What ACEI's decrease short term mortality in all patients and long term mortality in
patients with reduced LV?
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captopril and lisinopril
What are examples of glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitors?
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Abciximab (ReoPro), Eptifibatide (Integrilin), and Tirofiban (Aggrastat)
,What is the mechanism of action for azoles?
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inhibits synthesis of ergosterol and disrupts fungal cell wall
Flucytosine has a narrow spectrum - what is its use indicated for?
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Only candidiasis and cryptococcosis
A patient is having a STEMI and is receiving fibrinolytic therapy. The patient needs
heparin - when do you start and how long does it stay on?
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Start before the fibrinolytic and continue for 48-72 hours after
What is the mechanism of action for succinylcholine?
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, Only depolarizing NM blocker. Binds to nicotinic receptors causing
depolarization and transient muscle contractions. It remains bound to
receptors, overwhelming receptors, causing constant state of depolarization
(paralysis)
Dobutamine receptors
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beta 1
Beta 1 effects
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Positive inotrope / chronotrope
Increases HR, force of contraction, CO, tissue perfusion
What dose of plavix is recommended for ACS?
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Plavis 300mg once followed by 75mg/day
patients with reduced LV?
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captopril and lisinopril
What are examples of glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitors?
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Abciximab (ReoPro), Eptifibatide (Integrilin), and Tirofiban (Aggrastat)
,What is the mechanism of action for azoles?
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inhibits synthesis of ergosterol and disrupts fungal cell wall
Flucytosine has a narrow spectrum - what is its use indicated for?
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Only candidiasis and cryptococcosis
A patient is having a STEMI and is receiving fibrinolytic therapy. The patient needs
heparin - when do you start and how long does it stay on?
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Start before the fibrinolytic and continue for 48-72 hours after
What is the mechanism of action for succinylcholine?
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, Only depolarizing NM blocker. Binds to nicotinic receptors causing
depolarization and transient muscle contractions. It remains bound to
receptors, overwhelming receptors, causing constant state of depolarization
(paralysis)
Dobutamine receptors
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beta 1
Beta 1 effects
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Positive inotrope / chronotrope
Increases HR, force of contraction, CO, tissue perfusion
What dose of plavix is recommended for ACS?
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Plavis 300mg once followed by 75mg/day
