Pharmacology - Colestyramine
Hypercholesterolaemia, often used with a statin.
Pharmacology - Nicotinic Acid
Pharmacology - Nicotinic Acid The Reaction of Nicotinic Acid Improves HDL levels. Decreases the production of plasma triglycerides and decreases the release of very low density lipoprotein (VLDL) from the liver, which ultimately leads to a reduction in
Pharmacology - Aspirin
Pharmacology - Aspirin Aspirin has antiplatelet properties, in addition to analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties. Mode of Action COX-1 is rendered inactive in an irreversible manner; the equilibrium between TXA2 and PGI2 in the platelet/vascular
Pharmacology - Clopidogrel
Pharmacology - Clopidogrel The action of Clopidogrel Platelet activation is prevented as a result. Mode of Action It does this by preventing the binding of ADP to the purine receptor on platelets in an irreversible manner, which in turn prevents plat
Pharmacology - Abciximab
The action of abciximab It prevents platelets from becoming activated. Method of Operation When it comes to the platelet GP IIb/IIIa receptor, abciximab is a monoclonal antibody Fab fragment targeting the receptor. Platelet aggregation is prevented as
Pharmacology - Amiodarone
Amiodarone Amiodarone is an antidysrhythmic agent Mode of Action The K+ channels in the cell membrane are blocked by medicines of class III, which causes a delay in repolarization and an increase in the duration of the action potential. Because of t
Pharmacology - Verapamil
Verapamil is an anti dysrhythmic agent. This substance is also antihypertensive and antianginal. With the ability to block Ca2+ channels in cardiac muscle as well as smooth muscle, this compound possesses both negative inotropic and smooth muscle relaxan
Pharmacology - Adenosine
Pharmacology - Adenosine Adenosine is an anti dysrhythmic agent. G-protein-coupled adenosine receptors are those that are activated by the mode of action. The action (on A1 receptors) is caused by the inhibition of Ca2+ channel opening and the enhance
Pharmacology - Magnesium Sulfate
Pharmacology - Magnesium Sulfate Osmotic purgative and antidysrhythmic properties are exhibited by magnesium sulfate. Method of Operation It slows the conduction of AV nodes. a reduction in the increased cardiac excitability that is caused by hypomagne
Pharmacology - Captopril
Pharmacology - Captopril The action of captopril The vasoconstrictor tone is decreased, and the cardiac load is decreased, which results in a reduction in blood pressure. Mode of Action The angiotensin-converting enzyme is inhibited, which res
