sat aug 15 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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does digoxin improve survival rates?

A

no

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2
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what changes may be seen in the coronary sinus in someone with pulmonary hypertension?

A

it may be dilated due to elevated right sided heart pressures

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3
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which part of the prostate gland with treatment with finasteride have the greatest effect on?

A

the epithelial components - will reduce their size

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4
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what is finasteride?

A

5 alpha reductase inhibitor

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5
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which enzyme of the pentose phosphate pathway requires thiamine?

A

transketolase

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6
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in which patietns does Hep E have the worst effects in?

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pregnant women - leads to high mortality

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7
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what type of virus is hep E?

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naked ss RNA virus

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8
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what type of vaccine is the influenza vaccine?

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inactivated

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9
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lab findings of contrast induced kidney injury?

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  • extensive necrosis of PCT cells

- muddy brown casts in urine

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10
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how long after contrast injection does someone with contrast induced kidney injury present?

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24-48 hours later there will be an increase in creatinine and BUN

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11
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where is dopamine produced?

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midbrain - in the ventral tegmental area and substantia nigra

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12
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where is norepinephrine produced?

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posterior rostral pons - locus cereulus

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13
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AchE inhibitors may precipitate which cardiac events in the elderly?

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bradycardia and AV block due to the increased PNS activity

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14
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what does ADP bind to on platelets?

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P2-Y12 - causing aggregation

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15
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TXA2 function?

A

vasoconstriction

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16
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what makes TXA2?

A

the COX1 pathway

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17
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aspirin MOA

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irreversibly acetylates COX1 and COX2

18
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clopidogrel, ticagrelor, prasugrel MOA?

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nhibits the binding of adenosine diphosphate (ADP) to its platelet P2Y12 receptor - therefore inhibiting platellet aggregation

19
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ticlodipine MOA

A

ADP inhibitor

20
Q

A/E of ticlodipine?

A

neutropenia/granulocytopenia - obtain FBC before starting therapy

21
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abciximab MOA?

A

monoclonal antibody that blocks GPIIb/IIIa binding with fibrinogen

22
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dipyridamole, cilostazol MOA?

A

block PDE leading to increased camp -> blocks platelet function

23
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in addition to blocking platelet function, what other effect does cilostazol have?

A

arteriolar vasodilation - may cause coronary steal

24
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diclofenac and ketorolac MOA?

A

reversibly inhibit COX1 and COX2

25
celecoxib MOA
selective COX2 inhibitor
26
celecoxib a/e?
sulfa drug
27
acetominophen MOA?
selective COX2 inhibitor
28
aloprostadil MOA
PGE1 - causes vasodilation
29
aloprostadil uses?
- erectile dysfunction | - maintaining PDA
30
misoprostal MOA
PGE1- promotes protective mucus secretion in GI
31
dinoprosterone MOA
PGE2 - promotes uterine contractions and ripens cervix
32
MOA of iloprost and epoprostanol?
prostaclycin analogs - used for pulmonary hypertension
33
bosentan MOA?
endothelin inhibitor
34
what is the name of the dormant form of malaria in p vivax and ovale?
hypnozites
35
when is chloroquine used for malaria treatment?
for areas with low resistance
36
when is mefloquine used for malaria treatment?
areas with high resistance (carribean)
37
when is atovaquone/proguanil used for malaria treatment?
areas with high resistance (carribean)
38
why is primaquine used in malaria treatment?
kills dormant hypnozites of p vivax and ovale
39
when is intravenous quinidine or artesunate used for malaria?
-serious infections/life threatening cases
40
name oxidant triggers in G6PD deficiency?
``` primaquine dapsone sulfa drugs infections fava bean ingestion ```