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Hyperlipidemia (dyslipidemia)
high serum cholesterol (LDLs high or HDLs low) TGs may also be increased
HTN, diabetes, high waist circumference, high TGs, low HDL
What are red flags for metabolic syndrome
made from dietary fat, primarily TG
Describe the make up of chylomicrons
mostly TGs (less than chlylomicrons)
Describe the make up of VLDL (produced in the liver)
mostly cholesterol
Describe the make up of LDL (made from IDL)
mostly protein
Describe the make up of HDL (produced in the liver and intestine)
HMG-CoA reductase
What is the key enzyme in cholesterol production?
block HMG-CoA reductase, upregulate LDL receptors, decrease VLDL, increase HDL
What is the MOA for statins?
Increase clearance/decrease synthesis of VLDL, decrease uptake of HDL
What is the MOA for Niacins?
Increase clearance/decrease synthesis of VLDL, increase lipoprotein lipase activity
What is the MOA for Fibrates?
prevent reabsorption of bile acid, upregulate LDL-R
What is the MOA for bile acid binding resins?
selectively inhibits intestinal cholesterol absorption (NPC1L1 transporter)
What is the MOA for cholesterol absorption inhibitors?
prevents LDL receptor degradation
What is the MOA for PCSK9 inhibitors?
1st line for hypercholesterolemia, prophylactic use for peeps with DM or CVD
Uses for statins?
hypercholesterolemia, hypertriglyceridemia, primary adjunctive
Uses for niacin?
hypercholesterolemia, hypertriglyceridemia in patients with DM-II
Uses for fibrates?
additive to statin response
Uses bile acid binding resins?
Adjunctive to statins
Uses for cholesterol absorption inhibitors
fenofibrate, gemifibrozil
Examples of fibrates
cholestyramin, colestipol, solesevelam
Examples of bile acid binding resins
ezetimibe
Examples of cholesterol absorption inhibitors
fibrates, niacin
Whats the best choice for decreasing TGs
myalgia, myositis, myopathy, rhabdo (RARE), hepatotoxicity, hepatitis, DDIs, rash, GI intolerance, HA, teratogenic
Statin ADRs
atorvastatin, rosuvastatin
What are the high intensity statins?
atorvastatin, lovastatin, pravastatin (lesser extent), simvastatin
Which statins are metabolized by CYP3A4
fluvastatin, pitavastastin (lesser extent), rosuvastatin (lesser extent)
Which statins are metabolized by 2C9?
phase II (glucaronidation)
How is ezetimibe metabolized
increase LFTs
Downsides to combining ezetimibe and statins
Can lower statin dose and still hit goals
Upsides to combining ezetimibe and statins
HA, GI intolerance, gallstones, gemfirbozil increases myositis in statin use
ADRs of fibrates
HA, GI intolerance, itching, burning, hepatotoxicity, peptic ulcer, cutaneous flushing, increase glucose, increase uric acid, increases myositis with statins
ADRs of Niacins
constipation, GI intolerance, flatulence, steatorrhea, unpleasant taste, decrease absorption of ADEK
ADRs for resins?
diarrhea, arthralgia, increase LFTs
ADRs for ezetimibe
blocks the conformational change of LDL receptor
What is the MOA for PCSK9 inhibitors?
evolocumab, alirocumab, bococizumab
Examples of PCSK9 inhibitors
cannot be controlled with max statins, statins cannot be tolerated, FH
Indications for PCSK9 inhibitors
nasopharyngitis, upper RTIs, flu-illness, myalgia, back pain, arthralgia, HA, injection site reactions
ADRs for PCSK9 inhibitors (pretty rare)
inclisiran
What is a drug similar to a PCSK9 inhibitor that is a siRNA and can be added to max statin therapy for FH patients or ASCVD?
ACL inhibitors (bempedoic acid)
What blocks cholesterol creation at an earlier step than a statin?
increased uric acid, gout, myalgia, muscle spasm, constipation, UTI, tendon rupture
ADRs for ACL inhibitors
statins aren’t working or tolerated, FH
Indications of ACL inhibitor
EPA, DHA
What are some examples of omega-3 fatty acid products?
decrease hepatic production of TG, increase TG clearance
MOA for OM3FA
plant stanols/sterols, soluble fiber, OM3FA, control weight, increase physical activity, stop smoking, decrease intake of saturated fats and cholesterol
Lifestyle changes for dyslipidemia