Yexel Exams: Leading Pharmacy Exam Prep in Australia for KAPS – Bridge Your Career Transition from India

Course Content
Heart Failure
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Background
Anatomy and physiology of heart
Drug that exacerbate heart failure
Compensatory mechanisms and its complications
Clinical uses of Beta blockers
Therapeutical approach to manage heart failure
Agent that increases ejection fraction by directly stimulating cardiac contractility
Agent that increases ejection fraction by relaxing peripheral blood vessels
Increasing ejection fraction by affecting cardiac remodelling process
Clinical uses of Beta blockers
Summary of drugs used in heart failure
Recalls and expected questions.
Heart Failure
Promote Na Retention   Produce Osmotic EffectDecrease Contractility
Androgen AlbuminAnti-arrhythmic with
negative inotropic effects:
OestrogenUreaDisopyramide, flecainide, quinidine
CorticosteroidGlucoseB adrenergic blockers
DiazoxideMannitolCCB: Nifedipine, diltiazem,verapamil
LiquoriceSalineDirect cadiotoxins: ethanol,doxorubicin, cocaine,amphetamine

Lithium		TCAs
NSAIDs
Thiazolidinedione
Minoxidil
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