injury by drugs Flashcards
tetracycline
1) four rings bound together
2) inhibit protein synthesis of bacteria
3) discoloration of teeth
- staining dentin during tooth development
4) discoloration of bone
- due to bone remodeling
minocycline
1) binds to metal (chelating ability)
2) binds to iron
oral contraceptive
1) decrease endometrial and ovarian cancers
2) increase risk of cervical cancer
aspirin
1) chronic aspirin toxicity
- hormone like actions
- vomiting, prolonged bleeding
2) reye’s syndrome
- serious complication in pediatrics
3) also acidic
- erosion and ulceration
chronic aspirin toxicity
1) NSAID
2) non selective oxygenase inhibitor
- COX-1 inhibition is BAD!!! (normal platelet and gastro protective lipids)
- COX-2 inhibition is good (inflammation)
reye’s syndrome
1) after flu or chicken pox
2) ammonia passes the blood brain barrier causing encepalopathy
3) do not give children aspirin
tylenol (acetominophen)
1) is not NSAID
- works in CNS
2) helps with pain
3) large does may produce hepatic necrosis
- via ROS
meth
1) methamphetamine
- rampant caries
cocaine
1) vasoconstriction
2) loss of nasal septum
- cocaine snorting and intranasal abuse of oxycodone and hydrocodone
3) palatal perforation
thermal food burn
1) epithelial necrosis due to hot food
herpetic lesion
1) travels unilaterally
electrical burn
1) electrical arc burn
abrasion
1) abrasion
- scraping and rubbing
- superficial layer
contusion
1) bruise
2) rupture of blood into tissue without rupture of surface
laceration
1) irregular cut into underlying tissue
2) vessels may not be completely torn
incision
1) intentional would inflicted by sharp object
2) bridging vessels are severed
puncture
1) long narrow instrumentr
radiation injury
1) injure cells directly or indirectly
2) ROS from water or oxygen
anorexia and bulimia
1) acidic erosion of teeth
- Mx > Mn
vitamin B deficiency
1) water soluble
2) beri beri, wernicke syndrome, korsakoff syndrome
fat soluble
1) stored in fat
2) so it can be more dangerous in excess
- ex. vitamin A affects pregnancy
vitamin D deficiency
1) lack of enzyme product which tells intestine to reabsorb Ca2+
2) less of it in blood…PTH cause you to get it from bone via RANKL production
3) rickets in children
- cartilage overgrowth
4) osteomalacia in adults
- not the same as osteoporosis (trabecular)
- bone matrix is not calcified
vitamin K deficiency
1) involved in clotting
2) warfarin is antagonist
- competes for enzyme that replenishes vitamin K
iodine
1) deficiency
-goiter and hypothyroidism