FA Flashcards
MOA of memantine and what is it for?
NMDA blocker/Alzheimer’s
MOA of cabergoline and what is it for?
D agonist like bromocriptine/hyperprolactinemia
Histology of hyperacute/acute/chronic transplant rejection>
Hyperacute—>thrombosis/DIC/vascular spasm
Acute—>vasculitis/lymphocyte infiltrate
Chronic—>fibrosis—>ischemia
Most overdose of what drug causes death in US?
Opioid
HoTN/Tachy/decrease RA pressure
Septic shock (fever might not be there if the pt is either old or immunocompromised)
C3a effect
Histamine release
Most common congenital heart defect
Bicuspid aortic valve
See a pt with an autoimmune disease
Think the possibility of having other autoimmune disease
Decrease bicarb comes with
Increase chloride
glutamate is excitatory or inhibitory?
Excitatory
Tetrabenazine
Huntington’s (chlorea)/like reserpine
Milrinone MOA and effect
PDE3 inhibitor/increase contractility and vasodilate
Ranolazine
Decrease O2 consumption/angina
Adenosine
Increase K out of cell—>hyperpolarization
Terminate SVT
carbamazapine cause?
Aplastic anemia
Benzo used for short term anxiety
Lorazepam
Most common cause of death in DM pt
Cardiovascular disease
Coarctation of aorta associated with?
Cerebral hemorrhage (berry aneurysm)
See kid with viral infection (or adult)
think subsequent autoimmune disease like ITP
What is on chromosome 14
Ig heavy chain
Bortezomib
Proteasome inhibitor/Multiple myeloma
Cilostazol/dipyridamole
PDE3 inhibitors
Intermitten claudication/coronary vasodilation
Cell mediated vs. humoral \
Cell mediated—>macrophages (intracellular)
Humoral—>antibody/complement (extracellular)
Mu receptor MOA
Increase K efflux—>hyperpolarize