Drugs Flashcards

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Pilocarpine

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Direct PNS

Glaucoma (SHORT ACTING 2-6hrs)

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Bethanicol

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Direct PNS

Urinary atony

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Neostigmine

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Indirect PNS
Urinary/ GI atony
Myasthenia Gravis (SHORT ACTING)

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Pyridostigmine

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Indirect PNS
Myasthenia Gravis (LONG ACTING)
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Endophonium

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Indirect PNS

DIAGNOSE Myasthenia Gravis

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Physostigmine/Decemarium

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Indirect PNS

Glaucoma (LONG ACTING 48hrs)

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Echothiophate

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Indirect (IRREVERSIBLE) PNS

Glaucoma (MEDIUM ACTING 12hrs)

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Atropine

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Parasympatholytic
Bradycardia
Organophosphate toxicity
Cholinergic crisis
⬇️ophthalmic pain
⬇️synthechia 
Similar to glyco (LONGER ONSET AND DURATION)
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Glycopyrrolate

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Parasympatholytic
Bradycardia
⬇️hypersalivation
Similar to atropine (FASTER ONSET AND DURATION)

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Tropicamide

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Parasympatholytic
Fundoscopic exam
Post op cataracts- prevents adhesions

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Oxybutaline/Propantheline

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Parasympatholytic

Urinary incontenance

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Aminopentamine

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Parasympatholytic

GI antispasmodic

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Epinephrine

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Direct SNS
Cardiac arrest
Anaphylaxis
Vasoconstriction

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Norepinephrine

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Direct SNS
Vasoconstriction
⬆️BP

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Dopamine

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Direct SNS
LOW: vasodilation of renal, mesentaric and coronary
Med-LOW: ⬆️force
Med-HIGH: ⬆️HR
HIGH: vasoconstriction
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Dobutamine

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Direct SNS

⬆️HR and BP

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Isoproterenol

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Direct SNS non selective β agonist
Tx Bradycardia
Causes Bronchial relaxation

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Phenylephrine

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Direct SNS
⬆️BP
Ophthalmic mydriasis 
Horner's Syndrome
⬇️Synechia
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Brimonidine

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Direct SNS

Glaucoma

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Ractopamine/Zilpaterol

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Direct (NON-SELECTIVE) SNS
Wt gain
Lean muscle

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Albuterol/Salbuterol

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Direct SNS
Asthma
COPD

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Clenbuterol

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Direct SNS

Dystocia

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Terbutaline

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Direct SNS

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Isoxsuprine

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Direct SNS
️Vasodilation of skeletal muscle
Uterine relaxation

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Clomipradine Fluoxetex Selegelin Amphetamine
Indirect SNS | Behavioral
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Phenylpropanolamine
Mixed SNS Urinary incontenance Urethral sphincter hypotonia
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Ephedrine/pseudophedrine
Mixed SNS | Hypotension
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What is the MOA of an α1 adrenergic?
Vasoconstriction | Mydriasis
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What is are the agonist of an α1?
``` Epinephrine Norepinephrine Dopamine (High dose) Phenylpropanolamine Phenylephrine Epherine/Pseudoephrine ```
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What are the α1 antagonists?
Phenoxybenzamine | Prazosin
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What is the MOA of a α2 adrenergic?
Sedation Analgesia ️Vasodilation
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What are the α2 agonists?
Epinephrine Norepinephrine Brimonidine
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What are the α2 antagonists? SKIP
SKIP
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What is the MOA of β1 adrenergics?
Tachycardia | (+) ionotrope
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What are the β1 agonists?
``` Epinephrine Norepinephrine Dopamine (️Medium dose) Dobutamine Ractopamine/Zilpatrol Isopreterenol Ephedrine/Pseudophedrine ```
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What are the β1 antagonists?
``` "olol" drugs: Propranolol Timolol Atenolol Metoprolol Esmolol Sotaol ```
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What is the MOA of β2 adrenergics?
Bronchodilation Vasodilation Uterine relaxation
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What are the β2 agonists?
``` Epinephrine Ractopamine/Zilpaterol Albuterol/Salbutamol Clenbuterol Isoxsuprine Isopreterenol ```
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What are the β2 antagonists?
Propranolol | Sotaol
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Phenoxybenzamine
SympathoLYTIC Non-specific α antagonist
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Prazosin
SympathoLYTIC Non-specific α antagonist
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Reserpine
Indirect SympathoLYTIC
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Propranolol
SympathoLYTIC Non-selective β antagonist
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Timolol
SympathoLYTIC Non-selective β antagonist
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Atenolol
SympathoLYTIC selective β1 antagonist
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Metoprolol
SympathoLYTIC selective β1 antagonist
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Esmolol
SympathoLYTIC selective β1 antagonist
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Sotaol
SympathoLYTIC Non-selective β antagonist
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Guaifenesin
Central Spinal Chord MR
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Methocarbramol
Central Spinal Chord MR
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Dantrolene
Peripheral Spinal Chord MR
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Succinylcholine
Peripheral Spinal Chord MR | Non competitive depolarizing
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Pancuronium Vecuronium Atracurium
Peripheral Spinal Chord MR | Competitive Non-Depolarizing
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Rocuronium
Peripheral Spinal Chord MR | Competitive Non-Depolarizing
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Acepromazine
Phenothiazine Sedative
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Chlorpromazine/Prochlorperazine
Phenothiazine Sedative
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Trimeprazine
Phenothiazine Sedative
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Azoperone
Butyrophenone Sedative "BAM" Haloperidol
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Diazepam Midazolam Alprazolam
Benzodiazepine Agonist Sedative
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Flumazenil
Benzodiazepine Antagonist Sedative | β-carboline: natural plant substance