Pharm2- Ethanol/DrugsofAbuse Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

? is required for activity of alc dehydrogenase?

A

NAD

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2
Q

rate limiting step?

A

NAD+&raquo_space;> NADH

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3
Q

chief cause of met d/o in alc?

A

excess of NADH in liver

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4
Q

asian gene mutation

same actions as disulfiram- increase in ? due to ?

A

ALDH, low affinity for NAD+

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5
Q

w/ large qty of alc- another p/w becomes available? produces ? & ? w/ drugs

A

MEOS (microsomal ethanol oxidizing system), free radicals, cross tol/interactions

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6
Q

ethanol actions
inc GABA, opioids
dec ? and ?

A

NMDA rec fxn- blackouts, Ca influx

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7
Q

hepatic changes?

sexual?

A

none ACUTE

hyperestroginization in males (dec. test)

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8
Q

prevents alc-related seizures?

A

lorazepam

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9
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48-72h post drinking- autonomic instability, disorientation, and ? called?

A

hallucinations

deilirium tremens

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10
Q

? can return liver with high trigly and inc NADH to normal

A

high cal diet

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11
Q

alc inc risk of pulm dz - ? and ?

A

ARDS, pneumonia

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12
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short term tx, can dec consumption in heavy drinkers, opioid ant at U rec?

A

naltrexone

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13
Q

GABAb agoniest that dec cravings in alc?

A

baclofen

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14
Q

MC benzos for alc w/drawal?

A

diazepam

chlordiazepoxide

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15
Q

a/e of methanol poisoning?

A

severe acidosis

retinal damage/blindness

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16
Q

blocks DAT and NET?

17
Q

REVERSES action of DAT and NET? also bind to VMAT

18
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dental probs, bruxism?

19
Q

meth vs. cocaine (3)

A

man made
longer high
increases release AND blocks uptake

20
Q

cold turkey, kicking the habit?

21
Q

very long half life, gradual onset, opioid tx?

22
Q

opiod tx:
PARTIAL agonist at mu and nociceptin
ANTAGONIST at kappa

23
Q

opioid antagonist at u rec; no euphoria- poor compliance

24
Q

dissociative; noncompetitive NMDA antagonists?

A

ketamine, PCP

25
NMDA antagonist and sigmoid rec agonist?
PCP
26
inactogenic, ALL serotonin related? prevents reuptake and reverses SERT actions via phosphorylation -binds to ? -toxic: ?, ?
MDMA - ecstasy 5HT1 dehydration (hyponatremia), hyperthermia
27
no addiction but rapid tolerance ? | main target?
hallucinogens | 5HT2a
28
halluc- bind at 5HT1a also, intense emotional swings, HPPD- flashbacks, abortion-inducing?
LSD
29
spineless cactus- mescaline?
peyote; can have fetal abn
30
mushrooms; tea or foods, 6 h, relaxation, weakness, ataxia, pupil dilation, N/V
psilocybin
31
THC causes disinhibition of ?
dopa neurons
32
weed tx? 3
decreases IOP, inc appetite for chemo, neuropathic pain
33
NABIlone, droNABInol tx?
AIDS, N/V in chemo, fibromyalgia (nabilone)
34
MAOI that inc DA/NE/5-HT; release Epi and glucose; dec insulin output?
tobacco
35
tobacco tx: - dopa & NE reuptake inh? - nicotine rec agonist on dopa neuron in VTA; stim rec w/o release of dopa; impaired driving and increased suicide ideation
buproprion | varenicline