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Cardiovascular pharmacology involves medications that treat heart and blood vessel conditions. Antihypertensives help control high blood pressure, while beta blockers reduce heart rate and strain on the heart. ACE inhibitors prevent blood vessel constriction, and calcium channel blockers relax blood vessels and reduce heart workload. Diuretics remove excess salt and fluid, helping manage conditions like heart failure and hypertension.

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Pharmacology - Cardiovascular System
Antianginal medications side effects - flushing

orthostatic hypotension



Anticoagulants - -for deep vein thrombosis prevention

-prevent clot formation by interrupting production of cofactors that help in the clotting process

-patient at risk for bleeding



Anticoagulants examples - warfarin

heparin (SQ)

enoxaparin (SQ)

antiplatelets



Antifibrinolytic medications - -help to form clots when patient hemorrhaging

-provide hemostasis



Antifibrinolytic medications examples - Amicar

Cyklokapron



Antiplatelet - prevent platelets from clumping together to form clots



Antiplatelet examples - aspirin



ARBs - -block the action of angiotensin thus preventing constriction of blood vessels

-used when ACE inhibitors are not tolerated

, ARBs examples - Irbesartan




ACE inhibitors - -stop enzyme that converts angiotensin I to angiotensin II

-stop constriction of blood vessels



ACE inhibitors examples - captopril

enalapril

fosinopril

*pril*



ADP receptor blockers - -prevent clots from forming

-provide long term prevention against clot formation



ADP receptor blockers examples - clopidogrel



Angina Pectoris - chest pain caused by lack of oxygen reaching heart

dilate arteries and veins



Antianginal medications - given sublingual, buccal, or IV

take 1 want wait 5 minutes if pain occurs call EMS

may take 2 more every 5 minutes for a max of three minutes



Antianginal medications examples - Nitrates

nitroglycerin

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