Exam 3: Drugs Flashcards
SABAs
-Metaproterenol
-Terbutaline
-Albuterol
-Pirbuterol
LABAs
-Salmeterol
-Formoterol
Inhaled Corticosteroids
-Triamcinolone acetonide
-beclomethasone dipropionate
-flunisolide
-budesonide
-mometasone furoate
-fluticasone propionate
-ciclesonide
Leukotriene pathway inhibitors
-Zileuton
-Zafirlukast
-Montelukast
Methylxanthine drugs
-Theophylline
-Theobromine
-Caffeine
Antimuscarinic agents
-Ipatropium
Mast cell stabilizers
-Cromolyn
-Nedocromil
Monoclonal antibodies
-Omalizumab
-Mepolizumab
-Reslizumab
-Benralizumab
B2 selectivity from
-bulky N substitutions
-phenyl ring substitutions (also COMT resistant)
B2 agonist risks
-tachycardia
-muscle tremors
-induction of tachyphylaxis (reduction in bronchodilator reponse)
SABA use
-PRN for acute attacks
Metaproterenol
-SABA
-least potent
-good oral bioavailability
-analog of terbutaline
Terbutaline
-SABA
-N-t-butyl analog of Metaproterenol
=greater selectivity and potency
Albuterol
-SABA
-most used
-COMT resistant
-salicyl alcohol in phenyl ring
Pirbuterol
-SABA
-pyridine version of albuterol
-less potent