Final Exam-New material Flashcards
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Drugs that induce a state of calm, relaxation but patient remains aware of surroundings?
Tranquilizers
Drugs that induce CNS depression, drowsiness and decreased awareness?
Sedative
Drug that induces sleep?
Hypnotic
Drug that causes stupor bordering on anesthesia?
Narcotic
Drug that causes a loss of sensation in a particular region?
Local/Regional Anesthesia
Drug that causes unconsciousness, CNS depression, analgesia and relax reduction?
General Anesthesia
Sedative where eyes remain open, swallowing reflexes remain and skeletal tone is normal?
Dissociative Anesthesia
Excitatory neurotransmitters?
Glutamate
Ach
Inhibitory neurotransmitters?
GABA
Glycine
Metabolism of neurotransmitters?
MAO, Dopamine, NE, Serotonin, Histamine
Phenothiazines block what receptors?
Dopamine, H1, A1, M
Which phenothiazine is an antiemetic?
Chlorpromazine
Prochlorpromazine
Which phenothiazine has an antihistamine effect?
Trimeprazine
Do phenothiazines cause sedation?
Yes
Do phenothiazines cause muscle relaxation?
Some
Do phenothiazines cause analgesia?
No
Do phenothiazines have any effect on the CV system?
Yes (hypotension)
Do phenothiazines have any effect on the respiratory system?
Minimal
Phenothiazines have an effect on what adrenergic receptor?
Block A1
Phenothiazines have a reversal effect on which drug?
Epinephrine
What administration routes can be used for Phenothiazines?
PO, IM, IV, SQ
Which administration route for phenothiazines should not be used in dogs?
PO
Do phenothiazines cross the BBB?
Yes
Where are phenothiazines metabolized?
Liver