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Mechanism of action for the major categories of antihypertensives

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Mechanism of Action
ACE inhibitors (captopril, enalapril)   show
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Angiotensin antagonists (losartan and EXP3174)   show
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show Block Ca++ channels. Decreased intracellular Ca++ leads to reduced contractility and vasodilatation.  
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α1-antagonists (prazosin, doxazocin)   show
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show Decomposes to NO, which activate guanylyl cyclase, thus increasing cGMP levels, and causing vasodilatation  
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show Reduction of blood volume/indirect vasodilatation  
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show α2-agonists. False transmitter activates central inhibitory neurons, causing inhibition of NA release and vasodilatation.  
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show Block β1-receptors in heart, causing decreased rate, systolic BP, cardiac contractility, and myocardial O2 demand. Work in heart, kidney (RAS), and CNS  
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