Midterm 3 (continue use after each quiz) Flashcards

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What type of estrogen is common in menopause?

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Estrone E1

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What type of estrogen is common in productive years?

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Estradiol E2

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What type of estrogen is common in pregnancy?

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Estratriol E3

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What is the synthetic steroidal estrogen?

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Ethinyl Estradiol

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What is the synthetic non-steroidal estrogen?

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Diethylstilbesterol

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What does combo progesterone and estrogen do for contraception?

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decreases ovulation 100%

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What does progestin only do for contraception? (minipill)

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decreases ovulation 50-80%

thickens mucus to slow sperm down

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What is monophasic, biphasic, triphasic for contraception?

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Mono: constant dose of estrogen and progesterone
Bi: dose of one or both change one time
Tri: dose changes 2 times

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What does Tamoxifen do? What’s it also used to treat?

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blocks estrogen actions in breast for breast cancer.

Also used for oral contraception

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What does Mifepristone do? When is it used?

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Blocks progesterone and glucocorticoid receptors for oral contraception.
Morning after sex.

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What does Danazol do?

Side effect?

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suppresses ovarian function oral contraception.

Masculinizing side effect

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12
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What drug is ovulation inducing to promote pregnancy?

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Clomiphene

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13
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What drug is a primary treatment for gout? how does it work?

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Allopurinol.

decreases synthesis of purines.

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14
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What drugs can be used for anti inflammatory (steroids)? 3

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Dexamethasone
Cortisone
Prednisone

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What two drugs are keratolytics?
How does it works?
2 uses?

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Salicylic acid.
Benzoyl peroxide.
Removes the keratin layer to open glands.
Wart removers/Acne

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16
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What 2 retinoid drugs are there?
What are they used for?
Side effects?
What are they derived from?

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Tretinoin (topical)
Isotretinoin (systemic): major birth defects.
Acne.
Derived from Vit A.

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17
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What drugs are Muscle relaxants? MOA (BCDD)

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Baclofen (GABA B antagonist)
Carisoprodol (sedative in Soma)
Diazepam
Dantrolene (alters Ca++ trafficking)

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What two drugs are good antivirals for shingles and herpes? What do they work good on?
Which one is longer acting?

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Acyclovir (best on HSV)
Famciclovir (best on VSV and HSV)
Famciclovir is longer acting.

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What are two DMARD (disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs)?
MOA?
3 side effects?

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Sulfasalazine.
Methotrexate.
Slow inflammation and bone damage in arthritis.
Hepatotoxic, Stomatitis, Immunosuppressed.

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What are non-drug treatments for acne?

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UV-phototherapy

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21
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What are 2 non-depolarizing neuromuscular blocking drugs?

MOA for both?

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Tubocurarine, Acetylchoninerase
Tubo: depolarizing Nicotinic receptors.
Acet: blocks by overwhelming with ACh

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What does Dapson, Clindimycin, Erythromycin, Tetracyclin do for acne?

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eliminates bacteria that’s causing it.

23
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What’s a depolarizing neuromuscular blocking agent? MOA?

What can make it irreversible?

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Succinylcholine.
Succ: Blocks Nicotinic receptors by desensitizing.
Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor.

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What is foscarnet used for?
Why’s it good?
MOA?

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Antiviral.
Less resistance problems.
Non-thymidine dependent.

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What is Pilocarpine for? How does it work? What type of drug is it?
Glaucoma. Increases outflow of aqueous humor by contracting ciliary muscle. Cholinomimetic.
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What is Timolol for? How does it work? What type of drug is it?
Glaucoma. decreases aqueous humor secretion for open angle glaucoma. Beta blocker.
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What type of Alpha-agonist is used to treat Glaucoma?
Epinephrine
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What is Lantanoprost used for? How does it work? What type of drug is it?
Glaucoma. increases outflow of aqueous humor. prostaglandin.
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What is acetazolamide used for? | How does it work?
Glaucoma. | Reduces aqueous humor secretion.
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What are the drugs for Glaucoma? LEPAT
``` Lantanoprost. Epinephrine. Pilocarpine. Acetazolamide. Timolol. ```
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What do anticholinergics (amphetamines) do to glaucoma?
Make it worse.
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What is Bevacizumab used for? | What type of drug is it?
Age-related Macular degeneration. | Monoclonal Ab drug.
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What are the drugs for Meniere disease (ear disease)? DMD PH
``` Diazepam Meclizine Dexamethasone Promethazine Hydrochlorothiazide. ```
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What is Diazepam used for?
Meniere disease of the ear
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What is Meclizine and Promethazine used for?What type of drug is it? What symptoms does it relieve?
Meniere disease of the ear. H1 blocker. Motion sickness relief.
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What is Dexamethasone used for? | How is it administered and how does it relieve symptoms?
Meniere disease of the ear. | Injected into ear, it reduces fluid.
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What is hydrochlorothiazide used for? | How does it work?
Meniere disease of the ear. | Regulates fluid volume and pressure in ear.
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What ear problem does Ceclafor/Clavulanate or Amoxicillin/ help with? What are the second level drugs to help with this disease?
Otitis media infections | Trimethoprim/Macrolides
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What's are 2 new treatment strategy drugs for cancer? | How does it work?
Imatinib. Erlotinib Imat: Tyrosine hydroxylase inhibitor. Erlo: blocks epidermal growth factor
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What's an alkylating agent drug for cancer? How does it work? What type of cancer does it treat?
Cyclophosphamide. Transfers alkyl groups to various cell constituents such as DNA. Brain cancer.
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What's a Nitrosourea drug for Cancer? | Whats good about it?
Procarbazine | Crosses BBB
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What's a platinum analog drug for cancer?
Cisplatin
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What's an antimetabolite drug for cancer? | How does it work?
Methyltrexate. | Interferes with proliferating DNA.
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What are 2 natural product chemotherapy drugs? | How does it work?
Vinblastine or Vincristine. | Inhibits tubulin polymerization.
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What's are 3 anti-tumor antibiotic drug for cancer? What cancer do they treat? MOA?
Anthracycline. doxorubicin/bleomycin breast cancer forms free radicals that bind DNA
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What is MOA of Fluorouracil as a cancer drug? | What does fluorocil treat?
Inhibits thymidine synthase and NDA synthase. | Colon cancer
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What drug treats Multiple myeloma?
Prednisone
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What are 3 types of H2 receptors blockers to use for GERD? one side effect. What are the 3 OTC's for GERD? What side effect for each one?
Cimetidine (headaches) Famotidine Ranitidine Mg (diarrhea) Bicarb (farts, acid rebound) Calcium carbonate (constipation)
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What are 3 types of proton pump inhibitors for GERD? | Side effects?
Omeprazole Lansoprazole Esomeprazoleq Side effects: Canker sores
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What to treat peptic ulcer disease with? 2 drugs...What is the second drug made of?
Milk of magnesia | Prevpac (lansoprazole, amoxicillin)
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What 2 drugs for constipation? How do they work?
Bisacodyl (smooth muscle stimulant) | Docusate (water retention in poop)
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What are 3 drugs for Diarrhea?
Loperamine (Imodium) Atropine (Anti-cholinergics) Bismuth
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What is the drug for Irritable Bowel syndrome, which symptom does it work for? MOA?
Linaclotide (constipation) | MOA: guanylate cyclase agonist
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What are 3 drugs for Inflammatory Bowel Disease?What types of drug are they?
Mesalamine (antiinflammatory) Corticosteroids (antiinflammatory) Metronidazole (antibiotic)