›Classify the anti hypertensives
drugs?
›Enumerate the therapeutic uses and
adverse effects of calcium channel blockers?
›Discuss therapeutic uses and
adverse effects of methyldopa and clonidine?
›Describe the mechanism of action of
ACE inhibitors, its therapeutic uses and adverse effects. How it will help to
decrease BP.
›Discuss the mechanism of action of
ARBs; briefly enumerate the therapeutic uses and adverse effects of valsartan?
›A
sustained systolic BP of greater then 140 mm hg.
›OR
›A sustained diastolic BP of greater
then 90 mm hg.
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DIURETICS
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BETA-BLOCKERS
=>
ACE INHIBITORS
=>
ANGIOTENSIN-II RECEPTOR BLOCKERS
=>
RENIN INHIBITORS
=>
CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS
=>
ALPHA-BLOCKERS
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OTHERS
Amiloride
Bumetanide
Chlorthalidone
Eplerenone
Ethacrynic
acid
Furosemide
Hydrochlorothiazide
Indapamine
Metolazone
Spironolactone
Triamterene
torsemide
›Acebutolol
›Atenolol
›Betaxolol
›Bisoprolol
›Carvidilol
›Esmolol
›Labetalol
›Metoprolol
›Nadolol
›Nebivolol
›Penbutolol
›Pindolol
›Propranolol
›Timolol
›Benazepril
›Captopril
›Enalapril
›Fosinopril
›Lisinopril
›Moexipril
›Quinapril
›Perindopril
›Ramipril
›trandolapril
›Azilsartan
medixomil
›Candesartan
›Eprosartan
›Irbesartan
›Losartan
›Olmesartan
›Telmisartan
›Valsartan
›Aliskiren
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›ALPHA BLOCKERS
Doxazosin
Prazosin
terazosin
›Amlodipine
›Clevidipine
›Diltiazem
›Felodipine
›Nicardipine
›Nisoldipine
›Verapamil
›Clonidine
›Fenoldopam
›Hydralazine
›Methylazine
›Methyldopa
›Minoxidil
›Nitroprusside
›
›In the management of hypertension,
CCBs may be used as an initial therapy.
›Useful in the treatment of
hypertensive patients who also have asthma, diabetes or peripheral vascular
disease.
›All CCBs are useful in the
treatment of angina
›In addition, diltiazem
and verapamil are used in the treatment of atrial fibrillation.
›Flushing
›Dizziness
›Headache
›Hypotension
›Peripheral edema
›Used as anti hypertensive drug
because doesnot
decrease the renal flow and GFR.
›Decrease central adrenergic
outflow.
Decrease
norepinephrine release
›Dry mouth (Xerostomia) and sedation are frequent effect.
›Fluid retention.
›Depression.
›Reduce peripheral resistance and BP
that’s why used as antihypertensive drug.
›Moderate to severe hypertension.
›Used for hypertensive patients with
renal insufficiency.
›Decrease adrenergic outflow from
CNS.
›Sedation.
›Hemolytic anemia.
›Edema caused by salt and water
retention.
›Postural hypotention.
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