Drugs for Pain Flashcards

1
Q

What drug is used to treat glaucoma that targets a machr agonist

A

Pilocarpine (miotic) is an eye drop used to reduce intracoular pressure

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2
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What drug is used to treat urinary retention and or constipation that targets a machr agonist

A
  • Bethanechol helps to increase gut motility and relieve urinary retention
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3
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What drug is used to treat ophthalmic

A
  • Tropicamide to aid eye examinations and dilate the pupils
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4
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What drug is used to treat asthma and copd

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  • Orally inhaled aerosol
      ○ Short acting drugs such as ipratropim bromide are often used in acute asthma episodes and longer lasting m3 / m2 tiotropim is used in the treatment of COPD
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5
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What drug is used to reduce intestinal motility

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  • Atropine or dicycloverine are used as smooth muscle relaxnts
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6
Q

where are nAch muscle receptors located

A

postsynaptic neuromuscular junction

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7
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what 2 agonists effects nAch muscle receptors

A

Acetylcholine
Succinylcholine

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8
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what 2 antagonists effects nAch muscle receptors

A

Tubocurare
pancuronium

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9
Q

where is nAch ganglion receptors located

A

ganglia

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10
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what 2 agonists effects nAch ganglion receptors

A

acetylcholine
nicotine

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11
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what 2 antagonists effects nAch ganglion receptors

A

trimetaphan
hexamethonium

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12
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where are nAch CNS receptors located

A

pre and post synaptic

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13
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what are 2 agonists that effect nAch cns receptors

A

nicotine
acetylcholine

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14
Q

what is 1 antagonists that effect nAch cns receptors

A

mecamylamine

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15
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what type of action does pancuronium have

A

competitive blocker of nACHrs

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16
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what type of action does vecuronium have

A

competitive blocker of nACHrs

17
Q

what type of action does atracurium have

A

competitive blocker of nACHrs

18
Q

what type of action does suxamethonium have

A

depolarizing blocker of nACHRs

19
Q

what type of blocker is ipratropiun

A

muscarinic achr blocker

20
Q

what type of blocker is darifenacin

A

muscarinic achr blocker

21
Q

what type of blocker is pancuronium

A

nicotinic achr blocker

22
Q

what type of blocker is suxamethonium

A

nicotinic achr blocker

23
Q

what converts acetyl choline in the synaptic cleft into acetate and choline

A

acetyl choline esterase

24
Q

what are carrier blockers

A

blocks the transport system i.e. when choline and acetate try to enter back into the synapse or when they are packaged into vesicles

25
Q

what are 2 examples of carrier blockers

A

hemicholinum
vesamicol

26
Q

what is an example of vesicle release blocker

A

botulinum

27
Q

what enzyme blockers can be used in cholinergic transmission

A

anticholinesterases

28
Q

what are 2 examples of anticholinesterases

A

donepezil
rivastigmine

29
Q

what are 3 therapeutic uses of anticholineesterases

A

myasthenia gravis

dementia

reversal of competitive neuromuscular block after anaesthesia

30
Q

what is myasthenia gravis

A

autoimmune disease leading to depletion of nAChRs at NMJ

31
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what is dementia

A

e.g. alzheimers disease associated with a loss of cholinergic neurones in basal forebrain