immunosuppression Flashcards

1
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omalimuzab

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mAb against IgE, prevents mast cell degrnaulation. Used to treat dermatographic utricaria and allergic asthma

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2
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sodium crymoglycate

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inhibits and inward chloride current therefore prevents Ca2+ influx as the Em isn’t balanced. This prevents mast cell degranulation. Used for mastocytosis

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3
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salbutamol

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short acting b2 adrenoreceptor antagonist (asthma treatment)

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4
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salmetarol

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long acting b2 adrenoreceptor antagonist (asthma treatment)

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5
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theophylline

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PDE inhibitor so keeps cAMP levels high. Used prophylactically in the treatment of asthma

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6
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loratadine

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3rd generation anti histamine

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7
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proglumide

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blocks CCK2 receptor. Usually stimulation of this receptor causes release of histamine from ECL cells

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8
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ranitidine

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H2 receptor antagonist used to treat peptic ulcers

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9
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omeprazole

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proton pump inhibitor used to treat peptic ulcers

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10
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arthrotec

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combination drug: NSAID and misoprostol - used in chronic treatment of rheumatoid arthritis to prevent peptic ulcer formation (misoprostol ensures histamine still released despite NSAID = still get mucin, bicarbonate release etc.)

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11
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icatibant

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bradykinin B2 receptor antagonist used to treat hereditary angioedema

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12
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zafirlukast

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CysLT1 receptor antagonist (used to treat asthma)

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13
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zileuton

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5-LO inhibitor, used in asthma treatment

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14
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ibuprofen

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non selective COX inhibitor

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15
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etoricoxib

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COX-2 selective inhibitor

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16
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naproxcinod

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NSAID and NO donor (NO ensure vasodilation to damaged mucosa?)

17
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aspirin

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irreversible NSAID - lowers platelet aggregation

18
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paracetamol

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COX inhibitor. analgesic/anti-pyretic but not very anti inflammatory

19
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odansetron

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5HT3 receptor antagonist used to treat vomiting

20
Q

sumatriptan

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5-HT1B/D/F agonist used to treat migraine

21
Q

dexamethasone

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anti inflammatory corticosteroid

22
Q

methotrexate

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DHFR inhibitor used as a disease modifying anti-rheumatic drug (DMARD) in rheumatoid arthritis

23
Q

penicillamine

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a DMARD - suppresses collaged and IL-1 synthesis

24
Q

etanercept

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fusion protein of TNFa receptor and IgG` - used in rheumatoid arthritis to mop up TNFa

25
Q

adalimumab

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anti-TNFa mAb

26
Q

anakinra

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recombinant IL-1 receptor antagonist

27
Q

ciclosporin A

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binds to CpN and inhibits IL-2 transcription

28
Q

tacrolimus

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binds to FKBP and inhibits IL-2 transcription

29
Q

basiliximab

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mAb against CD25 alpha unit of IL-2 receptor

30
Q

azathioprine

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inhibits DNA synthesis in cells without a nucleotide savage pathway (includes B and T cells)