lecture 7 Flashcards

1
Q

_______drug for urine relaxant & asthma

A

Salbutamol

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2
Q

Clonidine for ?

____ _/agonist

A

HTN

a2 agonist

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3
Q

lofexidine is ___ _/agonist

for?

A

a2 agonist

treatment of opioid withdrawal.

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4
Q

Dexmedetomidine is ___ _/agonist

for?

A

a2 agonist

short-term sedation in an ICU

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5
Q

Tizanidine is ___ _/agonist

for?

A

alpha 2 agonist

central muscle relaxant

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6
Q

Brimonidine is ___ _/agonist

for?

A

a2 agonist

reduces production of aqueous humor and increases the flow of
aqueous humor out of the eye, resulting in a decrease in pressure
thus indicated in glaucoma.

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7
Q

Captagon is made of الكبت

A

fenethylline and amphetamine

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8
Q

captagon causes ?

A

CVS disorders like ventricular fibrillation and cerebral hemorrhage.

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9
Q
Amphetamine is
\: direct/indirect symp/para
\: actions
\:indications
\:S.E :
A

1-indirect symp

2- 1- release NE 2- produce stimulant effect on mood
and alertness and increases mental activity 3- Decreases appetite 4- produce euphoria
(happiness)

3- narcolepsy /ADHD

4- may lead to addiction and abuse (dependence).

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10
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Cocaine 
\: direct/indirect symp/para
\: actions
\:indications
\:S.E
A

1-indirect symp
2-It Inhibits reuptake the NE - stimulation of the receptors (cause vasoconstriction) so it may lead to sudden rise in BP and overdose causing cerebral hemorrhage.
3-used in some surgeries, Oronasal specially
4 -addiction and abuse

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11
Q

nebivolol can causes?

A

vasodilation by releasing NO

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12
Q

Inderal drug was made by ____
the chemical name is
which is ____ _/ agonist
for ?

A

sir James
propranolol
`adrenergic antagonis beta blocker gen 1
~hypertension, ischemic heart disease (first choice of stable angina) and certain arrhythmias (ventricular) because it has the ability to decrease heart rate

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13
Q

for esophageal varices we use

A

propranolol+ nadolol

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14
Q

for Infantile hemangiomas ?

A

propranolol

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15
Q

The side effect of Beta- blockers:{5}

A

1- Bronchoconstriction.
2- Hypotension, Bradycardia.
3- Cold extremities because they decrease blood flow to the
extremities by decreasing outflow of the heart.
4- Nightmares, vivid dreams.
5- Masking symptoms of hypoglycemia. (All symptoms except
sweating).
6- Prolongation of insulin-induced hypoglycemia.
7- Fatigue (DUE TO reduce CO).

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16
Q
  • Drugs that lead to hypoglycemia are
A

insulin or oral sulfonylurea.

17
Q

How the B-blockers masking symptoms of hypoglycemia?

A
  • Beta blocker will lead to hypoglycemia (decrease glucose level).
  • Diabetes patient with hypoglycemia will feel this by sympathetic symptoms (tachycardia,
    tremor, sweating, palpitation), beta blocker will mask all hypoglycemia symptoms except
    sweating (because sweat glands have muscarinic receptor).
18
Q

cardioselective beta blocker is ?

A

Atenolol

19
Q

_______ used for Stable angina / diabetic hypertensive patients who are receiving insulin or oral antidiabetic agent

A

Atenolol

20
Q

Timolol is
selective/non ______ agonist/antagonist
used for

A

Nonselective, blocks B1and B2
local use in the eye because it lacks local anesthetic properties.
open-angle glaucoma.
- It reduces aqueous humor production through blockage of β receptors on the ciliary epithelium

21
Q

pilocarpine is similar to

A

Timolol

22
Q

Adverse effect of beta blocker:

A

Topical timolol may interact with orally administered verapamil and increase the risk of heart block.