Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular system
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1 Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular System: General Section 1 of 6 Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular system 2.1 Positive inotropic drugs Cardiac glycosides DIGOXIN 2.2 Diuretics Elixir 50micrograms in 1ml Injection 500micrograms in 2ml Tablet 62.5microgram; 125microgram; 250microgram Thiazides and related diuretics BENDROFLUME- THIAZIDE INDAPAMIDE Tablet 2.5mg METOLAZONE Tablet 5mg Loop diuretics BUMETANIDE FUROSEMIDE Tablet 2.5mg; 5mg Injection 2mg in 4ml Liquid 1mg in Tablet 1mg; 5mg Injection 20mg in 2ml Oral solution SF 50mg in Tablet 20mg; 40mg Tablet 500mg Potassium-sparing diuretics and aldosterone antagonists AMILORIDE Tablet 5mg SPIRONOLACTONE Tablet 25mg; 100mg Oral suspension SF 50mg in Potassium-sparing diuretics with other diuretics AMILORIDE with Tablet 5mg / 1mg bumetanide (BURINEX A ) CO-AMILOFRUSE Tablet 2.5mg / 20mg; (amiloride with 5mg / 40mg furosemide) CO-AMILOZIDE (amiloride with hydrochlorothiazide) CO-TRIAMTERZIDE (triamterene with hydrochlorothiazide) Tablet 2.5mg / 25mg; 5mg / 50mg Tablet 50mg / 25mg
2 Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular System: General Section 2 of Osmotic diuretics MANNITOL Diuretics with potassium BUMETANIDE with potassium (BURINEX K ) 2.3 Anti-arrhythmic drugs Drugs for arrhythmias Intravenous infusion 10%; 20% Tablet 500micrograms / 7.7mmol Supraventricular and ventricular arrhythmias AMIODARONE Ventricular arrhythmias LIDOCAINE Sterile concentrate 150mg in 3ml Tablet 100mg; 200mg Injection 2%, 2ml; 2.4 Beta-adrenoceptor blocking drugs ATENOLOL BISOPROLOL FUMARATE CARVEDILOL LABETALOL METOPROLOL TARTRATE PROPRANOLOL SOTALOL Combination products CO-TENIDONE (atenolol with chlortalidone) Syrup SF 25mg in Tablet 25mg; 50mg; 100mg Tablet 1.25mg; 5mg; 10mg Tablet 3.125mg; 12.5mg; 25mg Injection 100mg in 20ml Tablet 50mg; 100mg; 200mg Injection 5mg in Tablet 50mg; 100mg Injection 1mg in 1ml Modified release capsule 80mg; 160mg Oral solution SF 5mg in ; 50mg in Tablet 10mg; 40mg Injection 40mg in 4ml Tablet 40mg; 80mg Tablet 50mg / 12.5mg; 100mg / 25mg 2.5 Drugs affecting the renin-angiotensin system and some other antihypertensive drugs Vasodilator antihypertensive drugs HYDRALAZINE Injection 20mg Tablet 25mg; 50mg
3 Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular System: General Section 3 of Centrally acting antihypertensive drugs METHYLDOPA Tablet 250mg Alpha-adrenoceptor blocking drugs DOXAZOSIN PRAZOSIN 4mg; 8mg Tablet 1mg; 2mg; 4mg Tablet 500micrograms; 1mg Tablet 2mg; 5mg Drugs affecting the renin-angiotensin system Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors CAPTOPRIL ENALAPRIL LISINOPRIL PERINDOPRIL RAMIPRIL Tablet 12.5mg; 25mg; 50mg Tablet 2.5mg; 5mg; 10mg; 20mg Tablet 2.5mg; 5mg; 10mg; 20mg Tablet 2mg; 4mg Capsule 1.25mg; 2.5mg; 5mg; 10mg Tablet 1.25mg; 2.5mg; 5mg; 10mg Angiotensin-II receptor antagonists CANDESARTAN Tablet 2mg; 4mg; 8mg IRBESARTAN Tablet 75mg; 150mg LOSARTAN Tablet 25mg; 50mg VALSARTAN Capsule 40mg; 80mg Tablet 40mg 2.6 Nitrates, calcium-channel blockers and potassium-channel activators Nitrates GLYCERYL TRINITRATE ISOSORBIDE DINITRATE ISOSORBIDE MONONITRATE Injection 50mg in 10ml Patch 5mg / 24hours; 10mg / 24hours Spray 400micrograms / metered dose Sublingual tablet 500micrograms Tablet 10mg Tablet 10mg; 20mg 60mg Calcium-channel blockers AMLODIPINE DILTIAZEM Tablet 5mg Tablet 10mg 60mg Adizem-XL modified
4 Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular System: General Section 4 of 6 release capsule 120mg; 180mg; 240mg; 300mg Adizem-SR modified release capsule 90mg; 120mg Tildiem LA modified release capsule 200mg; 300mg Tildiem Retard modified release tablet 90mg; 120mg FELODIPINE 2.5mg; 5mg Capsule 5mg; 10mg NIFEDIPINE NIMODIPINE VERAPAMIL Adalat LA modified release tablet 20mg; 30mg Adalat Retard modified release tablet 10mg; 20mg Injection 10mg in 50ml Tablet 30mg Injection 5mg in 2ml Oral solution SF 40mg in Tablet 40mg; 120mg Verapress MR modified release tablet 240mg Potassium-channel activators NICORANDIL Tablet 10mg; 20 mg Peripheral and cerebral vasodilators Peripheral vasodilators and related drugs NAFTIDROFURYL Capsule 100 mg 2.7 Sympathomimetics Inotropic sympathomimetics DOPAMINE Injection 200mg in Cardiopulmonary resuscitation ADRENALINE/ EPINEPHRINE Injection 1 in 10,000 1ml amp; 10ml amp; 10ml prefilled syringe 2.8 Anticoagulants and protamine Parenteral anticoagulants Heparins
5 Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular System: General Section 5 of 6 HEPARIN SODIUM Preservative free injection 5000 in 0.2ml; 1000units in 1ml; 5000units in 0.2ml; 5000units in ; 20000units in 20ml HEPARIN SODIUM IN 0.9% SODIUM CHLORIDE Intravenous infusion 1000units in 500ml Intravenous infusion 500units in 500ml Low Molecular Weight Heparins DALTEPARIN SODIUM Injection 2500units in 0.2ml 5000units in 0.2ml 7500units in 0.3ml 10,000units in 0.4ml 12,500units in 0. 15,000units in 0.6ml 18,000units in 0.72ml 10,000units in 4ml Heparin flushes HEPARIN SODIUM Hepsal Preservative free injection 50units in Oral anticoagulants PHENINDIONE WARFARIN Protamine sulphate PROTAMINE SULPHATE 2.9 Antiplatelet drugs ASPIRIN CLOPIDOGREL DIPYRIDAMOLE Tablet 10mg; 25mg; 50mg Tablet 0.5mg; 1mg; 3mg; 5mg Injection 50mg in Dispersible tablet 75mg Enteric coated tablet 75mg Tablet 75mg Tablet 25mg; 100mg Modified release capsule 200mg Suspension SF 50mg in 2.10 Myocardial infarction and fibrinolysis Fibrinolytic drugs RETEPLASE Injection 10units 2.11 Antifibrinolytic drugs and haemostatics TRANEXAMIC ACID Injection 500mg in Tablet 500mg
6 Chapter 2 ~ Cardiovascular System: General Section 6 of Lipid-regulating drugs Anion-exchange resins COLESTYRAMINE Powder 4g Powder, sugar-free SF 4g Fibrates BEZAFIBRATE FENOFIBRATE Statins ATORVASTATIN PRAVASTATIN SIMVASTATIN 400mg Tablet 200mg Capsule (micronised) 67mg; 200mg Tablet 10mg; 20mg; 40mg Tablet 10mg; 40mg Tablet 10mg; 20mg; 40mg
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