export_pharm pns Flashcards

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What is the use of Adrenaline?

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  • resuss
  • offset histamine release effect post-anaphylaxis
  • improve cardiac output and flow
  • bronchodil poss
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What is Atenolol?

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b-blocker; b1 selective

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3
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What is the use of b blockers such as atenolol?

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  • tachycard
  • hyperthyroidism
  • HCM
  • hypertension
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4
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Name a a-2 antagonist?

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Atipamezole

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5
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What is atipamezole?

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a2 adreno antagonist
- reversal of sedation/analgesia = medetomidine

  • only given 30mins AFTER sedation (cats) to avoid over ‘excitation’/crazy cat
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6
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Name a drug that could inhibit ACh

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Atracurium

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7
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What are the uses of Atracurium

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  • block ACh
  • make IPPV easier
  • suitable for renal/hepatic disease
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8
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What does atropine act on?

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Block ACh at Musc R
- mydriasis

  • tachy
  • bronchodil
  • inhib GI
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9
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Name the primary use of Bethanecol

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Bladder tone

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10
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How does Bethanecol work?

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  • inc bladder detrusor tone and function, doesn’t work if areflexive
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11
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How would you treat Bethanecol (ACh Mus agonist)

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Atropine can reverse effect

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12
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What is Butylscopolamine?

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antag of ACh Musc R (GIT and UT). can control D+ and bladder pain

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13
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What is Carvedilol used for?

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non-selective B blocker

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14
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What is cis-atracurium?

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isomer. inhib ACh Nic R

- Neuro-musc blockade in GA

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15
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Name a direct B-2 agonist, begining with C?

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Clenbuterol

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16
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What is clenbbuterol commonly used for?

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Bronchodil in horses; more potent than epinephrine and salbutamol

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17
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What possible side effects might an B2 agonist give?

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tachy card
muscle tremors

smooth m relax

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18
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What is the purpose of Clonidine?

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To stim GnRH release

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19
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Detomidine is a…?

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A2 agonist
- can be analgesic, sedative

  • reduces excitatory response
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20
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Medetomidine is a..?

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A2 agonist
- analgesia

  • sedation
  • m relaxation
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21
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What is the purpose of using Dexmed + ket?

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short (30m) of surgical anaesthesia (cats only)

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22
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what is the significance of dexmedatomidine and medatomidine?

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dex is 2x more potent

23
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If dex/med reversed w/ atipamezole what is required?

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Analgesia!

24
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What are the main side effects of medetomidine?

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  • peri vasocon
  • bradycardia
  • RR falls but depth inc (hyperpnoeic)
25
Q

Dobutamine is a ____ agonist?

A

B1 agonist
also synthetic catecholamine

with B2 and A1 effects

26
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B1 selective agonists are used to treat…

A

cardiac failure, hypotensive,bradycardia

27
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What is dopamine?

A

endogenous catecholamine; precursor of NA

28
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Why is dopamine used?

A

tx shock
support systolic fct

vasodil, inc contractility

29
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Edrophonium is a?

A

comp inhib AChE

30
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Why is a AChE inhib useful?

A

to diag myasthenia gravis

tx atrial tachycardia

31
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Name a very short acting b blocker

A

Esmolol

32
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What B R does Esmolol target?

A

B1

33
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Glycopyrronium reverses the parasympathetic effect at musc R. What uses has it?

A
  • decrease oral/bronchal secretions
  • longer acting than atropine and preferred in rabbits
  • inhib bradycardia caused by opioids
34
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What is Isoxoprine?

A

B2 R agonist

laminitis/nevicular disease tx

35
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What is Neostigmine used for?

A

inc action of ACh at NMJ

36
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What are the benefits of Neostigmine?

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  • polar - low CNS penetration
  • long acting
  • can diag myaesthenia gravis
37
Q

What is the purpose of OPs in cats/dogs?

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  • inhib AChE
  • irreversible binding
  • antihelmintics
  • poisoning - myscle fasciulations, convulsions
38
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What is pancuronium?

A

ACh inhib

39
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Phenoxybenzamine is

A

irreversible blocker of A-R

40
Q

Phenylephrine is?

A

A1 agonist
- dilate iris

  • hypotension tx
  • mydriasis
41
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Pilocarpine

A

stim cholinergic R

42
Q

What does pilocarpine cause?

A

miosis
improved aq flow

glaucoma tx

43
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Prazosin is a B1 antagonist used to treat

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CHF secondary to mitral valve regurg

44
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Propanthaline is a

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musc antag to treat bradycardia, incontinence and spasmodic GI upset

45
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Propanalol is used for

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cardic arrhyth

anxiety

46
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Pyridostigmine

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reversible ACh inhib; longer DOA than neostigmine

47
Q

Romifidine is same family of xylazine and detomidine, what is it?

A

A2 agonist, causes less ataxia

48
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Salbutamol causes

A

smooth m relaxation and bronchodil

49
Q

Suxamethonium is used for laryngeal analgesia in …

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cats, rabbits and primates

50
Q

Terbutaline stim bronchodil, what R does it agonise?

A

B2

51
Q

Tropicamide inhib ACh at the ciliary body, what does it cause?

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mydriasis and cycloplegia. NOT TO TX GLAUCOMA

52
Q

Vecuronium acts to _____ ACh

A

inhibits.

53
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Xylasine is..NO LONGER REALLY USED. SEDATIVE

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replaced by medetomidine