Exam #1: NMJ Diseases Flashcards

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Is Lambert-Eaton Syndrome a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Non-depolarizing blocker

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Is Botulism a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Non-depolarizing blocker

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Is Curate a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Non-depolarizing blocker

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Is Myasthenia Gravis a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Non-depolarizing blocker

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Is Hypermagnesemia a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Non-depolarizing blocker

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Is a Black Widow bite a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Depolarizing blocker

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Are Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitors a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Depolarizing blocker

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Is Hypomagnesemia a depolarizing blocker or a non-depolarizing blocker?

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Depolarizing blocker

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What is the mechanism behind Lambert-Eaton Syndrome? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)?

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Blocks Ca2+ channels

- Non-depolarizing

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What is the mechanism behind Botulism? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)?

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Blocks/degrades SNARE proteins

- Non-depolarizing

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What is the mechanism behind Curate? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)?

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Competitively and reversibly inhibits nicotinic ACh receptors
- Non-depolarizing

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What is the mechanism behind Myasthenia Gravis? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)? What is the treatment?

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Blocks ACh receptors
- Non-depolarizing

Treat with Neostigmine or Pyridostigmine

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What is the mechanism behind Hypermagnesemia? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)?

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Too much Mg blocks Ca2+ influx, decreased ACh exocytosis

- Non-depolarizing

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What is the mechanism behind a Black Widow bite? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)?

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Increased ACh release

- Depolarization

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What is the mechanism behind Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitors? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)? What are three examples?

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Increased ACh in the synaptic cleft due to decreased degradation of ACh by Acetylcholinesterase

  • Depolarization
  • Ex. Succinylcholine, Neostigmine and Pyridostigmine
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What is the mechanism behind Hypomagnesemia? What does this result in (non-depolarization or depolarization)?

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Not enough Mg competing at Ca2+ channels, increasing ACh exocytosis
- Depolarization