lecture 5 Flashcards

1
Q

adrenergic agonist and delivery

A

it is used to avoid premature delivery

the dominant is hormone during pregnancy not nerves

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2
Q

bethanochol
is _____ _/agonist
treats

A

ach agonist

post-operative GI paralysis of urinary retention (not mechanical obstruction)

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3
Q

Pilocarpine
is _____ _/agonist
treats

A
ach agonist (direct)
orally in Sjogren’s syndrome & mouth dryness, topical in glaucoma
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4
Q

Edrophonium
is _____ _/agonist
used for

A
ach agonist (indirect reversible )
diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis
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5
Q

used for diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis

A

Edrophonium

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6
Q
Physostigmine
is \_\_\_\_\_ _/agonist
treats 
antidose for \_\_\_\_\_overdose
BBB penetrate ?
A

ach agonist (indirect reversible)
constipation, urine retention (oral)
atopine
yes

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7
Q

Neostigmine (prototype)
is _____ _/agonist
treats

A

ach agonist

reverse surgery induced paralysis, paralytic ileus (oral\SC), atonic bladder, nasal spray + MG

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8
Q

________ Used in chronic management of Myasthenia gravis (oral), protection in chemical war

A

Pyridostigmine

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9
Q

Pyridostigmine
is _____ _/agonist
used for

A

ach agonist

Used in chronic management of Myasthenia gravis (oral), protection in chemical war

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10
Q

_______ to delay the progression of the Alzheimer’s disease

A

Rivastigmine

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11
Q

glaucoma treated
topically by____
locally ___

A

Pilocarpine

Echothiopate

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12
Q

Treat myasthenia gravis:

A

neostigmine, pyridostigmine orally

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13
Q

Reverse the action of non-depolarizing NM blockers:

A

neostigmine

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14
Q

Treatment of overdoses of anti-muscarinic:

A

physostigmine

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15
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Atropine (prototype): -
1-Antidote for :
2-induce \_\_\_\_\_ during ophthalmic examination 
3-treat \_\_\_\_cardia by \_\_\_\_\_
treat 
4-Pre-anesthetic how / why ?
5-good for Parkinson disease how ?: .
6-what does it beneficial to GI
7-Contraindications
A

1- any cholinergic agonist
2-mydriasis

3-Bronchodilator in the lungs, causes Tachycardia in the heart

4-Reduce all secretions, bronchodilator, Anti-emetic

5-reduce involuntary movement & rigidity, control sialorrhea.
6-Antispasmodic in GI & treat diarrhea. Urine retention (treat urge incontinence in overactive bladder)
7-: narrow angle glaucoma, prostatic hyperplasia

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16
Q

BY ACH ANTIGGONIST diarrhea treated by

A

Atropine

17
Q

Scopolamine (Hyoscine)
____ _/agonist
for :

A

ach antigonist

prophylaxis in motion sickness (transdermal patch behind ear), preanesthetic, Antispasmodic

18
Q

drug for COPD & asthma :

A

Ipratropium

19
Q

To dilate pupil (ach antigonist drug )?

A

Tropicamide

20
Q

(oxybutynin) for

A

decrease bladder overactivity