Lt : Therapy Of Erectile Dysfunction

Question 1

Non-specific phosphodiesterase inhibitor that increases CAMP and CGAMP levels in penile erectile

Answer 1

Papaverine

Question 2

Is a drug used in treatment of ED known as smooth muscle relaxant and vasodilator

Answer 2

Papverine

Question 3

Is a drug highly effective in men with psychogenic and neurogenic erectile dysfunction and administered IV

Answer 3

Papverine

Question 4

What hormones are used as hormone replacement therapy in treatment of erectile dysfunction?

Answer 4

1. Testosterone
2. Methyltestosterone
3. Testosterone cypionate

Question 5

What are indicated in the treatment of erectile dysfunction stemming from hypogonadism?

Answer 5

Hormone replacement therapy:
Testosterone
Methyltestosterone
Testosterone cypionate

Question 6

Is a hormone replacement therapy to treat ED that is given orally?

Answer 6

Methyltestosterone

Question 7

Is a hormone replacement therapy that is used to treat ED and given transdermally?

Answer 7

Testosterone

Question 8

Is a hormone replacement therapy used to treat ED and given intramuscularlu

Answer 8

Testosterone cypionate

Question 9

What is the difference between transdermal delivery and intramuscular in HRT to treat ED?

Answer 9

Transdermal delivery system can provide more constant serum testosterone level than intramuscular injections, but they are more expensive

Question 10

Is a PGE1 analog with vasodilation properties

Answer 10

Alprostidil

Question 11

Is a drug used to treat ED by activating PGE1 receptors resulting in generation of CAMP and relaxation of corpus cavernous smooth muscle

Answer 11

Alprostidil

Question 12

How we administer Alprostidil?

Answer 12

It can be administered by injection directly into the corpus cavernous smooth muscle
Or transurethral suppository in the treatment of erectile dysfunction

Question 13

What are adverse effects of Alprostidil?

Answer 13

Cardiac arrhythmias
Hypotension
Heart failure
Can cause prolonged erection (priapism) in some people

Question 14

What is a drug that treats ED and causes prolonged erection (priapism) in some patients

Answer 14

Alprostidil

Question 15

What is a non-selective alpha adrenoreceptor blocking agent

Answer 15

Phentolamine

Question 16

How we administer phentolamine?

Answer 16

It has been used orally and intracavernously in the treatment of erectile dysfunction
It is administered by intracavernous injection

Question 17

What is a more selective alpha 1 adrenorecptor antagonist ?

Answer 17

Tamsulosin

Question 18

What is contraindicated in patients taking nitrates or alpha 1 Adrenergic antagonist?

Answer 18

Sildenafil

Question 19

Is a selective inhibitor of PDE-5 in the corpus cavernosum?

Answer 19

Sildenafil (viagra)

Question 20

It was originally developed as treatment for hypertension but it is effective in treating erectile dysfunction

Answer 20

Sildenafil (viagra)

Question 21

What is another name for sildenafil?

Answer 21

Viagra

Question 22

What is the benefit of the selective inhibitor of PDE-5 in corpus cavernosum?

Answer 22

The selective inhibition of PDE-5 potentials the vasodialating effects of nitric oxide

Question 23

What are drugs that have similar actions as sidlinifin and are taken shortly before intercourse?

Answer 23

Tadalafil (cialis)

Vardenafil (levitra)

Question 24

What is a drug that has similar action to sidlinfin and is taken on daily basis?

Answer 24

Cialis

Question 25

The interaction between which drug and nitrates and alpha Adrenergic antagonist lead to severe drop in pressure?

Answer 25

Sidlinfil

Question 26

What is alpha 1 Adrenergic antagonist that can interact with sudnifil?

Answer 26

Prazosin

Question 27

Is a condition characterized by inability to achieve and maintain erectile dysfunction for a satisfactory sexual intercourse?

Answer 27

Erectile dysfunction

Question 28

Which age group gets erectile dysfunction?

Answer 28

ED can occur in as high as 50% of men aged 40 years and over and the percentage increases with age