Endo/Repro Drugs Flashcards

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terbutaline

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b2 agonist
- activate adenylel cyclase -> raise cAMP-> phosphorylatase-> MLCK blocking

tocolytic
-suppress uterine smooth muscle

IV or PO

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2
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Ritodrine

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b2 agonist
-activate adenylel cyclase -> raise cAMP -> phosphorylatase-> MLCK blocking

tocolytic
- suppress uterine smooth muscle

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3
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Magnesium Sulfate

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tocolytic
IV
Competes w/ Ca and relaxes Smooth Muscle

Prevent seizures

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4
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Atosibane

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Ocytocin receptor ANTAGONIST

delays labor

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5
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Pitocin

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Oxytocin synthetic

oxytocic

Gq

Uterine contractions, milk let down, ADH and vasoactive and high concentrations

NO oral

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6
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Dinoprostone

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prostaglandin (E)- hyperalgesia
oxytocic

softening of cervix
uterine contrations

abortifacent - vaginal suppository
- hydratiform mole

Gs

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7
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Carboprost

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prostaglandin (F)
oxytocic

Uterine contractions

abortifacent
- IM

Gq

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8
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misoprostol

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prostaglandin(E)
oxytocic

Softening of the uterus
uterine contractions

Vaginal or Oral
used / progesterone antagonist - mifepristone

Gs

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9
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Ergonovine

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ergot
oxytocic

contraction of the uterus(NOT USED)
and postpartum bleeding

alpha adrenergic, dopaminergic and 5HT2 receptors

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10
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Ergotamine

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ergot

Contraction of blood vessels - more for migraine HA

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11
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Indomethacin

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reduces oxytocin induced uterine contractions

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12
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oxytocin receptor

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Gq protein -> phospholiase C -> increased Ca

Need Mg and Cholesterol allosteric

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13
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Goserelin

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GnRH analogue
-flare of symptoms before down regulation of receptors

prostate and ER + cancer (pre menopause)

low testosterone problems…

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14
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Leuprolide

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GnRH Analogue
-flare of symptoms (given w/ flutamide) before down regulation of receptors

prostate and ER + cancer (pre menopause)

Low testosterone problems…

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15
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Degarelix

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GnRH competitive antagonist

NO surge, much faster
in prostate and assister repro use

Shorter duration of action -> cost and compliance

Class promotes histamine release -> hypotension and allergic rxns, rash

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16
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Dutasteride

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5 alpha reductase inhibitor

Testosterone -> DHT blocked

Used for BPH and baldness, prostate CA prevention

teratogenic

17
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finasteride

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5 alpha reductase inhibitor

Testosterone -> DHT blocked

Used for BPH and baldness, prostate CA prevention

teratogenic

18
Q

Aminoglutethimide

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Aromatase inhibitor- nonsteriodal/reversible

cholesterol -> pregnenolone (higher up)

Can mimic Adrenal Insufficiency
-myelosuppression

19
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Anastrozole

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aromatase inhibitor - nonsteriodal/reversible

testosterone ->estradiol in ovary (pre meno)

androstenedione -> estrone in adipose (POSTmeno)

polyarthralgia
bone density
Better lipid?

20
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letrozole

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aromatase inhibitor -nonsteriodal/reversible

testosterone ->estradiol in ovary (pre meno)

androstenedione -> estrone in adipose (POSTmeno)

polyarthralgia
bone density
better lipid?

21
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Bicultamide

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Anti androgen receptor

ADT therapy - Prostate
- given to fight flare w/ GnRH agonists( still have high testosterone but no effect)

Inhibit ligand binding and translocation

Not used long term or alone

22
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Flutamide

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Anti androgen receptor

ADT therapy - prostate
-given to fight GnRH agonist flare (still have high testosterone but no effect)

Inhibit ligand biding and translocation

not used long term or alone

older more side effects - gynectomastia, liver function, Diarrha, N/V, low testosterone effects

23
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Nilutamide

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Anti androgen receptor

ADT therapy - prostate
-given to fight GnRH flare (still have high testosterone but no effect)

Inhibit ligand binding and translocation

not used long term or alone

24
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Raloxifene

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anti estrogen(SERM)

oral, peaks hrs
NO benefit after 5 yrs

Good for all 3 - breast antagonist, uterus antagonist, bone agonist

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tamoxifen
anti estrogen(SERM) oral, peaks hrs no benefit after 5yrs GO TO drug for ER + prevention of invasive carcinoma Good: Breast antagonist, bone agonist Given w/ GnRH analogue - due to inhib negative feedback (higher estradiol w/out) Bad: Uterus agonist - endometrial CA Also stroke risk
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toremifene
Anti estrogen(SERM) oral, peaks hrs no benefit after 5 yrs Good: Breast antagonist Bad: Uterus agonist
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Fulvestrant
anti Estrogen (SERD) IM, peaks 7 days Cyp3A4 concern Competitive antagonist in EVERY tissue - hard on bone... back pain, HA, phayngitis, GI
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FAC regiment (1st)
5 fluoruacil -anti metabolit Adriamycin -doxyrubicin - anthracycaline - cardiotoxicity and local necrosis cyclophasphamide - alkylating agent - hemorrhagic cyst worries
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CMF regiment (2nd)
Cyclophosphamide Methotrexate - switch out of doxyrubacin when toxicity met 5 fluoruracil -antimetabolite
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Traztuzumab
Ab against HER2 surface marker
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Paclitaxel
binds to tubulin to enhance and stabilize spindle formation