histamine Flashcards

1
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where is H1 used

A

cardiovascular system
smooth muscle
periphery nerves

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2
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where is H2 used

A

regulates gastric acid secretion in stomach

increases rate and output of heart

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3
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where is H3 used

A

found in the CNS

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4
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where is H4 used

A

found on inflammatory cells

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5
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action of histamine on H1

A

vasodilation
increasing vascular permiability
pain and stimulation of peripheral nerves
smooth muscle contractions

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6
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action of H1 vasodilation I

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causes increased blood supply

redness

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7
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action of H1 increased vascular permiability II

A
swelling 
clotting proteins
fluid 
antibodies 
all out of blood
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8
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action of H1 stimulation of peripheral nerves III

A

release of NT and vasodilation (stimulation)
redness (stimulation)
histamine goes to cns and causes pain / itch

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9
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action of H1 smooth muscle contraction iV

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causes bronchial smooth muscle contraction
asthmatics more suseptible to small doses of his
also able to contract smooth muscle in the GI and reproductive tracts

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10
Q

H1 antagonist

A

mepyramine

cetirizine

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11
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mepyramine how is it taken and side effects

A

orally

drowsiness and effects cholinergic receptors

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12
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cetirizine why was it made

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made because it has less side effects with drowsiness

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13
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uses of H1 antagonists

A

treatment of allergies
Sedative actions
Local anaesthetic actions
Motion sickness - safe though they can cause drowsiness

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14
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actions of histamine on H2

A

stimulates gastric acid secretion
regulates cardiac output and rate
modulates action of immune cells

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15
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action of H2 regulation of gastric acid i

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peripheral nerves —-ach—- mast cells release his —-causes H+ out K+in and cl- out
aspirin inhibits prostagladin synthesis which increases gastric acid secretion

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16
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action of H2 cardiac system ii

A

stimulates isolated heart preparations which increase rate and force
dues to direct and indirect cardiac movement
indirect uses nor from adrenergic nerves

17
Q

action of H2 other effects iii

A

provide negative feedback inhibiting the release of HIS from mast cells

18
Q

antagonist of H2

A

cimetidine

19
Q

how is it administered and what does it do

A

orally
inhibits cytochrome p450
can retard the metabolism of a range of different drugs

20
Q

uses of H2 antagonists

A

gastric ulcers

reflux oesophagitis

21
Q

action of histamine on H3

A

functions as a neurotransmitter
originates in the hypothalamus extends to all parts of the brain
release follows distinct circadian patterns

22
Q

H3 antagonists

A

no clinical uses

thioperamide

23
Q

what is thioperamined used for

A

research

24
Q

actions of Histamine on H4

A

regulate cytokine network in inflammatory response

not really understood