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epinephrine

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glaucoma. alpha agonist. dec aqueous humor synthesis due to vasoconstriction. SE: mydriasis, stinging. don’t use for closed angle.

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brimonidine

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glaucoma. alpha agonist. dec aqeuous humor synthesis. SE: none for eye

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timolol

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glaucoma. beta blocker. dec aqueous humor secretion. SE: none for eye

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betaxolol

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glaucoma. beta blocker. dec aqueous humor secretion. SE: none for eye

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carteolol

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glaucoma. beta blocker. dec aqueous humor secretion. SE: none for eye

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acetazolamide

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glaucoma. diuretic. dec aqueous humor secretion due to dec bicarb (inhibits carbonic anhydrase). SE: none for eye

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pilocarpine

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glaucoma. direct cholinomimetic. inc outflow of aqueous humor. contract ciliary muscle and open trabecular meshwork. pilocarpine best for emergencies. SE: miosis, cyclospasm

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carbachol

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glaucoma. direct cholinomimetic. inc outflow of aqueous humor. contract ciliary muscle and open trabecular meshwork. SE: miosis, cyclospasm

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physostigmine

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glaucoma. indirect cholinomimetic. inc outflow of aqueous humor. contract ciliary muscle and open trabecular meshwork. SE: miosis, cyclospasm

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echothiophate

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glaucoma. indirect cholinomimetic. inc outflow of aqueous humor. contract ciliary muscle and open trabecular meshwork. SE: miosis, cyclospasm

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lantanoprost

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glaucoma. prostaglandin. inc outflow of aqueous humor. SE: darkens color of iris.

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morphine

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pain. opioid analgesic. agonist at mu opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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fentanyl

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pain. opioid analgesic. agonist at opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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codeine

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pain. opioid analgesic. agonist at opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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heroin

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pain. opioid analgesic. agonist at opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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methadone

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maintenance program for addicts. opioid analgesic. agonist at opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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meperidine

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pain. opioid analgesic. agonist at opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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dextromethorphan

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cough suppression. opioid analgesic. agonist at opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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diphenoxylate

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pain. opioid analgesic. agonist at opioid receptor. open K channel close Ca, dec synaptic transmission, inhibit release of NT. SE: resp depression, miosis, CNS depression.

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butorphanol

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pain. less resp depression than full agonists. partial opioid agonist. SE: withdrawal if previously on full opioid agonist.

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tramadol

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chronic pain. weak opioid agonist. PE: similar to opioids, dec seizure threshold.

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phenytoin

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epilepsy. 1st line tonic-clonic, also good for partial seizures. also 1st line for prophylaxis of status epilepticus. inc Na channel inactivation by prolong refractory period. Fosphenytoin for parenteral use. SE: nystagmus, diplopia, ataxia, sedation, gingival hyperplasia, hirsutism, megalobalstic anemia, teratogenesis, SLE-like syndrome, induction p450.

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carbamazepine

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epilepsy. 1st line for partial and tonic-clonic seizures. inc Na channel inactivation. 1st line for trigeminal neuralgia. SE: diplopia, ataxia, blood dyscrasias, liver toxicity, teratogenesis, SIADH, induction of p450, stevens johnson syndrome.

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lamotrigine

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epilepsy. for partial and tonic-clonic. blocks voltage gated Na channels. SE: Stevens johnson syndrome.

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gabapentin
epilepsy. for partial and tonic-clonic. inhibits HVA Ca channels. also for peripheral neuropathy, bipolar. SE: sedation, ataxia.
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topiramate
epilepsy. for partial and tonic-clonic. blocks Na channels, inc GABA action. SE: sedation, mental dulling, kidney stones, weight loss.
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phenobarbital
epilepsy. for partial and tonic-clonic. inc GABA action by inc duration of Cl channel to inhibit neuron firing. 1st line in pregnant women, children. SE: sedation, induction p450.
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valproic acid
epilepsy. 1st line for tonic clonic, also for partial and absence. inc Na channel inactivation, inc GABA conc. also for myoclonic seizures. SE: GI distress, hepatotoxicity, teratogenesis, tremor, weight gain.
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ethsuximide
epilepsy. 1st line for absence. blocks thalamic T-type Ca channels. SE: GI distress, fatigue, headache, urticaria, stevensjohnson syndrome.
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benzodiazepines
epilepsy. 1st line for acute status epilepticus. inc GABA action by inc freq of Cl channel opening. also for seizures of eclampsia (although 1st line is MgSO4). SE: sedation.
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tiagabine
epilepsy. for partial. inhibits GABA reuptake.
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vigabatrin
epilepsy. for partial. irreversibly inhibit GABA transaminase, inc GABA.
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levetiracetam
epilepsy. for partial and tonic-clonic. unkown mech, may modulate GABA/glu release.
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flumazenil
benzodiazepine OD. competitive antagonist at GABA benzo receptor.
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naltrexone
for opioid OD. opioid receptor antagonist.
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zolpidem
hypnotics. act via BZ1 receptor. SE: ataxia, headaches, confusion, short duration b/c rapid metabolism, less day fater effects and lower dependence risk.
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zaleplon
hypnotics. act via BZ1 receptor. SE: ataxia, headaches, confusion, short duration b/c rapid metabolism, less day fater effects and lower dependence risk.
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eszopiclone
hypnotics. act via BZ1 receptor. SE: ataxia, headaches, confusion, short duration b/c rapid metabolism, less day fater effects and lower dependence risk.
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halothane
inhaled anesthetic. mech unknown. myocardial depression, resp depression, nausea, inc cerebral blood flow. SE: hepatotoxicity
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enflurane
inhaled anesthetic. mech unknown. myocardial depression, resp depression, nausea, inc cerebral blood flow. SE: proconvulsant.
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isoflurane
inhaled anesthetic. mech unknown. myocardial depression, resp depression, nausea, inc cerebral blood flow.
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sevoflurane
inhaled anesthetic. mech unknown. myocardial depression, resp depression, nausea, inc cerebral blood flow.
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methoxyflurane
inhaled anesthetic. mech unknown. myocardial depression, resp depression, nausea, inc cerebral blood flow. SE: nephrotoxicity
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nitrous oxide
inhaled anesthetic. mech unknown. myocardial depression, resp depression, nausea, inc cerebral blood flow. SE: expansion of trapped gas.
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barbiturates
intravenous anesthetic. high potency. induction and short surgical procedures.
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benzodiazepines
intravenous anethesia. midazolam. use with gaseous anesthetics/narcotics. may get severe postop resp depression, low bp, and amnesia.
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arylcyclohexylamines (ketamine)
intravenous anethesia. PCP analog, dissociative anesthetics. block NMDA receptors. CV stimulants. SE: disorientatino, hallucination, bad dreams.
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propofol
intravenous anethesia. rapid anesthesia induction, short procedures. less postop nausea than thiopental. potentiates GABA.
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procaine
local anesthetics. ester. block Na channel by binding to specific receptor on channel. most effective in rapidly firing neurons. given with vasoconstrictor to enhance local action. SE: hypertension, hypotension.
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cocaine
local anesthetics. ester. block Na channel by binding to specific receptor on channel. most effective in rapidly firing neurons. has vasoconstrictor properties so don't need additional ones. SE: hypertension, hypotension, arrhythmias
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tetracaine
local anesthetics. ester. block Na channel by binding to specific receptor on channel. most effective in rapidly firing neurons. given with vasoconstrictor to enhance local action. SE: hypertension, hypotension.
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lidocaine
local anesthetics. amide. block Na channel by binding to specific receptor on channel. most effective in rapidly firing neurons. given with vasoconstrictor to enhance local action. SE: hypertension, hypotension.
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mepivacaine
local anesthetics. amide. block Na channel by binding to specific receptor on channel. most effective in rapidly firing neurons. given with vasoconstrictor to enhance local action. SE: hypertension, hypotension.
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bupicavaine
local anesthetics. amide. block Na channel by binding to specific receptor on channel. most effective in rapidly firing neurons. given with vasoconstrictor to enhance local action. SE: hypertension, hypotension, CV toxicity.
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succinylcholine
neuromuscular blocking drugs. depolarizing. phase I (prolonged depolarization), phase II (repolarized but blocked)
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tubocurarine
neuromuscular blocking drugs. nondepolarizing. compete with ACh for receptors. reverse with cholinesterase inhibitors.
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atracurium
neuromuscular blocking drugs. nondepolarizing. compete with ACh for receptors. reverse with cholinesterase inhibitors.
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mivacurium
neuromuscular blocking drugs. nondepolarizing. compete with ACh for receptors. reverse with cholinesterase inhibitors.
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pancuronium
neuromuscular blocking drugs. nondepolarizing. compete with ACh for receptors. reverse with cholinesterase inhibitors.
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vecuronium
neuromuscular blocking drugs. nondepolarizing. compete with ACh for receptors. reverse with cholinesterase inhibitors.
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rocuronium
neuromuscular blocking drugs. nondepolarizing. compete with ACh for receptors. reverse with cholinesterase inhibitors.
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neostigmine
cholinesterase inhibitors, reverse competitive neuromuscular blocking drugs.
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edrophonium
cholinesterase inhibitors, reverse competitive neuromuscular blocking drugs.
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dantrolene
treat malignant hyperthermia and neuroleptic malignant syndrome (from antipsychotic drugs). prevents release of Ca from sarcoplasmic reticulum of skeletal muscle.
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bromocriptine
for parkinson's. agonize dopamine receptors. ergot. nonergots preferred.
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pramipexole
for parkinson's. agonize dopamine receptors. nonergot. nonergot preferred.
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ropiniroles
for parkinson's. agonize dopamine receptors. nonergot. nonergot preferred.
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amantadine
for parkinsons. inc dopamine release.
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selegiline
for parkinsons. prevent dopamine breakdown. selective MAO type B inhibitor which preferentially metabolizes dopa over NE/5-HT. SE: may enhance adverse effects of L-dopa
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entacapone
for parkinsons. prevent dopamine breakdown. COMT inhibitors.
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tolcapone
for parkinsons. prevent dopamine breakdown. COMT inhibitors.
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benztropine
for parkinsons. curb excess cholinergic activity. antimuscarinic. improves tremor/rigidity but little effect on bradykinesia
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L-dopa/carbidopa
for parkinsons. converted to dopamine in CNS. SE: arrhythmias from peripheral conversion, long term use - dyskinesia after admin, akinesia between dose. carbidopa is peripheral decarboxylase inhibitor.
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memantine
for alzheimers. NMDA receptor antagonist. helps prevent excitotoxicity. SE: dizziness, confusion, hallucinations.
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donepezil
for Alzheirmers. acetylcholinesterase inhibitors. SE: nausea, dizziness, insomnia.
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galantamine
for Alzheirmers. acetylcholinesterase inhibitors. SE: nausea, dizziness, insomnia.
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rivastigmine
for Alzheirmers. acetylcholinesterase inhibitors. SE: nausea, dizziness, insomnia.
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reserpine + tetrabenazine
for huntington. amine depleting.
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haloperidol
for huntingtons. dopa receptor antagonist.
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sumatriptan
for acute migraine/cluster headaches. 5-HT agonist. causes vasoconstriction inhibit trigeminal activation and vasoactive peptide release. SE: coronary vasospasm

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