ADHF Agent MOA and PK points

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Which ADHF drug is a prodrug?

Nitroglycerin

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What activates nitroglycerin?

Aldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH)

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What does nitroglycerin affect?

  • Nitric oxide — increases

  • cGMP — increases


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Nitroprusside chemical components

Complex of iron with cyanide (CN) groups and one isocyanide group attached

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What does nitroprusside affect?

  • Nitric oxide — increases


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Nitroprusside mechanism of toxicity

  • May gain an additional electron and be converted to cyanide

  • Cyanide binds to tissue oxidases and leads to toxicity


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Nitroprusside toxicity antidote

Thiosulfate

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ADHF agent most associated with methemoglobinemia?

Nitroprusside

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Which ADHF agent reduces afterload?

Nitroprusside

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What does dobutamine affect?

  • Beta-1 agonist

  • Beta-2 agonist


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What does milrinone affect?

  • cAMP — increases

  • Nitric oxide — increases


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What does dopamine affect?

  • <5 mcg/kg/min: dopamine receptor stimulation

    • Dopamine receptors located on vessels in kidneys, GI tract, brain, and coronary vessels

  • 5-10 mcg/kg/min: beta-1 stimulation

    • Increases inotropy/contractility

    • Increased heart rate

    • Increased cardiac output

  • >10 mcg/kg/min: alpha-1 stimulation 

    • Vasoconstriction