Antispasmodic And Spasmolytics Flashcards
Diazepam works by way of which pathway?
CYP3A4: Induced by grapefruit and inhibited by St. John’s wort
Baclofen cause what that makes it harder for action potentials?
Hyperpolarization
Gapapentin MOA
Decrease glutamatergic activity = decreased Ca channel efficiency = less AcH vesicles released = decreased muscle action potentials
Baclofen creates less what, compared to Diazepam?
Sedative effects
What specific ADR would make one immediately stop use of Baclofen?
Seizures and thus it is contraindicated for patients who often experience seizures.
Diazepam MOA
GABA Receptors
Gabapentin is a drug that treats what sickness?
Shingles
Dantrolene MOA
Stops Ca release from Sarcoplasmic reticulum by messing with RYR1
Acts directly on muscle.
Botulinum Toxin Type A (Botox) MOA
Cleave the SNARE proteins that help with AcH vehicle release at the Motor end plate.
Which drug in this category is excreted unchanged?
Gabapentin
Tizanidine MOA
Alpha-2 adrenergic agonist
How many types of Botulinum Toxin are there? What are some of their uses?
Eight; cosmetic, muscle spasms, bladder incontinence
What enzyme system has DDI’s with Tizanidine?
CYP1A2:
If inhibited, then increase in apparent dose of Tizanidine (ciproflaxin, oral contraceptives)
If induced, then decrease in apparent dose of Tizanidine (smoking)
Cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril) MOA
Unknown!! But treats peripherally by attacking BRAIN STEM
Carisoprodol has abuse risks and act by which enzyme pathway?
CYP2C19