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DR.LEAL - DRUGS WITH IMPORTANT ACTIONS ON SMOOTH MUCLES PART1 Flashcards

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released when there are allergies, asthma, and rhinitis, thereby antihistamines are
taken.

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HISTAMINE

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Examples of antihistamines:

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Cetirizine,
Loratadine
Hydroxyzine

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happy neurotransmitter that affects mood
and sleep

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SEROTONIN

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Important mediator of immediate allergic (such as urticaria) and inflammatory reactions (Type I hypersensitivity reactions)

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HISTAMINE

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Role in gastric acid secretion
○ Attachment of histamine to H2 receptors
will promote gastric acid secretion; hence,
H2 blockers are given
○ Example of H2 blockers (antacids):
Famotidine, Cimetidine, Ranitidine

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HISTAMINE

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anesthetic drug classified under opioids; pain reliever

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MORPHINE

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neuromuscular blocking agent

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TUBOCURARINE (CURARE)

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requiring energy and calcium
○ A drug that can release histamine in its bulk form

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Compound 48/80

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Four Histamine receptors:

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○ H1: Smooth muscle, endothelium, brain
○ H2: Gastric mucosa, cardiac muscle, mast
cells, brain
○ H3: Presynaptic autoreceptors and
heteroreceptors: brain, myenteric plexus,
other neurons
○ H4: Eosinophils, neutrophils, CD4 T cells

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Smooth muscle, endothelium, brain

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H1

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Gastric mucosa, cardiac muscle, mast
cells, brain

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H2

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Presynaptic autoreceptors and
heteroreceptors: brain, myenteric plexus,
other neurons

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H3

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Eosinophils, neutrophils, CD4 T cells

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H4

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action of histamine on arterioles and
precapillary sphincters
○ Result: ↓ Blood pressure (Anaphylactic shock)
○ Anaphylactic shock: Allergy + Hypotension

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VASODILATION

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Intradermal injection of histamine:
characteristic

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RED SPOT
EDEMA
FLARE

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vasoconstrictor; have smooth
muscle actions opposite to those of histamine (act on different receptors)

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EPINEPHRINE

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causes vasodilation, consequently lowering blood pressure.

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HISTAMINE

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a vasoconstrictor, is given to counteract the effects of histamine.

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EPINEPHRINE

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○ Drugs that inhibit the release of histamine
○ Reduce the degranulation of mast cells that results from immunologic triggering by antigen-IgE interaction

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RELEASE INHIBITORS

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treatment of asthma

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CROMOLYN
NEDOCROMIL

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Selective H2-receptor antagonists:
therapy for peptic disease (Ex. antacids -
drugs used for hyperacidity)

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Histamine Receptor Antagonists

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Thioperamide and Clobenpropit

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H3 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST

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ANTIHISTAMINE THAT Can cross the blood-brain barrier → effect
in the central nervous system → Strong
sedative effects

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1ST GEN

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antihistamine that is Less sedating (reduced distribution into the CNS) treatment of allergic rhinitis and chronic urticaria.
○ Example: Cetirizine

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2ndGEN

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H1 antagonists
○ First generation antihistamine

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SEDATION

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Scopolamine, Dimenhydrinate
○ Prevents motion sickness
○ Example: Bonamine® generic name:
meclizine hydrochloride

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Antinausea and antiemetic actions

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  • Significant acute suppressant effects on the extrapyramidal symptoms associated with certain antipsychotic drugs
  • Can also be used to sedate the patient
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Diphenhydramine

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Significant atropine-like effects on peripheral muscarinic
receptors
- During an allergic reaction, the patient can experience drooling. Atropine-like action of antihistamine can cause dry mouth, increased heart rate, etc.

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Antimuscarinic actions

○Ethanolamine and Ethylenediamine

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  • Alpha-receptor-blocking (orthostatic hypotension)
  • Used during painful labor of pregnant women. It has localized anesthetic activity and sedative. This can be used to lessen the pain of labor.
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Promethazine

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Inhibit mast cell release of histamine and some other mediators of inflammation

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CETIRIZINE

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found in the gastric mucosa. Once histamine is released and attached to the H2 receptors, they promote gastric acid secretion.

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H2 RECEPTORS

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Medicine used to counteract histamine-2 receptors are:

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○ Cimetidine (Prototype)
○ Ranitidine
○ Famotidine
○ Nizatidine

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● Blocks H2 receptors
● Relatively selective or specific to H2 receptor only,
have no significant blocking actions at H1 or autonomic receptors

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Histamine H2 Antagonist

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is the drug usually given to treat hyperacidity. H2 blockers can be an alternative drug for hyperacidity

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OMEPRAZOLE

35
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Has significant antiandrogen effects in patients receiving high doses.
- Can cause gynecomastia on male patients.

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CIMETIDINE

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○ Has a weaker inhibitory effect on hepatic drug metabolism
○ No androgenic effects
○ Safer

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RANITIDINE

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● Important neurotransmitter in the CNS and and Enteric NS (GI Tract nervous system)
● A local hormone in the gut
● A component of the platelet clotting process
● Play a role in migraine headache

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SEROTONIN (5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE; 5-HT) & RELATED AGONISTS

38
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neoplasm (cancer) of
enterochromaffin cells in the gastrointestinal tract that produce large amounts of serotonin.
○ High levels of serotonin play a role in migraine headache.

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CARCINOID SYNDROME

39
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rate-limiting step ON SYNTHESIS OF SEROTONIN

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Hydroxylation by tryptophan hydroxylase-1:

40
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neoplasm in the GIT

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CARCINOID SYNDROME

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CARCINOID SYNDROME TRIAD

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DIARRHEA
FLUSHING
CARDIAC INVOLVEMENT

42
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To treat diarrhea of patients with carcinoid
syndrome would be

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telotristat ethyl.

43
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○ Orally active hydroxylase inhibitor
○ Approved for the treatment of diarrhea due
to carcinoid tumor

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Telotristat ethyl

44
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sleeping pill that has selectivity for Melatonin 1 receptor and Melatonin 2 receptors.

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RAMELTEON

45
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Spinal anesthesia blocks T4 down to extremities. Upon blocking the T4 level, the cardioaccelerators are also blocked, hence lowering heart rate then blood pressure.

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Bezold-Jarisch Reflex

46
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powerful vasoconstrictor except in skeletal muscle and the heart (dilates blood vessels) resulting to a decrease in blood pressure

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SEROTONIN

47
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Powerful stimulant of gastrointestinal smooth
muscle, increasing tone and facilitating peristalsis causing diarrhea

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SEROTONIN

48
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● Excess serotonergic activity in the central nervous
system
● Skeletal muscle contractions / muscle rigidity
caused by serotonergic activity in the CNS.

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SEROTONIN SYNDROME

49
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Malignant hyperthermia DOC

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DANTROLENE

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○ Most important in the brain and mediate
synaptic inhibition via increased potassium
conductance
○ Always remember that serotonin 1 receptors are located in the brain or the CNS

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5HT1 receptors

51
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○ Important in both brain and peripheral
tissues

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5HT2 receptors

52
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Found in the CNS, especially in the chemoreceptive area and vomiting center,

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5HT3 receptors

53
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setron” from serotonin; an antiemetic drug used in cancer patients.
- They block serotonin in the serotonin 3 receptor

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Ondansetron

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○ A 5 HT1A agonist
○ Drug that helps the attachment of serotonin to the 5HT1A receptor
○ Effective nonbenzodiazepine anxiolytic

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BUSPIRONE

55
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○ selective 5 HT agonist
○ appetite suppressant but was withdrawn
because of cardiac valvulopathy

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Dexfenfluramine

56
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○ a 5 HT2C agonist
○ weight loss medication

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Lorcaserin

57
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○ α adrenoceptors and serotonin receptor
blocking effects
○ Used in pheochromocytoma

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Phenoxybenzamine

58
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treatment of the smooth muscle
manifestations of carcinoid tumor and in
cold induced urticaria

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Cyproheptadine

59
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○ ○
prototypical 5 HT3 antagonist
prevention of nausea and vomiting associated with surgery and cancer chemotherapy

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Ondansetron

60
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aura of variable duration, followed by severe
throbbing unilateral headache that lasts for a few hours to 1-2 days

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MigraineHeadache

61
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in migraine headache
trigeminal nerve distribution to intracranial (and possibly extracranial) arteries releases

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calcitonin gene related peptide (CGRP; powerful vasodilator)

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MIGRAINE TREATMENTS

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○ 5 HT1D/1B agonists (sumatriptan)
○ Ergot alkaloids
○ NSAIDs (Ex. Mefenamic acid, celecoxib)
○ β adrenoceptor blockers
○ Calcium channel blockers
○ TCA
○ SSRIs
○ Antiseizure agents

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● produced by Claviceps purpurea, a fungus that infects grasses and grains especially rye under damp growing or storage conditions
● synthesizes histamine, acetylcholine, tyramine

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ERGOT ALKALOIDS

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○ dementia with florid hallucinations;
prolonged vasospasm,
which may result in gangrene; and
stimulation of uterine smooth muscle,
which in pregnancy may result in abortion

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Ergotism (St. Anthony’s Fire/Holy Fire)

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ORGAN SYSTEMS EFFECTS
○ Synthetic ergot compound
○ Hallucinogen

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Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD; “acid”)

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ORGAN SYSTEM EFFECTS OF ERGOTS
○ Suppress prolactin secretion from pituitary cells by activating regulatory dopamine receptors
○ Bromocriptine 2.5 mg BID or TID
○ Peripartum cardiomyopathy

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Bromocriptine, Cabergoline, and Pergolide

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○ Constrict vessels (prolonged vasospasm)
○ Prevent vascular headache
○ blocked by α blocking agents
ERGOT EFFECTS

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ERGOTAMINE

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ERGOT EFFECTS
○ For uterine contraction
○ Postpartum Hemorrhage (2nd choice)
○ Oxytocin (1st choice)

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ERGONOVINE

69
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3RD CHOICE FOR POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE

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CARBOPROST

70
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produce prompt vasoconstriction during coronary angiography

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ERGOT ALKALOIDS

71
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ERGOT ALKALOID FOR
used in the treatment of
Alzheimer’s dementia

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ERGONOVINE

72
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  1. Serotonin antagonists include the following, except
    a. Phenoxybenzamine
    b. Cyproheptadine
    c. Ergonovine
    d. Ondansetron
A

C. ERGONOVINE

73
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Which of the following is not a serotonin agonist
a. Buspirone
b. Dexfenfluramine
c. Ergotamine
d. Lorcaserin

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C. ERGOTAMINE

74
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Which receptor is the most important in the brain and mediates synaptic inhibition via increased potassium conductance
a. 5HT2
b. 5HT4
c. 5HT1
d. 5HT11

A

C. 5HT1

75
Q

The following are effects of Bromocriptine, Cabergoline, and Pergolide, except:
a. Suppress prolactin secretion from pituitary cells by activating regulatory dopamine receptors
b. Bromocriptine 2.5 mg BID or TID
c. Peripartum cardiomyopathy
d. AOTA
e. NOTA

A

E. NOTA
ALLARE FOR Bromocriptine, Cabergoline, and Pergolide

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Whichcorresponding location in the body?
histamine receptor is correctly paired with its
a. H1: cardiac muscle
b. H2: smooth muscle
c. H3: brain
d. H4: gastric mucosa

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C. H3:BRAIN

77
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Drug that prevents nausea and vomiting associated with surgery and cancer chemotherapy
a. Buspirone
b. Ondansetron
c. Bromocriptine
d. Ergonovine

A

B. ODANSETRON

78
Q

Used to treat diarrhea in patients with carcinoid syndrome
Loratadine
Odansetron
Dexfenfluramine
Telotristat ethyl

A

Telotristat ethyl

79
Q

A potent vasodilator released in migraine headaches
Histamine
Calcitonin gene related peptide (CGRP)
Methysergide
p-chlorophenylalanine (PCP)

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Calcitonin gene related peptide (CGRP)

80
Q

Considered the 2nd choice for the management of postpartum hemorrhage
a. Ergonovine
b. Cabergoline
c. Pergolide
d. LSD

A

A. ERGONOVINE

81
Q

Serotonin antagonist used in pheochromocytoma
a. Cyproheptadine
b. Odansetron
c. Phenoxybenzamine
d. Dexfenfluramine

A

c. Phenoxybenzamine

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