Lecture 141 Flashcards
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Where is histamine stored?
Mast cells and basophils
What type of antibodies trigger histamine release?
IgE
What receptor is most significant in allergic rhinitis?
H1
H1 is primarily Gq-mediated, leading to increased ____
Phospholipase C activity
What generation of anti-histamines is dimenhydrinate?
What is the name brand?
First generation
Dramamine
What generation of anti-histamines is diphenhydramine?
What is the brand name?
First generation
Benadryl
What generation of anti-histamines is chlorpheniramine?
First generation
What generation of anti-histamines is promethazine?
First generation
What generation of anti-histamines is cyproheptadine?
First generation
What generation of anti-histamines is fexofenadine?
Second generation
What generation of anti-histamines is loratadine?
Second generation
What generation of anti-histamines is desloratadine?
Second generation
What generation of anti-histamines is cetirizine?
Second generation
What generation of anti-histamines is levocetirizine?
Second generation
Which first-generation antihistamine has prominent alpha-1 receptor blockade activity?
Promethazine
Blockade of alpha-1 receptors by first-gen antihistamines can cause what adverse effect?
Orthostatic hypotension
What first-generation antihistamine is useful in treating serotonin syndrome?
Cyproheptadine
Which first-generation antihistamine has anti-serotonin (5-HT2) properties?
Cyproheptadine
Which first-generation antihistamine can cause pseudoparkinsonism?
Promethazine
Blockade of what receptor can cause extrapyramidal effects from first-generation antihistamines?
D2 receptors
Albuterol and salmeterol are what type of agonists?
Selective b2 agonists
Cromolyn sodium, nedocromil, and lodoxamide are what type of drug?
Mast cell stabilizers
How do mast cell stabilizers work?
Prevent histamine release upon alergen exposure?
What are the effects of leukotrienes on the body?
Bronchoconstriction, inflammation, increased vascular permeability