general drugs Flashcards

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hemicholinium

A

blocks uptake of choline

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2
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vesamicol

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blocks uptake of acetylcholine by vesicle

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3
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boutlinum

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blocks release of acetylcholine

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4
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W-conotoxin

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blocks release of acetylcholine

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5
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presynaptic inhibition of acetylcholine release receptors

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stimulation of presynpatic inhibitors receptors: alpha2, D2, M2, opioid, ATP, adenosine, serotonin, neuropeptide Y
in neuromuscular junction: aminoglycosides and tetracyclins.

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6
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High ca+ in presynaptic Ach neuron

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release ach

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7
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4-aminopyridine

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K channel blocks, releases Ach, but not specific for Ach!! . used in MS. not

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8
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presynpatic stimulatory receptors

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M1, AT1, prostaglandins, B2,
in neuromuscular junction: alpha or beta adregenic.
inhibition of inhibitory receptors

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9
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mecamylamine

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inhibits ganglionic receptors of Nicotinic receptors.

used oraly, enters cns; used for smoking cessation.

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10
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atracurium

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blocks neuromuscular junction receptors.

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11
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name 3 drugs which are competitive ganglionic blocking drugs

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hexamethonium, mecmylamine, trimethaphan.

hemamethonium, blocks Nn, taken oraly or parenteraly, used to be used for hypertension.

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12
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mention non-depolarizing blockers of the ganglions-

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nicotine, tetra-ethyl-ammonium (so called TEA)

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