia
What do the beta blockers with Alpha antagonism do? Block alpha-1 adrenergic receptors causing arteriolar vasodilation.
What does Cardioselective mean? At therapeutic doses Block only beta-1 receptors. (Cardioselective agents cause less: bronchospasm, peripheral vasoconstriction, alteration of glucose and lipid metabolism)
Created by: savejoseph
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