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Chapter: Clinical Pharmacology: Cardiovascular drugs

Drugs and the cardiovascular system

The heart, arteries, veins, and lymphatics make up the cardiovascular system.

Drugs and the cardiovascular system

The heart, arteries, veins, and lymphatics make up the cardiovascular system. These structures transport life-supporting oxygen and nutrients to cells, remove metabolic waste products, and car-ry hormones from one part of the body to another. Because this system performs such vital functions, a problem with the heart or blood vessels can seriously affect a person’s health.

 

Types of drugs used to improve cardiovascular function include:

 

·                 inotropic

 

·                 antiarrhythmic

 

·                 antianginal

 

·                 antihypertensive

 

·                 diuretic

 

·                 antilipemic.

 

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