1-OTC cough and cold Flashcards

1
Q

what do expectorants/mucokinetics do

A

get rid of stimuli that make us cough

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2
Q

what do cough suppressants/antitussives do

A

supress signalling in the cough center

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3
Q

main ingredient in mucinex

A

guaifenesin

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4
Q

what kind of cough med is guaifenesin

A

expectorant

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5
Q

what kind of cells is mucin secreted from

A

glands(serous cells), goblet and clara cells

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6
Q

how does guaifenesin work

A

activates gastro-pulmonary reflex

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7
Q

how does the gastro-pulmonary reflex work

A

vagal parasympathetic release ACh onto acetylcholine muscarinic type 3 (M3) receptors on goblet and serous cells in the airways

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8
Q

how can you block the effect of guaifenesin

A

atropine - a muscarinic receptor antagonist

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9
Q

what are the main mucins in the airways

A

MUC5AC and MUC5B

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10
Q

how do opioids suppress cough

A

activation of opioid receptors involved in analgesia and respiratory depression

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11
Q

how DXM work

A

antagonist on glutamate receptors (NMDA type)

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12
Q

how does DXO work

A

antagonist on glutamate receptors (NMDA type)

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13
Q

is DXO or DXM more potent

A

DXO

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14
Q

how does blocking NMDA receptors supress cough

A

increases threshold for cough initiation

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15
Q

codeine how does it supress cough

A

turns into morphine in liver

acts on mu-opiod receptors in brain to suppress cough

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16
Q

too much codeine do what

A

can cause respiratory depression

17
Q

too much DXO DXM can do what

A

serotonin syndrome (DXM inhibits serotonin clearance from cleft)

18
Q

what does bradykinin do

A

vasodilation

19
Q

α-1 receptor

what g protein, effector, second messenger

A

Gq
PLC
IP3 and DAg

20
Q

α-1 receptor

what effect to blood vessel

A

vasoconstrict

21
Q

α-2 receptor

what g protein, effector, second messenger

A

Gi
AC
lower cAMP

22
Q

α-2 receptor

what effect to blood vessel

A

vasoconstrict

23
Q

β receptor

what g protein, effector, second messenger

A

Gs
AC
raise cAMP

24
Q

β receptor

what effect to blood vessel

A

vasodilate

25
Q

which adrenergic receptor vasoconstrics

A

α-1 and α-2

26
Q

which adrenergic receptor vasodilate

A

β

27
Q

which adrenergic receptor does Gq

A

α-1

28
Q

which adrenergic receptor does Gs

A

β

29
Q

which adrenergic receptor does Gi

A

α-2

30
Q

which adrenergic receptor is targeted to help nasal conjestion

A

α-1 because it constricts

31
Q

how do α-1 cause vasoconstriction

A

Gq, PIP, IP3+DAG, Ca released and binds to calmodulin protein, they form a complex and bind to myosin to cause contraction of muscle

32
Q

examples of α-1 and why they work

A

pseudoephedrine, phenylephrine, xylometazoline

structurally similar to noradrenaline

33
Q

concerns with α-1 drugs

A

causes high blood pressure

34
Q

what increases the bioavailability of α-1 drugs

A

remove OH groups so they can penetrate CNS and absorb easier