Autacoids drugs Flashcards

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What is the target of the triptans? What do they treat? MoA?

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HT-1 agonists
treat migraines
MoA unclear- may cause selective vasoconstriction that reduces pain

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What drugs target 5HT3 receptors? uses, names, agonist/antagonist?

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anti-emesis drugs are 5HT3 antagonists.

Examples are ondansetron, granisetron

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What is sumatriptan?

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5HT1 agonist. treats migranes

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What is fluoxetine?

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prozac: selective seratonin reuptake inhibitor- targers serotonin reuptake transporter.

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What is ondasetron? What is granisetron?

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5-HT-3 receptor antagonists used as anti-emetics during chemo?

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What is the role of organic bases in terms of histamine?

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organic bases are used in many drugs to stimulate histamine release from mast cells

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What should I know about epinephrine and histamine?

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epinephrine acts on beta receptors to inhibit histamine release from mast cells

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cromolyn sodium

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inhibits histamine release from mast cells.

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What works on mast cells to inhibit histamine release?

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epinephrine and cromolyn sodium

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What are first generation H1 blockers and their use? Side effects?

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used to treat allergic reactions
chlorpheniramine and diphenhydramine
CNS side effects like drowsiness and antimuscarininc properties

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What are second generation H1 blockers and their use? Sides>

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Early second generation H1 blockers have been taken off the market due to cardiac arrhythmia side effects.
Recent 2nd generation drugs- loratradine (claritin)
don’t have CNS effects b/c don’t cross blood/brain barrier.

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What are the pharmacological properties of H1 blockers? (what do they do to the body)

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  • antagonize rapid onset, transient vasodilation
  • inhitib capillary permeability and edema at site of inflammation
  • inhibit pain/itching at site of injury
  • CNS depression in first generation
  • Antimuscarinic effects in first generation
  • inhibit motion sickenss from antimuscarinic properties (dimenhydrinate/dramaine)
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What are H2 receptor antagonists? uses?

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Ranitidine (Zantac)
and famotidine (Pepcid)
proton pump inhibitors that treat stomach ulcers and GERD. inhibit volume and H+ concentration of secreted acid.

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Ranitidine and famotidine? use, target

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proton pump inhibitors- H2 antagonists

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