More Pharm Flashcards

1
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How does a pop work

A

Thickens cervical mucousa

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2
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Common side effects of oral theophylline

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High rate of adverse side effects

CNS: Agitation and insomnia, Headaches, seizures
Can cause peptic ulcer disease
Can cauase HYPOkalaemia

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3
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Cranberry Juice affects which drug

A

Warfarin

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4
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What does it do to warfarin

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Increases INR so inhibits breakdown

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5
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What are treatments of Pulmonary Hypertension

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Endothelin A and B antagonists- Bosentan

Endothelin A antagonist alone- Ambrisentan- A for ambrisentan

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6
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Risperidone main receptor actions

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Against D2 an 5HT2 receptors

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7
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Drugs which can cause a raised anion gap acidosis include

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Ethanol
Metformin
Methanol
Aspirin

Emma Stone was Gwen stacey who often worked with acids as a scientist

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8
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Side effects of Vincristine

A

Peripheral neuropathy

SIADH

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9
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Side effects of Cyclophosphamide

A

Haemorraghic cystits

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10
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Side effects of Bleomycin

A

Interstitial pneumonia

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11
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Side effects of Doxorubicin

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Cardiomyopathy

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12
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Effect of Nicorandil

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Potassium channel activator
So causes relaxation of smooth muscle in veins
- less preload on heart less exertion.

Because it dilates blood bessels to brain it can often cause headaches (1/3rd of patients)

Can also cause non healing oral ulcers

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13
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What drug do you need to alter concentration if patient stops smoking

A

THeophylline

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14
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What can increase the chances of gettign gout episodes

A

treatign with thiazide diuretics

Help with renal stones dont help with gout. Reduce urate excretion which builds up in the body

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15
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Examples of GABA-t inhibitors

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Valproate and vigabatrine

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16
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Glutamate inhibitors

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Topiramate

17
Q

What do benzodiazepines and barbiturates do

A

GABA a agonist binding at specific sites

18
Q

Na channel blocker

A

Phenytoin and Carbamazepine

19
Q

Foods to avoid with MAO inhibitors

A

Red wine
Dairy- Cheese and Milk
Broad beans
Marmite

20
Q

What is a GABA B agonist?

A

Baclofen

21
Q

What increases insulin releases in short amounts so you take it before meals

A

Meglitinides

22
Q

Cisplatin side effects

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Causes nephrotoxicity in 30% of patients

23
Q

Mechanism of Clopidogrel

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ADP receptor inhibitor on platelets so platelets dnt get activator

24
Q

Mechanism of Dipyridamole

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Inhibits Phosphodiesterase inhibitor
increases cAMP
Inhibit platelet aggretation

25
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How does carbimazole work

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Inhibits the ionidnation of tyrosine the first step in production of thyroxine