Midterms based questions- these are questions that popped up a lot Flashcards
what are the three drugs you prescribe him:
- Atropine- muscarinic receptor antagonist 2. Benzodiazepin- reduces anxiety 3. Pralidoxime- it pulls the OP off of the molecule and reactivates the enzyme
List 6 symptoms in that farmer that was expose to pesticides and you diagnose acute cholinergic crisis:
- Salivation 2. Lacrimation 3. Urination 4. Defecation 5. Muscle twitching 6. anxiety
Pentachlorophenol
ionophore that makes inner mitchondrial membrane leaky
Cyanide-
inhibits cytochrome oxidase. Blocks function of electron transport chain
Fluoroacetate-
prevents transport of electrons to ETC. Inhibits aconitase
Black widow spider venom
release acetycholine from vessicles
Botulinum-
binds to nerve receptor and block ACh release
Ethylene glycol-
forms oxalate crystals in your kidney tubules
tetrodotoxin
blocks sodium channels on neurons
Organphosphorous chemicals-
inhibit acetycholine esterase (ACHe)
Cocaine-
inhibits nor-epinephrine uptake
DDT
over stimulates sodium channels on nucelus
Atropine-
muscarinic receptor antagonist
a-bungarotoxin-
binds covalently to nictonic receptors
Rotenone-
Inhibits NADH- coenzyme Q reductase
disrupts electron carrier
Carbon monoxide-
has a greater affinity for hemoglobin then O2 and therefore O2 cannot get to electron transport chain to make ATP.
Chlordecone-
Inhibits ATP synthase
what are the 5 distinct mechanisms by which xenobitoics can cause toxicity by inhipiting ATP synthesis”
- Block trabsport of electrons to the electron transport chain 2. Block transport of oxygen to electorn transport chain 3. Block function of electron transport chain 4. inhibition of ATP synthase 5. uncouple electrochemical gradient
Warfarin-
blood thinner, inhibition of clotting factors