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Anatomy
1. Mediastinum
2. The Heart Development
3. Pericardium
4. Features of the Heart
5. Arterial Supply of Heart
6. Venous Drainage of the Heart
7. Conducting System of Heart
8. Nervous System of Heart
9. Foetal Circulation and Changes at Birth
10. Microscopic Structure of Heart
11. Arteries
12. Arch of Aorta
13. Descending Thoracic Artery
14. Abdominal Aorta
15. Subclavian Artery
16. Axiallary Artery
17. Internal Thoracic Artery
18. Brachial Artery
19. Radial Artery
20. Ulnar Artery
21. Palmar Arches
22. External Iliac Artery
23. Internal Iliac Artery
24. Femoral Artery
25. Popliteal Artery
26. Posterior Tibial Artery
27. Anterior Tibial Artery
28. Dorsalis Pedia Artery
29. Common Carotid Artery
30. External Carotid Artery
31. Internal Carotid Artery
32. Veins
33. Internal Jugular Vein
34. External Jugular Vein
35. Superior Venacava
36. Inferior Venacava
37. Brachiocephali vein
38. Subclavian vein
39. Axillary vein
40. Cephalic vein
41. Basilic vein
42. Azygous vein
43. Hemiazyous vein
44. Accessory Hemiazyoug Vein
45. Internal Hemiazygous Vein
46. Internal Iliac Vein
47. Femoral Vein
48. Popliteal Vein
49. Long Saphenous Vein
50. Small or Short Saphenous Vein
51. Hepato-portal System
52. Lymphatic System
53. Spleen
54. Thymus
55. Thoracic duct
56
Pharmacology
56. Congestive Heart Failure
57. Therapy of Arrhythmiasis
58. Angina pectoris
59. Therapy of Hypertension
60. Therapy of Shock
61. Haemostatic Agents
62. Therapy of Thromboembolic Disorder
63. Thrombolytic or Fibrinolytics
64. Antifibrinolytics
65. Antiplatelet Drugs
66. Therapy of Iron Deficiency Anemia
67. Therapy of Megaloblastic Anaemia
68. Hypolipidemic Drugs and Plasma Expanders
69
Physiology
69. Properties of Myocardial Cells
70. Heart - A Mechanical Pump
71. Cardiac Cycle
72. Electrocardiogram (ECG)
73. Cardiac Output (CO)
74. Haemodynamics of Circulation
75. Heart Sounds
76. Arterial Pulse
77. Blood pressure
78. Regional circulation
79. Cardiovascular chanes during exercise
80. Edema Dropsy of fluid retention
81. Shock
82. Hematology
83
Pathology
83. Anaemia
84. Hypertension
85. Hypertensive Heart Disease
86. Ischemic Heart Disease
87. Angina pectoris
88. Myocardial infarction
89. Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD)
90. Acute Pericarditis
91. Myocarditis
92. Infective Endocarditis (IE)
93. Congenital Heart Disease
94. Cardiomyopathies
95. Arteriosclerosis
96. Atherosclerosis
97. Inflammatory Disease of Blood Vessels
98. Aneurysms and Dissection
99. Congestive Heart Failure
100. Iron Deficiency Anaemia
101. Megaloblastic anaemia
102. Pancytopenia
103. Leucocytosis and Leucopenia
104. Aplastic anaemia
105. Haemolytic anaemia
106. Hereditary Spherocytosis
107. Haemoglobinipathies
108. Thalassemia syndrome
109. Sickle Cell Disease
110. Leukaemia
111. Leukemoid reaction
112. Lymphadenitits
113. Hodgkin lymphoma
114. Non-hodgkin lymphoma
115. Myeloproliferative disorders
116. Myelofibrosis
117. Multiple myeloma
118. Bleeding disorders
119. Coagulation disorders
120. any
121. Blood grouping
122
Microbiology
122. Introduction of Blood borne infections
123. Infective Endocarditis
124. Brucella
125. Rickettsiae
126. Leishmania donovani
127. Plasmodium
128. Wuchereria bancrofti
129
Biochemistry
129. Metabolism in Blood Cells
130. Iron metabolism
131. Haemoglobin
132. Lipoprotein metabolism
133. Biochemical aspect of MI
134
Pharmacology
57. Therapy of Arrhythmiasis
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1.
List various drugs effective in atrial arrhythmia. Explain mechanism of action and specific adverse effects of adenosine.
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2.
Classify anti-arrhythmic agents.
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INTRODUCTION
name
Anti-arrhythmic Drugs
CLASSIFICATION
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CLASS I:
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Mechanism of action:
They primarily limit the conductance of Na
+
(and K
+
) across cell membrane i.e, exerts local anaesthetic action.
They also reduce rate of phase 0 - depolarization in automatic cells.
They exert
'Use dependent' blockade
action i.e., acts more on rapidly firing fibres.
•
Thus, they block more on partially depolarized fibres.
CLASS IA
CLASS IB
CLASS IC
MOA:
All of them block Na
+
channel and thus decrease the slope of 0 phase depolarization.
Blocks Na
+
channel at
open state
more than closed ones.
Blocks K
+
channel.
Blocks Na
+
channel at
inactivated state
more than open state.
Opens K
+
channel.
Blocks Na
+
channel at
open state
more than closed ones.
Negligible effect on K
+
channel.
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SUBCLASS IA:
●
Mechanism of action:
They are open state Na
+
channel blockers with little effect on resting channels.
They moderately
delay channel recovery
suppress AV conduction and
prolong refractoriness.
They serve to
extinguish ectopic pacemakers
that are often responsible for triggered arrhythmias.
They also abolish reentry by converting unidirectional block into bidirectional block.
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Uses:
Used to prevent acute, chronic ventricular and supraventricular arrhythmias expecially
Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia (PSVT)
Symptomatic ventricular premature beats
Ventricular fibrillation
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DISOPYRAMIDE:
●
Mechanism of action:
■
PROCAINAMIDE:
●
Mechanism of action:
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QUINIDINE:
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Source:
Cinchona plant
Fig.
Cinchona plant
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Mechanism of action:
As above
Blood vessels
: Increases Blood pressure at high dose due to α
1
blocking effect.
Relaxes skeletal muscles.
Has anti-malarial effect.
Utrine contraction.
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Uses:
Wide use in many arrhythmias
Atrial flutter
Atrial fibrillation
Anti-malarial action
•
It has weaker anti-malarial action than
Quinine
.
•
It is used as a parenteral alternative to quinine for falciparum malaria.
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Adverse effects:
Hypotension and Hypoglycemia
GIT
Nausea
Vomiting
Diarrhoea
Hypersensitivity
Fever
Angioedema
Shock
Thrombocytopenia
Cinchonism
in overdose
Ear
Ringing in ear
Vertigo
Tinnitus
(the perception of sound that does not have an external source)
Deafness
CNS
Headache
Visual disturbances and
Delirium
Mental changes
Hypotension
●
Drug interaction:
Increase in blood levels and
toxicity of Digoxin and Digitoxin
Inhibition of Renal clearance of Digoxin
Inhibition of Biliary clearance of Digitoxin
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SUBCLASS IB:
●
Mechanism of action:
■
LIDOCAINE:
●
Mechanism of action:
■
MEXILITINE:
●
Mechanism of action:
◈
SUBCLASS IC:
●
Mechanism of action:
■
PROPAFENONE:
●
Mechanism of action:
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CLASS II:
■
Mechanism of action:
◈
ESMOLOL:
■
Mechanism of action:
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CLASS III:
■
Mechanism of action:
◈
AMIODARONE:
■
Mechanism of action:
◉
CLASS IV:
■
Mechanism of action:
◈
VERAPAMIL:
■
Mechanism of action:
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