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Drug classes, side effects
This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.
Renal tubular inhibitory diuretics
CAI |
Thiazide or thiazide-like diuretics |
Loop diuretics |
K sparring diuretics |
Decreases H+ and Na ion exchange so Na remians in lumen and gets excreted with HCO3- and water. |
In mild HTN alone or in edema caused by nephritic syndrome, liver cirrhosis, HF |
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Excrete Na & Cl without K, which may lead to hyperkalemia--caridac risk. |
Drug design concept originates from anti-bacterial sulfanilamide (weak CAI) |
Two groups: |
1. Heterocyclic sulfonamides; Acetazolamide, Methazolamide |
Hydrochlorothiazide or Indapamide; thiazide like |
Furosemide; Azosemide; Ethacrynic acid |
Spironolactone; hormonal SE; Amiloride: less hormonal SE; Triametrine |
2. Metadisulfamoyl benz deriv.; Dichlorphenamide, Chloraminophenamide |
NOT given to sulpha-allergic patients: CAI- Thiazide Diuretics- Loop diuretics except ethacrynic a'
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Osmotic diuretics
Given in high concentrations to increase osmotic pressure in urine and increase its secretion into urine along with water. |
Decreases IOP |
1. Glycerine/glycerol |
2. Mannitol: Taken IV; Safe on kidney so for renal function diagnosis, acute renal failure or cerebral edema |
3. Sorbitol (D-glucitol)/Isosorbide |
Vasodilators
Hydralazine HCl |
Sodium nitroprusside |
K channel agonists |
Best in combination to avoid individual increase in dose leading to unwanted SE. |
Indicated for hypertensive emergencies (very potent VD) |
Diazoxide: IV for emergency BP lowering in hospitalized pt. |
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Minoxidil: for severe HTN and alopecia. |
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Sympatholytic
Affects central nerves: |
Affects peripheral nerves: |
a-methyl dopa |
Reserpine, guanethidine; deplete NT store |
Clonidine |
Prazosin: a1 antagonist |
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Propranolol, atenolol: B blockers |
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RAS inhibitors
ACEI |
ARBS |
Captopril: thiol gp attaches to Zn of the metalloenzyme and responsible for SE urticaria or rash |
Candesartan: Prodrug that gives free acid from hydrolysis of ethyl ester |
Gen2 (prodrugs): Lisinopril, Quinapril, Enalapril |
Losartan (non-peptide imidazole): Orally active, potent, selective to AT1 on angiotensin II receptor. |
No thiol gp. . Long acting ACEI. |
Valsartan |
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