Captopril, Inhibits Ace --> ↓ Angiotensin ll --> vasodilation & ↓ BP, Losartan, Blocks angiotensin ll receptors --> Vasodialation & ↓ aldosteribe --> ↓ BP (ARB stops Antiotensin ll for working), Nifedipine, Blocks calcium entry into vascular smooth muscle --> causes arteriolar vasodilation --> ↓ BP, Atenolol, Blocks Beta1 receptors in the heart --> ↓ HR, ↓ Contractability, ↓ cardiac output --> ↓ BP (slows heart), Furosemide, Blocks sodium and chlordie & re-absorption in the loop of henle --> ↑ H2o excretion --> ↑ urine output (flushes fluids), Digoxin, ↑ the force of heart contraction and slow HR --> ↑ cardia output, Nitroglycerine, Relaxes vascular smooth muscles --> Vasodilation --> ↓ Preload & ↓ Heart workload --> myocardial oxygen demand (opens vessels), Atorvastain, Blocks HMG-Coa reductase --> ↓ cholesterol production --> ↓ LDL levels (Bad cholesterol), Quinidine, Blocks sodium channels --> slows cardias impulse conduction and delays repolarization --> helps control dysrhythmias (slows and rest the hearts electrical activity), Amiodarone, Blocks potassium channels --> prolongs cardias action potential and refractory period --> slows electrical activity to control dysrhythmias (keeps heart from firing to fast)

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