Pharm Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

Half life eqn

A

t(half)=0.7*Vd/CL

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2
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Volume of distribution eqn

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Vd=amt in body/plasma conc

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3
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Clearance eqn

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CL=rate of elimination/plasma conc

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4
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Loading dose eqn

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LD=Cp*(Vd/F)

Cp=target plasma conc

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5
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Maintenance dose eqn

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MD=Cp*CL/F

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6
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Half lives to reach steady state

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4-5

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7
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Action of competitive antagonist

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decreases potency

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8
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Action of noncompetitive antagonist

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decrease efficacy

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9
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Nicotinic receptors

A

ACh
Na+/K+ channels
Nn on autonomic ganglia
Nm on NMJ

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10
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Muscarinic receptors

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ACh
G protein coupled
M1-CNS, Gq
M2-heart, Gi
M3-smooth m., endocrine, accomodation, Gq
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11
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D1 receptor

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relaxes renal vascular smooth m.

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12
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D2 receptor

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modulates CNS neurotransmitters

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13
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Bethanechol use

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activates bowel/bladder smooth m.

ACh agonist

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14
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Carbachol use

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glaucoma/decreases intraocular P

Ach agonist

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15
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Pilocarpine use

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open and closed angle glaucoma

contracts ciliary m. and pupillary sphincter

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16
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Uses of anticholintesterases

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Myasthenia gravis/anticholinergic toxicity
Neostigmine/pyridostigmine
edrophonium/physostigmine/donepezil

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17
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Use for physostigmine

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anticholinergic toxicity

crosses BBB

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18
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Use of donepezil

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Alzheimer’s disease

anticholinesterase action

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19
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Antidote for anticholinergic agents

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atropine + pralidoxime

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20
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Muscarinic antagonists

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atropine/tropicamide
benztropine
scpolamine
ipratropium/tiotropium
oxybutynin
glycopyrrolate
21
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Use of Benztropine

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Parkinson’s disease

ACh antagonist

22
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Use of scopolamine

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motion sickness

ACh antagonist

23
Q

Use of atropine/tropicamide

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pupil dilation

24
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Risk with atropine

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can cause acute angle closure glaucoma in elderly

due to pupil dilation

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Terbutaline
beta agonist | can reduce premature uterine contractions
26
Central acting alpha2 agonists
clonidine | alpha-methyldopa
27
Use of phenoxybenzamine
pheochromocytoma alpha blocker (irreversible) phentolamine is reversible
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Use of mirtazapine
for depression alpha 2 antagonist also increases apetite
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Beta-1 selective antagonists
``` acebutolol betaxolol esmolol atenolol metoprolol MABES ```
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Nonselective beta antagonists
propranolol timolol nadolol pindolol
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Nonselective alpha/beta antagonists
carvedilol | labetalol
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Tx for digitalis OD
Lidocaine Abs to dig Mg2+
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Tx for lead poisoning
dimercaprol/succimer/CaEDTA
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Tx for iron overload
deferoxamine
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Tx for Hg/Arsenic/gold OD
dimercaprol/succimer
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Tx for Copper OD
penicillamine
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Tx for cyanide poisoning
nitrite + thiosulfate
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Tx for methanol poisoning
fomepizole
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Tx for benzodiazepine OD
flumazenil
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Drugs causing flushing
vancomycin niacin CCB's
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Drug causing dilated cardiomyopathy
doxorubicin
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Drugs causing torsades de pointes
Class IA and III antiarrhythmics
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Drugs causing hemolysis in G6PD deficiency
``` INH sulfa drugs primaquine aspirin ibuprofen nitrofurantoin ```
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Drugs causing pulmonary fibrosis
amiodarone bleomycin busulfan
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Drugs causing gingival hyperplasia
phenytoin | verapamil
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Tendon rupture adverse effect drug
fluoroquinolones
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Drugs inducing CYP450
``` barbiturates St John's Wort phenytoin rifampin excess EtOH intake ```
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Drugs inhibiting CYP450
``` macrolides grapefruit juice isoniazid ketoconazole quinidine ```