Exam 2: AntiHistamines (+separate lecture), Antifungals, and AntiVirals Flashcards
What are the two cells that produce Histamine?
Basophils and Mast Cells
Histamine- General Dilation = H_ receptor…Facial Dilation = H__ receptor
Gen= H1… facial H2
Respiratory tract = H__ receptors, ________ papillary smooth muscle.
H1…constricts
For the most part the GI tract is H__ receptors, except for the Illium = H__.
H2….illium=H1
Glandular System = H__ receptors
H1
What are the Lewis triple responses? They are mediated by H__ receptors.
Redness, Flare, Swelling… H1
Dermal, mostly by H__.
H1
Which type of antihistamine blocker? Clinical Uses: Allergic rhinitis
H1
Which type of anti histamine blocker? CNS
H1
Which histamine blocker? Mechanism of action = competitive blockage of H__ receptors (GI tract), Reduces intracellular concentration of cAMP, Protein kinase (in parietal cells) that drives the H+/K+-ATPase pump is shut down, Inhibits basal and nocturnal gastric acid secretion (evoked by histamine)
H2
Whichi Receptor blocker?Clinical uses:
H2
Adverse Effects of AntiHistamines (3)
Drowsiness, xerostomia, and dry mucous membranes
Benedryl is an ______amine.
EthanolAmine
_______ AND ______ need to be in the dental office emergency kit, it helps with anaphylaxis (along with Epi).
Benadryl…Chlor-TriMetOn
Zyrtec’s main side effect
Sedation
_______ and ______ are non drowsy anti-histamines.
Claritin and Allegra