Drugs Flashcards

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Methacholine

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muscarinic agonist
beta methyl group slows hydrolysis
beta methyl group-selective for muscarinic
alpha methyl group-selective for nicotinic

tx: paraxysmal atrial tachycardia
dx: agent for asthma

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Carbachol

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direct agonist
carbamate makes it less of a substrate for AChE
competitive inhibitor of AChE

Uses:dx of asthma, miosis, topically for glaucoma, urinary retention, postsurgical optical hypertension

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Bethanechol

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muscarinic agonist
increased stability to hydrolysis

uses: alzeheimer’s disease, tx postoperative postpartum urinary retention

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4
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Pilocarpine

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direct muscarinic agonist
treat glaucoma
natural alkoid

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5
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Muscarine

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natural alkoid

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6
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Arecoline

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natural alkoid

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7
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Verinicline

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partial agonist at nicotine receptors

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8
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Carbamic acid esters of penols

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fit active site of AChE
AChE becomes carbomoylated rather than acetylated
inhibit slow K3
hydrolysis requires minutes instead of msec

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9
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Physostigmine

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tertiary amine-penetrate CNS
competitive inhibitor of AChE
induce miosis in open-angle glaucoma

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10
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Neostigmine

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quaternary ammonium-no CNS activity
activity not a function of pH
uses: postoperative paralytic ileus and myasthenia gravis, reversal of neuromuscular blockade

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Pyridostigmine

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No CNS activity

longer duration of action when compared to neostigmine, thus better for myasthenia gravis

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Edrophonium

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quaternary ammonium-no CNS activity
competitive inhibitor of AChE
does not carbamylate the enzyme
reverse nondepolarizing blockers

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13
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Tacrine

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tx alzheimer’s disease
CNS cholinesterase inhibitor
nonselective for AChE or butyrylcholinesterase

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14
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Donepezil

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tx of alzheimer’s disease

greater affinity for AChE in the brain than periphery

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15
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Rivastigme

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Centrally selective

pseudo-irreversible AChEI (slow dissociation of the carbamylated enzyme)

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16
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Galantamine

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reversible competitive inhibitor of AChE

tx mild to moderate AD and dementia

17
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Organophosphates

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irreversible inhibit K3
hydrolyzed by cholinesterase, but leaves phosphorylated enzyme
hydrolysis-HOURS
AChE is destroyed

18
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DFP and Echothiophate

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organophosphate

used clinically in therapy of glaucoma

19
Q

Tabun, Sarin, VX, Soman

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chemical warfare agents
organophosphates
attack phrenic nerve (diaphragm)

20
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Parathion

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organophosphate
insecticide
prodrug

21
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Malathion

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organophosphate
insecticide
prodrug

22
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Schradan

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organophosphate

insecticide

23
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Dichlorfenthion

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organophosphate

insecticide

24
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Chlorpyrifos

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organophosphate

insecticide

25
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2-PAM (pralidoxime)

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cholinesterase activator

along with atropine

26
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Obidoxime

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cholinesterase activator

used for nerve gas poisoning

27
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HI-6

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cholinesterase activator

more potent that 2-PAM