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Autacoids Flashcards

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Anti-histamine classification ?

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  1. physiological antagonists
  2. H release inhibitors
  3. H receptor anagonists

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Physiological antagonists of Histamine ?

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adrenaline

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Indication of physiologic antagonist of hitamine ?

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anaphylactic shock

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H release inhibitors name ?

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  1. cromolyn
  2. nedocromil Na
  3. terbutaline
  4. salbutamol
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H receptor antagonists name ?

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  1. H1
  2. H2
  3. H3
  4. H4
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1st generation H1 receptor antagonists name ?

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  1. phenir-amine
  2. chlor-phenir-amine
  3. cyclizine
  4. meclizine
  5. pyomethazine
  6. diphenhydramine
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2nd generation H1 RECEPTOR antagonits name ?

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  1. fexofenadine
  2. loratadine
  3. des-loratadine
  4. cetririzine
  5. levo-cetirizine
  6. cerobastine
  7. mesolastine

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Anti-histamine effects ??

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  1. inc sedation
  2. inc appetite
  3. anti-N
  4. anti-emetic
  5. anti-parkinsionian
  6. dec allergic inflammation
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Anti-cholinergic effect of anti-histamine ?

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  1. dried mouth & skin
  2. urine retention
  3. blurred vision
  4. tachycardia
  5. constipation
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anti-adrenergic effects of anti-histamine ?

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  1. postural hypotension
  2. dizziness
  3. reflax tachycardia
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serotonin blocking action of anti-histamine /

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inc appetite

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12
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motion sickness indication ?

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  1. promethazine
  2. diphenhydramine
  3. cyclizine
  4. meclizine
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13
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Allergic conditions
* itching
* urticaria
* allergic rhinitis
* atopic dermatitis’chronic urticaria
* hay fever - Indications ?

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1.. fexofenadine
2. loratadine
3. des-loratadine
4. cetririzine
5. levo-cetirizine

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14
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N-V-morning sickness ?

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  1. cyclizine
  2. meclizine
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15
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For sedation ?

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promethazine

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16
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Parkinson indication ?

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diphenhydramine

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17
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pre-anesthetic medication which anti-histamine ?

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promethazine

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18
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LA which anti-histamine ?

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  1. diphenhydramine
  2. promethazine
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19
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A/E of anti-histmine ?

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  1. Anti-adrenergic effect
  2. anti-cholinergic effects
  3. CNS-sedation-ataxia-excitation
  4. allergic dermatitis
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commonest A/E of 1st generation?

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Sedation

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why sedation in 1st geenration ?

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  • cross BBB
  • high lipid soluble
  • exert sedative

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22
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effect of H on BP before promethazine ?

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h- vasodilation-dec PR- DEC BP
After promethazine - no BP change as H is blocked

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23
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Anti-obesity drug name ?

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Lor-caserin

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24
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5HT-1A agonists name ?

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  1. Bus-Ge-Ipsa-PIRONE
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25
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Function of Bupirone ?

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non-BZ anxiolytic

26
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5HT-2C agonists name ?

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dex-fenfluramine

27
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function of dex-fluramine ?

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appetite suppressant
but withdrawn
beacause of toxicity

27
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5HT4 agonists name ?

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  1. cisapride
  2. tegaserod
27
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5HT-1D/1B agonists name ?

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Suma-Niza-Nara-Triptan

28
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which serotonin agonists act as Anti-D ?

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  • fluxetine
  • SSRI
28
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functions of Sumatriptan ?

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  1. acute migraine
  2. cluster headache
28
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Cisapride function ?

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  1. gastroesophageal reflux
  2. motility disorder
29
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5HT-1F AGONISTS name ?

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lasmaditan

30
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lasmaditan indiaction ?

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acute migraine

31
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which drugs inhibit prostaglandin synthesis ?

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  1. NSAID
  2. corticosteroids
32
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Serotonin antagonists name ?

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  1. 5HT2 RB
  2. 5HT3 RB
33
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5HT3 RB name ?

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  1. ondan-grani-tropi—SETRON

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34
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5HT3 RB function ?

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anti-emetic drugs

35
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cryptoheptadine indication ?

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  1. cold induced urticaria
  2. carcinoid tumor
  3. post-gastrectomy dumping syndrome
36
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5HT2 RB name ?

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  1. ketotifen
  2. ketanserin
  3. cyproheptadine
37
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ketotifen indication ?

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asthma

37
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ketanserin indiaction ?

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anti-platelet drug

38
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Medical termination of pregnancy -MTP which drug ?

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  1. misoprostol
  2. mifepristone
39
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Prostaglandin analogous name ?

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  1. misoprostol -PGE1
  2. dino-prostone- PGE2
  3. Alprostadil
  4. lubi-prostone
  5. Latano-bimato-travo-PROST
40
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Misoprostol function ?

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  • induction of abortion & labour
  • Tx of PUD & PPH
41
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dinoprostone function ?

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  1. induction of labour
  2. faciliation of labour
  3. 2nd trimester abortion
42
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lubiprostone indication ?

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IBS + constipation

43
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latano-bimato-travo-prost ?

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glaucoma

44
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ecbolics/oxytocics name ?

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  • oxytocin
  • ergot derivatives=ergotamine
  • misoprostol
45
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drugs used in induction of labour ?

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  • misoprostol
  • dinoprostol
  • oxytocin
  • mifepristone
  • relaxin
46
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drugs used in PPH ?

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  • ERGOMETRINE
  • OXYTOOXYTOCIN
47
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Tocolytic / anti-oxytotic/ecbolics drugs name ? q

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  1. nifedipine
  2. indomethacin
  3. sulindac
  4. GTN
  5. terbutaline
  6. ritodrine
48
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what is tocolytics agent ?

A

that inhibit uterine contraction

49
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drugs used in acute migraine ?

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  1. suma-nara-riza triptan
  2. paracetamol
  3. aspirin
  4. domperidone
  5. metoclopramide
  6. ergotamine
50
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drug of choice for induction of labour ?

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oxytocin

51
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danger of ergotamine in 1st stage of labour ??

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if E is used before opening of cervix there maybe rupture of uterus , so should never be given before delivery

52
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autacoids name ?

A
  1. eicosanoids
  2. decarboxylated amino acids
  3. vasoactive peptides
53
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eicosanoids name ?

A
  1. prostaglandin
  2. thromboxans
  3. leukotriens

PTL

54
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decarboxylated amino acid ?

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  • H
  • S
55
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vasoactive amines name ?

Autacoids defination exam er age porbo inshaallah

A
  • nitric oxide
  • substance P
  • bradykinin
  • angiotensin
  • endothelin
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