Eicosanoids Flashcards

1
Q

What does Montelukast inhibit?

A

Inh. Leukotriene LTD4 used for chronic asthma, not acute attacks

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2
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What does Zafirlukast inhibit?

A

Leukotriene

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3
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What does Zileuton inhibit?

A

Inh. 5-lipoxygenase used for chronic asthma

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4
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Explain prostaglandins and GI mucosa.

A

PGs, esp PGE2, increase blood flow to GI mucosa

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5
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Explain PGs and Stomach acid.

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Cox-1&raquo_space; PGE2 and PGI2&raquo_space; inhibit proton pumps
NSAIDs inhibit Cox-1&raquo_space; increase acid
NSAIDs + PPI might be necessary

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6
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PGs and platelets

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Cox-1 in PLT membrane&raquo_space; TxA2&raquo_space; clotting
ASA irreversibly binds Cox-1
NSAIDs reversibly bind Cox-1

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7
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In Renal…
Cox-1
Cox-2

A

COX1 controls renal hemodynamics and GFR

COX2 controls Na and water retention

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8
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In Renal Cox inhibitors do what?

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Inh COX ⇒ ↓PGE2 ⇒ Na retention ⇒ ↑ BP ⇒ dec. Aldo ⇒ cause hyper K
Inhb COX ⇒ ↓PGI2 ⇒ hyperKemia and ARF

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9
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What are the baseline and inflammatory levels of
Cox-1
Cox-2

A

Cox-1 is constituitive

Cox-2 is increased during inflammation

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10
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In terms of Cox, what do each do?
glucocorticoids
NSAIDs

A

GC&raquo_space; inhibit synthesis of cox-2

NSAIDs&raquo_space; inhibit activity of Cox

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11
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What is Misoprostol? (also alprostadil)

A

PGE1 analog that inhibits gastric acid secretion, increases HCO3 and mucus in stomach and is an abortifacient

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12
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What is Aloprostadil?

A

PGE1 analog that is used for patent ductus arteriosus and erectile dysfunction in pt that do not respond to sildenafil

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13
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What is Epoprostenol? (also liloprost)

A

PGI2 analog used in pulmonary HT

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14
Q

What is Latanoprost?

A

PGF2-alpha analog used in glaucoma

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15
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What is Zafirlukast?

A

Leukotriene R antagonist used for asthma

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16
Q

What is Zileuton?

A

Leukotriene modulator used for asthma

17
Q
Detail
PGI2
PGF2alpha
PGD2
PGE2
TXA2
A

PGI2&raquo_space; vasodilator, inc. pain, inh. platelets. affects vessels, KD, brain

PGF2alpha&raquo_space; broncho constrictor, myometrial contraction. affects airways, uterus, SM, eyes

PGD2&raquo_space; dilator, inh. PLT. affects mast cells, brain, airways.

PGE2&raquo_space; dilator (contract), inc. pain, fever. affects macrophages, SM, KD, brain

TXA2&raquo_space; thrombotic constrictor

18
Q

Leukotrienes are made form 5-lipoxygenase (LOX)&raquo_space;

A

LTB, LTC, LTD, LTE

19
Q

What is the function of LTB vs LTC, LTD, LTE?

A

LTB4 is a chemotaxic agent

LTC, D, E are bronchoconstrictors and inc. vascular permeability