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Block 5 Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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Alendronic acid - class?

A

Nitrogen containing bisphosphonate

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Alendronic acid - MoA?

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Inhibits farnesyl pyrophosphate (FPP) synthase.

Inhibits osteoclastic activity so reduced bone resorption.

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Alendronic acid - uses?

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Osteoporosis

Paget’s disease

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Calciferol - class?

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Vitamin D agonist

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Calciferol - MoA?

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Increases mobilisation of Ca2+ in bones.

Prevents maturation of osteoclasts.

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Calciferol - uses?

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Vitamin D deficiency

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Calcitonin - class?

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Thyroid hormone

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Calcitonin - target?

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Calcitonin receptor (GPCR) on osteoclasts

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Calcitonin - MoA?

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Enhances production of vitamin D producing enzymes.
Improves Ca2+ retention.
Increases bone density.

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Calcitonin - uses?

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Post-menopausal osteoporosis

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Hormone Replacement Therapy - class?

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Sex hormones

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12
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HRT - target?

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Osteoblasts

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HRT - MoA?

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Stimulates osteoblastic activity -> more bone deposition.

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14
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Raloxifene - class?

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Selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM)

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15
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Raloxifene - target?

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Oestrogen receptors

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Raloxifene - MoA?

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Reduces bone resorption
Increases bone density
Inhibits proliferation of preosteoclastic cells

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17
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Codeine - class?

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Opioid receptor agonist

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18
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Codeine - target?

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Mu opioid receptors

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Codeine - MoA?

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Decrease intracellular cAMP -> inhibition of nociceptive neurotransmitters.
Close N-type Ca2+ channels and open Ca2+ dependent K+ channels -> hyper-repolarisation.

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Codeine - uses?

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Analgesic

Cough suppressant

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21
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Pethidine - class

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Opioid receptor agonist (kappa receptors)

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Pethidine - MoA

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Decrease intracellular cAMP -> inhibition of nociceptive NTs.
Hyper-repolarisation.

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Pethidine - uses

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Severe pain management

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24
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Lidocaine - class

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Na+ channel blocker - local anaethetic

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Lidocaine - MoA

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Block voltage-gated Na+ channels so prevents initiation and transmission of APs.
Blocks the channels during phase 0 of cardiac AP.

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Lidocaine - uses

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Local anaethetic
Peripheral nerve block
Ventricular tachyarrthymias

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Tramadol - class

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Opioid receptor agonist (O-desmethyl M1)

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Tramadol - MoA

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Decrease intracellular cAMP -> inhibits nociceptive NTs.

Hyper-repolarisation

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29
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Tramadol - uses

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Post-operative pain

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30
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Dobutamine - class

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Beta adrenoceptor agonist (B1)

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31
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Dobutamine - MoA

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Binds B1 in heart -> increases contractility, stroke volume and cardiac output.

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32
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Isoprenaline - class

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Beta adrenoceptor agonist (B1 and B2)

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Isoprenaline - MoA

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Increases intracellular cAMP -> relaxation of bronchial smooth muscle (bronchodilator).

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34
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Isoprenaline - uses

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Mild asthma
COPD
Heart block

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35
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Salbutamol - class

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Beta adrenoceptor agonist (B2)

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Salbutamol - MoA

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Binds B2 in lungs -> smooth muscle relaxation (increased cAMP) and inhibits mediators of mast cells.
Bronchodilator

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37
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Salbutamol - uses

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Bronchospasm relief e.g. asthma, COPD

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38
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Salmeterol - class

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Beta adrenoceptor agonist (B2)

39
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Salmeterol - MoA

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Lung smooth muscle relaxation -> bronchodilator.

Longer lasting than salbutamol.

40
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Noradrenaline - class

A

Alpha adrenoceptor agonist

41
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Noradrenaline - MoA

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Peripheral vasoconstriction and inotropic stimulator

42
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Noradrenaline - uses

A

Vasodilatory shock treatment

43
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Phenoxybenzamine - class

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Alpha adrenoceptor antagonist

44
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Phenoxybenzamine - MoA

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Blocks alpha receptors -> muscle relaxation and vasodilation.
Lowers BP

45
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Phenoxybenzamine - uses

A

Pheochromocytoma

Hypertension

46
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Prazosin - class

A

Alpha adrenoceptor antagonist (A1)

47
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Prazosin - MoA

A

Inhibits vasoconstrictor effects -> lowers BP.

48
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Prazosin - uses

A

Hypertension

Severe congestive heart failure

49
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Muscarine - class

A

Muscarinic cholinergic receptor agonist

50
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Muscarinic - MoA

A

Mimics ACh

51
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Pilocarpine - class

A

Muscarinic cholinergic receptor agonist

52
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Pilocarpine - MoA

A

Contraction of ciliary muscles

53
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Pilocarpine - uses

A

Glaucoma

54
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Atracurium - class

A

Nicotinic cholinergic receptor agonist

55
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Atracurium - MoA

A

Competitively binds nicotinic receptors on motor end plates -> muscle relaxant.

56
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Botulinum A toxin - class

A

ACh release inhibitor

57
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Botulinum A toxin - MoA

A

Inhibits release of ACh from presynaptic terminal.

Causes parasympathetic paralysis.

58
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Botulinum A toxin - uses

A

Cervical dystonia

Prevent hypersalivation and spasticity

59
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Cocaine - class

A

Na+ channel blocker / NA reuptake inhibitor

60
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Cocaine - MoA

A

Inhibits excitation of nerve endings and blocks conduction in peripheral nerves. Inactivates Na+ channels -> local anaesthesia. Vasoconstrictor.

61
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Cocaine - uses

A

Local anaesthesia to nasal, oral and laryngeal cavities.

62
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Dexamphetamine - class

A

NA releaser

63
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Dexamphetamine - MoA

A

Stimulates release of NA

64
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Dexamphetamine - uses

A

ADHD

Narcolepsy

65
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Dopamine - class

A

Neurotransmitter

66
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Dopamine - MoA

A

Produces coordinated movement.

Positive chronotropic and inotropic effects.

67
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Dopamine - uses

A

Parkinson’s

68
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Fluoxetine - class

A

SSRI

69
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Fluoxetine - MoA

A

Blocks uptake transporters of serotonin so more available.

70
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Fluoxetine - uses

A

Major depressive disorder

Anxiety

71
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Hemicholinium - class

A

Choline reuptake inhibitor

72
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Hemicholinium - MoA

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Blocks transport of choline back into nerve terminal -> no ACh made.

73
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Imipramine - class

A

Tricyclic antidepressant

74
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Imipramine - MoA

A

Prevents reuptake of serotonin and NA

75
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Imipramine - uses

A

Depression

ADHD

76
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L-DOPA - class

A

Dopamine precursor

77
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L-DOPA - MoA

A

Increases dopamine in substantia nigra

78
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L-DOPA - uses

A

Parkinson’s

79
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Nicotine - class

A

Nicotinic cholinergic receptor agonist

80
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Nicotine - MoA

A

Stimulant of limbic system, releases dopamine and indirect release of adrenaline.
Raises BP and HR.

81
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Nicotine - uses

A

Aids smoking cessation

82
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Phenelzine - class

A

MAO inhibitor

83
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Phenelzine - MoA

A

Irreversible non-selective inhibitor of MAO

84
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Phenelzine - uses

A

Depression

85
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Pralidoxime - class

A

Cholinesterase reactivator

86
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Pralidoxime - MoA

A

Cleaves phosphate-ester bond between AChE and toxin.

87
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Pralidoxime - uses

A

Sarin poisoning

88
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Sarin - class

A

Anticholinesterase

89
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Sarin - MoA

A

Irreversibly binds to AChE on active site.

90
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Sarin - uses

A

Chemical weapon

91
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Tropicamide - class

A

Muscarinic cholinergic receptor antagonist

92
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Tropicamide - MoA

A

Blocks muscarinic receptors (M4) in eye -> pupil dilation and relaxation of lens.

93
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Tropicamide - uses

A

Diagnostic optician procedures

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