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Histamine Antagonists Flashcards

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What are the types of histamine antagonists

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Physiologic antagonists
Release inhibitors (mast cell stabilizers)
Receptor blockers

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2
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What is the physiologic antagonist

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Adrenaline - opposite action, different receptor

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3
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What is the mast cell stabilizer

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4
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Which receptors can be blocked by receptor blockers

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H1
H2

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5
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Explain H1 antagonists

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Antihistamines
Inverse agonists

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6
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What are the two types of H1 receptor antagonists

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First and second generation

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7
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List the first generation H1 receptor antagonists

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8
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List the second generation H1 receptor antagonists

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9
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What is the difference between first and second generation of H1 receptor antagonists

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First generation is more lipophilic so will go to CNS
more side effects

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10
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Explain the adsorption of H1 receptor antagonists

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11
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Explain the distribution of H1 receptor antagonists

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12
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Explain metabolism of H1 receptor antagonists

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13
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What are the pharmacological effects of H1 receptor antagonists

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14
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Explain the anticholinergic effects of H1 receptor antagonists

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15
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What is the effect of cyproheptadine

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Significant anti serotonin activity

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16
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Explain effect of promethazine

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Alpha block activity
Postural hypotension

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17
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What is more potent than procaine as local anesthetics

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Diphenhydramine and promethazine

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18
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What are the therapeutic uses of H1 receptor antagonists

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Allergic diseases
Common cold
Motion sickness, vertigo and sedation
Sedative, anxiolytic

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19
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Explain the allergic diseases as the therapeutic use of histamine antagonists

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20
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Explain the common cold as the therapeutic use of histamine antagonists

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21
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What is scopolamine

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The most effective for prevention of motion sickness, vertigo, and sedation

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22
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Which H1 antagonists are useful for milder cases of motion sickness, vertigo, and sedation

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23
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Explain promethazine

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24
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Why are some H1 receptor antagonists used as hypnotics

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25
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What is used as anxiolytic

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26
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What is used for insomnia

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27
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What are the adverse effects related to CNS of H1 receptor antagonists ?

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Sedation
Dizziness
Tinnitus
In coordination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Euphoria
Nervousness
Insomnia
Tremors

28
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Which are the side effects if H1 receptor antagonists that can be reduced by taking drug with meals

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Nausea
Vomiting
Epigastric distress
Constipation or diarrhea

29
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What can cause weight gain

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30
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What are the side effects of some first generation H1 antagonists

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Dryness of the mouth and respiratory passages (inducing cough)
Urinary retention of frequency
Dysuria

31
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What is preferred for elderly patients

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32
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What are not recommended for use in children

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33
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What have been approved by FDA for use in children

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34
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H1 histamines are advised with caution to who

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35
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What is the effect of lactating women taking antihistamines

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36
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What are the members of H2 receptor antagonists

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Cimetidine
Ranitidine
Famotidine
Nizatidine

37
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What are H2 receptors antagonists known as

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Antisecretory agents

38
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What is the action of H2 receptor antagonists

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39
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What are the uses of H2 receptor antagonists

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40
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What do the proton pump inhibitors do

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41
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What is the mechanism involved in antacid healing of peptic ulcer

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42
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Explain the absorption of H2RAs

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43
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Explain the elimination of H2RAs

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44
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Explain the bioavailability of H2RAs

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45
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Explain the renal clearance in H2RAs

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46
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What are the types of adverse effects of H2RAs

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Gynecomastia and impotence
Hematopoietic and immune effects
CNS effects
Hepatic effects
Cardiac effects
Renal effects
Other

47
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Explain gynecomastia and impotence as adverse effects of H2RAs

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48
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Explain hematopoietic and immune effects as adverse effects of H2RAs

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49
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Explain the CNS effects as adverse effects of H2RAs

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50
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Explain hepatic effects as adverse effects of H2RAs

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51
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Explain the cardiac effects as adverse effects of H2RAs

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52
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Explain the renal effects as adverse effects of H2RAs

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53
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Explain the other adverse effects of H2RAs

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