EENT Pharmacology Flashcards
histamine is stored in granules of ______ (in loose CT) and _____
mast cells and basophils
antihistamines are not selective, so they have affect ______ receptors. Ex - benadryl. This makes them very _______
anti-cholinergic
sedating
diphenhydramine (benadryl) and hydroxyzine are ____ generation H1 blockers. These are older and more efficient, but have more ______
first
ADRs (sleepiness and anticholinergic effects like mouth dryness)
Zyrtec and Allegra are _____ generation, which are non-sedating. These are more _____, have a longer _____ (longer acting), and slower onset of action
second
expensive
longer half life
Diphenhydramine has antihistamine benefits: antiinflammatory (______ and urticaria), hypersensitivity
allergic rhinitis
Diphenhydramine is a H1 antagonist and an __________ drug (sedation, motion sickness), and low-moderate antihistamine
anticholinergic
Diphenhydramine is topical (pruritus, sunburns, bee stings, poison oak), or ______ (rapidly absorbed)
oral
diphenhydramine is excreted _______ in the urine
unchanged
Diphenhydramine has ADRs: ____ or ____
wired or tired
diphenhydramine is a ________ substrate. Its DIs are with anticholinergic drugs and sedating drugs
CYP 2D6
the anticholinergic benefits of diphenhyramine are _______, ______, hypnotic, and antiparkinson
antiemetic (anti N&V)
antitussive
claritin is more selective than benadryl, and has minimal _________
anticholinergic