Exam 2 medication Flashcards

1
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cause local vasoconstriction by releasing norepinephrine to decrease secretions to relieve nasal and nasopharyngeal congestion

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decongestants - tetrahydrozoline & pseudoephedrine

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cough suppressant by acting on the cough-control center in the medulla

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antitussives - dextromethorphan hydrobromide

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2
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anti-inflammatory effect by blocking complex reactions to relieve chronic nasal congestion

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steroid nasal decongestant - beclomethasone

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3
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block H1 receptor to alleviate allergy symptoms

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antihistamine - diphenhydramine

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4
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decrease adhesiveness and surface tension of fluid to aid in expelling mucous

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expectorants - guaifenesin

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5
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split links in mucoproteins to decrease viscosity in acute and chronic bronchopulmonary disorders

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mucolytics - acetylcysteine

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6
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affect calcium to have a vasodilating effect on smooth muscles in asthma, chronic bronchitis, and emphysema

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xanthine - theophylline

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7
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mimic SNS effect to treat asthma

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sympathomimetic - albuterol

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8
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block or antagonize acetlycholine and vagal-mediated receptors for relaxation in asthma

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anticholinergic - ipratropium

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9
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decrease edema and increase beta-adrenergic activity for smooth muscle relaxation in asthma and COPD

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inhaled steroids - budesonide

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10
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competitively block receptors for the production of leukotrienes and histamine in asthma

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leukotriene receptor antagonist - zarfirlukast

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11
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work on distal convoluted tubule interfering with calcium pump to excrete sodium in HTN, MI, and edema

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thiazide diuretic - hydrochlorothiazide

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12
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act on the loop of henle blocking calcium pump and sodium reabsorption in HTN, MI, and edema

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loop diuretic - furosemide

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13
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block sodium and aldosterone at distal tubule to promote excretion in HTN, HF, and edema

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potassium-sparing diuretic - spironolactone

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14
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slow down movement of hydrogen to cause more sodium and HCO3 excretion in glaucoma, MI, edema, and acute mountain sickness

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carbonic anhydrase inhibitor - acetazolamide

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15
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increase osmotic pressure of glomerular filtrate causing decrease water, sodium, and chloride retention in increased intracranial pressure

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osmotic diuretic - mannitol

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16
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inhibit ACE to inhibit vasoconstriction, decrease peripheral resistance, decrease volume, and reduce afterload in HTN and MI

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ACE inhibitor - captopril

17
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bind to angiotensin II to block vasoconstriction in HTN

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ARBS - isoartan

18
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block calcium channel ions to relax coronary artery spasm in HTN and angina

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CCB - diltiazem

19
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block beta1 in HTN, angina, MT, and SVT

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nonselective beta blocker - propanolol & metoprolol

20
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block alpha1 in HTN and BPH

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alpha1 blocker - doxazosin

21
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stimulate alpha2 in HTN and ADHD

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alpha2 agonist - clonidine

22
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act directly on vascular smooth muscle for relaxation and vasodilation in HTN and MI

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direct acting vasodilator - hydralazine

23
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increase intracellular calcium for increased contraction in MI

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cardiac glycosides - digoxin

24
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block phosphodiesterase in cardiac and smooth muscle to increase contraction in MI

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phosphodiesterase inhibitor - milrinone

25
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activate alpha receptors to increase vascular tone in hypotension

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alpha agonist - midodrine

26
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block HMG-CoA reductase from completing synthesis of cholesterol to decrease cholesterol, triglycerides, and LDLs

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statins - atrovastatin

27
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bind with bile acids in intestine to form an insoluble complex excreted via stool, decreasing cholesterol

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bile-acid sequestrants - cholestyramine

28
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decrease absorption of dietary cholesterol from small intestine

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cholesterol absorption inhibitor - ezetimibe

29
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stimulate lipoprotein breakdown from tissues and removal from plasma to decrease triglycerides and increase HDL

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fibrin-acid agents - gemfibrozil

30
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stimulate RBC production in bone marrow by glycoproteins for anemia

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epoetin alfa

31
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folate deficiency for pregnancy/lactation and alcoholism

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folic acid

32
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B12 deficiency for pregnancy/lactation and blood loss

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hydroxocobalamin

33
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iron deficiency

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ferrous sulfate

34
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relax arterial and venous smooth muscle, and dilate coronary arteries for acute angina

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nitrate - nitroglycerin

35
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block receptor sites on platelet membranes, preventing platelet-platelet interaction

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antiplatelets - aspirin

36
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inhibit adenosine diphosphate receptor from binding to other platelet receptors

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ADP receptor blocker - clopidogrel

37
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directly inhibit thrombin from converting fibrinogen to fibrin

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heparin & argatroban

38
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binds and accelerates antithrombin II

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enoxaparin

39
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decrease hepatic synthesis of vitamin K clotting factors

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warfarin

40
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breakdown thrombus by stimulating plasmid synthesis in MI, acute PE, and acute ischemic CVA

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thrombolytics - alteplase

41
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prevents fibrin from dissolving, preventing clots breaking down in excessive bleeding

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hemostatics - aminocaproic acid