PBM Lecture Exam 1 Flashcards

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Reserpine

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inhibit syn/storage of NE in sym n endings

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Guanethidine

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block release of NE from sym endings

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3
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Phentolamine

Phenoxybenzamine

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block sym alpha receptors

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4
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Propranolol

Metoprolol

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block sym beta receptors
propranolol (beta 1 and 2)
metoprolol (mainly beta 1)

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5
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Hexamethonium

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sym activity blocked by inhibiting n transmission through autonomic ganglia
Works on nic-receptor
(Decreases reflex tachycardia if you drop BP)

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Muscarine

Nicotine

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direct-acting parasympathomimetic (cholinergic drugs)

bind directly to and activate receptors

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Edrophonium

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quaternary alcohol

  • -REVERSIBLY bind active site of AchE, prevent Ach access
  • -indirect-acting cholinomimetrics
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Neostigmine

Physostigmine

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carbamates

  • -REVERSIBLY bind AchE to form carbamoylated enz which is slowly hydrolyzed – more prolonged
  • -indirect acting cholinomimetics
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Parathion

Malathion

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organophosphates
--undergo initial binding and hydrolysis by enz resulting in phosphorylated active site, phosphorous-enz complex 
extremely stable 
--IRREVERSIBLE -- very slowly hydrolyzed
--insecticides that can kill you
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Sympathomimetic (adrenergic) drugs

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act on adrenergic effector organs
Examples:
Phenylephrine (alpha 1 receptor)
Isoproterenol (beta receptor)
Albuterol (beta 2 receptor)

Drugs w/ indirect sympathomimetic action: cause release of NE from storage vesicles in sym n endings –> NE causes sym effects
Examples:
ephedrine
amphetamin

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Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis

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mutation in Na+ channel
Met–>Val
Thr –> Met

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12
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Paramyotonia congenita

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mutation in Na+ channel
Leu --> Arg
Arg --> His or Cys
Gly-->Val
Thr--> Met
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13
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Modulators of VG Ca channels

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Dihydropyridines:
--nitrendipine (inhibitor)
--Bay K8644 (agonist)
Verapmil (phenylalkylamines)
Ditiazem (benzothiazepines)
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14
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Curare

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Ach receptor agonist

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Botulinum toxin

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dec Ach release by n terminals

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TTX

STX

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block neuronal Na channel in presynaptic neuron

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17
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w-Conotoxin

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Ca2+ channel blocker on presynaptic neuron

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18
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TTX
SSX
u-Conotoxin

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blocks muscle Na+ channel at NMJ

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19
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TEA

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Blocks K+ current

20
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TTX and STX

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Dendrotoxin

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blocks K+ channel at presynaptic neuron

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Tetanus

Botulinum toxin

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blocks Ach release from presynaptic neuron

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Physostigmine

DFP

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block acetylcholinesterase

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Acetylcholine and nicotine

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activate Ach Receptor

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d-Tubocurarine | alpha-Bungarotoxin
block Ach channel | nicotinic
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Agonists of nicotinic receptors
Ach Carbylcholine Succinylcholine Nicotine
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Antagonists of nicotinic receptors
D-Tubocurarine | Pancuronium
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Atropine | Pirenzepine
inhibit M1, M3, M4 receptors
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Atropine | Methoctramine
inhibits M2, M4 receptors
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Phentolamine
blocks alpha 1 adrenergic receptors
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Yohimbine
blocks alpha-2 adrenergic receptors
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Metoprolol
blocks beta 1 adrenergic receptors
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Butoxamine
blocks beta-2 adrenergic receptors
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Disease caused by failure of heart as a pump
Congestive heart failure
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Disease caused by failure of blood as an effective liq organ
Thrombosis | Embolism
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Disease caused by failure of vasculature as a competent container
Hemorrhage
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Disease caused by failure of efficient distribution system
Atherosclerosis
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Nucleotide gated channels
cAMP | cGMP
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K+channels
Shaker Shal Shan Shaw
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Brain Na+channels
Na I Na II Na III
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Ca2+ channels
Ca skeletal Ca heart Ca brain
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Nervous stimulation for copious sweating
Sym stimulation BUT | Cholinergic (Ach) -- MUSCARINIC
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Atropine | Scopolamine
``` belladonna alkaloids (plant-based) muscarinic receptor antagonists ```
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Succinylcholine | Tubocurarine
Nicotinic receptor agonists
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Ipratropium | Tropicamide
synthetic agents | muscarinic receptor antagonists
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Hexamethonium
ganglionic blocker | nicotinic