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DOA (feel ko lang lalabas hahaha) Flashcards

1
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Antidote used for benzodiazepine toxicity

A

Flumazenil

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2
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Benzodiazepines bind to what GABA receptor?

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GABA A

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3
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This pyrazolopyrimidine is used for sleep disorder

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Zaleplon

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4
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Nonselective opioid antagonist and partial agonist used for treating addiction

A

Naltrexone

naloxone is for opioid overdose

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5
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A serotonin receptor partial agonist

A

LSD

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6
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A CB1R agonist

A

cannabinoids

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7
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Drug used for treatment of alcoholism and opioid addiction

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Naltrexone

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8
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ANTAGONIST/MIXED/STRONG/MODERATE/WEAK AGONIST?

Methadone

A

Strong

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ANTAGONIST/MIXED/STRONG/MODERATE/WEAK AGONIST?

Oxycodone

A

Moderate

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10
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ANTAGONIST/MIXED/STRONG/MODERATE/WEAK AGONIST?

Nalbuphine

A

Mixed

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ANTAGONIST/MIXED/STRONG/MODERATE/WEAK AGONIST?

Kratom

A

Mixed

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12
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ANTAGONIST/MIXED/STRONG/MODERATE/WEAK AGONIST?

Naloxone

A

Antagonist

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13
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ANTAGONIST/MIXED/STRONG/MODERATE/WEAK AGONIST?

Tramadol

A

Moderate

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14
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Affinity to MU/KAPPA/DELTA:

endorphins > enkephalins

A

Mu receptors

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15
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Affinity to MU/KAPPA/DELTA:

endorphins < enkephalins

A

Delta receptors

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16
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DELTA/MU/KAPPA:

endorphins = enkephalins

A

Kappa receptors

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17
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Alcohol

A

Ionotropic

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18
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Amphetamine

A

Biogenic Amines

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19
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Cannabinoids

A

G-protein

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20
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Ketamine

A

Ionotropic

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21
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Mescaline

A

G-protein

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22
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Psilocybin

A

G-protein

23
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Ecstasy

A

Biogenic Amines

24
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G-PROTEIN/IONOTROPIC/BIOGENIC AMINES?

Phencyclidine

A

Ionotropic

25
Q

Acetylcholine receptor agonist

(nAChR agonist)

A

Nicotine

26
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NMDA receptor antagonist

A
  • phencyclidine
  • ketamine
27
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Dopamine transporter blocker

A

Cocaine

28
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reverses serotonin transport

A

Ecstasy

29
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GABAa receptor (positive) modulator

A

Benzodiazepine

30
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Blocks orexins that promote sleep onset & duration

A

Suvorexant

31
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Partial serotonin agonist is used for generalized anxiety states

A

Buspirone

32
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Activates the melatonin receptors in suprachiasmatic nuclei

A

Ramelteon

33
Q

Barbiturates/Benzodiazepines/Both/Neither

Has high affinity to GABA-B receptors

A

Neither

GABA-A only

34
Q

Barbiturates/Benzodiazepines/Both/Neither

Crosses the placental barrier

A

Both

all sedative-hypnotics cross the placental barrier

35
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Partial agonist of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor used in smoking cessation

A

Varenicline

36
Q

Enumerate:

Endogenous cannabinoids

A
  • 2-arachidonyl glycerol
  • anandamine
37
Q

Enumerate:

Exogenous cannabinoids

A
  • THC
  • marijuana
  • nabilone
  • dronabinol
  • nabiximol
38
Q

Barbiturates/Benzodiazepines/Both/Neither

Steeper dose-response curve

A

Barbiturates

39
Q

ANTAGONIST/MIXED/STRONG/MODERATE/WEAK AGONIST?

Propoxyphene

A

Moderate

40
Q

Barbiturates/Benzodiazepines/Both/Neither

Binds to GABA-A receptors

A

Both

41
Q

MU/KAPPA/DELTA/ALL:

Analgesic mechanism

A

ALL

42
Q

MU/KAPPA/DELTA/ALL:

Respiratory depressant action

A

Mu receptor

43
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MU/KAPPA/DELTA/ALL:

Sedative actions

A

Mu receptor

44
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MU/KAPPA/DELTA/ALL:

Psychotomimetic effects

A

Kappa receptor

45
Q

A benzodiazepine for** delirium tremens**

A

Oxazepam

46
Q

NMDA ANTAGONIST

for treatment of alcoholism

A

Acamprosate

47
Q

THIOPENTAL/SECOBARBITAL/PHENOBARBITAL

For anesthesia

A

Thiopental

48
Q

THIOPENTAL/SECOBARBITAL/PHENOBARBITAL

Insomnia

A

Secobarbital

49
Q

THIOPENTAL/SECOBARBITAL/PHENOBARBITAL

Seizure disorders

requires a loading dose

A

Phenobarbital

50
Q

Partial agonist at 5-HT

A

Buspirone

51
Q

Excessive or unreasonable anxiety about life circumstances

A

generalized anxiety disorder

52
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What type of sedation is more common with benzodiazepines that have slow elimination rates?

A

daytime sedation

53
Q

Newer hypnotics that act like benzodiazepines (3)

A
  • eszopiclone
  • zaleplon
  • zolpidem

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