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        | *ACE inhibitor -mild to moderate HT
 -no orth static hypo
 -not to be used when pregers!
 USE ACE INHIBITOR FOR
 *in heart failure
 **in diabetics- dec development of glomerulopathies
 -less effective in African american
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        | *ACE inhibitor *prodrug (liver metabolized)
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        | *ACE inhibitor *prodrug (liver metabolized)
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        | *Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARBs) -similar to ACE inhibitors with SE etc but no cough
 SE: dizziness, fetal toxicity, hyperkalemia
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        | Term 
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        | *Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARBs) -similar to ACE inhibitors with SE etc but no cough
 SE: dizziness, fetal toxicity, hyperkalemia
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        | *Renin inhibitor -MOA: binds renin, inhibits the cleavage of angiotensinogen to produce AI
 -dec BP similar w/ARB
 **DONT use during preg!!
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        | *Arteriolar calcium channel blocker -blocks L-type calcium channels, dec vascular resistance
 *often first one tried
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        | *Arterial and cardiac Ca2+ channel blocker -useful against arrhythmias
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        | *Arterial and cardiac Ca2+ channel blocker -useful against arrhythmias
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        | *smooth muscle vasodilator -MOA: inc NO, inc K+ permeability
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        | *Smooth muscle vasodilator -MOA: inc K channel opening
 SE: w/hirsutism
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        | -used for HT crisist- moment to moment control -very toxic
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