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Drugs Flashcards

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mydriatics

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  • pupil dilation

- stimulates sympathetic (iris dilator contracts) or stimulates parasympathetic (paralyzing iris sphincter muscle)

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drug

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any substance other than food that alters the physiology of the body via chemical means

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Classification of Drugs with Abuse Potential

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Schedule 1 - high potential, no medical uses ie) heroin
Schedule 2 - high potential with medical use ie) morphine
Schedule 3 - less potential, accepted medical use ie) barbiturates
Schedule 4 - even less potential, accepted medical use ie) benzodiazepines
Schedule 5 - even less potential, accepted medical use ie) cough syrups

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Labelled Indication

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FDA approved for a specific disease; can market product for this

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Prodrug

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  • administered in inactive form

- converted by normal metabolic processes in body to active form

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Compounding

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prepare pharmaceutical preparations not commercially available

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Intravitreal injections

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  • diluted concentration injected into vitreous humor
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Subconjunctival injections

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  • injected under conjectiva
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Periocular injections

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  • injected into tissue around the eye
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agonist

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  • activates a receptor
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antagonist

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  • inhibits a receptor
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12
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Adrenergic receptors

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  • sympathetic nervous system

- alpha & beta

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13
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Cholinergic receptors

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  • muscarinic (parasympathetic) - heart, smooth muscle & iris
  • nicotinic - muscle (parasympathetic)
  • nicotinic - ganglia (sympathetic)
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14
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pharmacodynamics

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action of drugs on receptors & tissues (what drug does to body)

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15
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pharmacokinetics

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study of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drugs (what body does to the drug)

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16
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ADR - Adverse Drug Reaction

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Type A - an exaggerated reaction

Type B - rxn not typical from normal pharmacology

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17
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Topical anesthetics

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  • reversible loss of sensation by blocking sensation of pain passing along nerves to brain
  • applied externally to tissue
  • used if needing to touch cornea
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18
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local anesthetics

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  • reversible loss of sensation by blocking sensation of pain passing along nerves to brain
  • injected for local nerve block; externally (lids) or behing eye (retrobulbar)
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general anesthetics

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  • reversible loss of sensation by blocking sensation of pain passing along nerves to brain
  • inhalation or intravenously
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20
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tropicamide

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  • cycloplegic drug (mydriatic)

- blocks iris sphincter

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phenylephrine

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  • sympathomimetic agent (adrenergic)
  • alpha-1 receptor agonist
  • mydriatic (dilates pupil)
  • no effect on accomodation
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cycloplegic drugs

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  • mydriatic effect
  • parasympatholytic (blocks PNS)
  • reduces/paralyzes accomodation
  • target ciliary body
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23
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cyclopentolate

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  • stronger cycloplegic drug
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Fluorescein (NaFI)

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  • dye
  • used in applanation tonometry
  • defects of cornea appear vivid green with cobalt blue filter on slit lamp
  • highly susceptible to contamination
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25
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Fluorexon

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  • dye
  • used with soft contacts
  • prone to contamination
26
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Intravenous NaFI (fluorescein)

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  • dye to evaluate vascular abnormalities of retina

- also detect anterior segment blood flow (vessels of iris)

27
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Rose Bengal

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  • vivid pink staining of damaged/dead tissue with slit lamp

- will stain soft contacts

28
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Lissamine Green

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  • stains mucus, dead cells & degenerated cells
29
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Indocyanine green

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  • intravenous dye for retinal & choroidal angiography

- may cause severe allergic reaction

30
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Methylene Blue

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  • stains devitalized cells & corneal nerves

- used to assess lacrimal sac

31
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prostaglandin analogues

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  • antiglaucoma agent
  • act where secreted
  • increases outflow of aqueous
32
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Beta blockers

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  • antiglaucoma agent

- decreases production of aqueous

33
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alpha-2 receptors

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  • antiglaucoma agent

- decrease production and increase drainage of aqueous

34
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carbonic anhydrase inhibiters

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  • antiglaucoma agent
  • inhibits enzyme stopping formation of bicarbonate in the ciliary epithelium, decreases aqueous production
    (production of aqueous needs bicarbonate)
35
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acetazolamide

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  • carbonic anhydrase inhibitor
36
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Rho-associated Protein Kinase (ROCK) Inhibitors

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  • antiglaucoma agent
    ROCK enzyme regulates smooth muscle contraction
  • ROCK inhibitors cause relaxation, increases drainage, decreases IOP
37
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Cholinergic agonists (miotic)

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  • antiglaucoma agent

- constricts pupil, increases aqueous outflow

38
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pilocarpine

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  • cholinergic agonist

- activates receptor in iris sphincter (constricts pupil)

39
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hyperosmotics

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  • treat angle-closure glaucoma

- increase osmolarity of blood, so water leaves eye and enters blood

40
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anti-angiogenesic drugs

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  • inhibit VEGF (protein needed for new blood vessel growth)
41
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Penicillin

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
42
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Cephalosporins

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
43
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Bacitracin

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
44
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aminoglycosides

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
45
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tetracyclines

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
46
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macrolides

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
47
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sulfonamides

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
48
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Trimethoprim

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
49
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fluoroguinolones

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
50
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vancomycin

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  • antibiotic (antibacterials)
51
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acyclovir

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  • antiviral
52
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foscarnet

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  • antiviral

- treat symptoms, cannot cure infection

53
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ketocanazole

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  • anti-fungal

- “azoles”

54
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corticosteroids

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  • anti-inflammatory drug

- inhibits prostaglandins by stopping production of arachidonic acid

55
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NSAIDs

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  • nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug

- inhibits protaglandins by stopping their synthesis

56
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cyclosporine

Restasis

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  • immunosuppressive
  • reduce inflammation and improve tear quality
  • for dry eye
57
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vertiporfin

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  • immunosuppressive

- decreases tear production

58
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lifitegrast

Xiidra

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  • reduce inflammation and improve tear quality

- for dry eye

59
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Punctal plugs

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  • block tears from draining from eye
60
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omega 3

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  • improve quality of tears

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