Miscellaneous MCQ facts Flashcards

1
Q

Where does midazolam act?

A

GABAa receptors

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2
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Order of strength of bonds (strong to weak)

A

Ionic-covalent-hydrogen-van de waals

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3
Q

CSHT reflects what combined effects

A

distribution and metabolism

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4
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In infusion kinetics, how do you calculate maintenance does?

A

STeady state concentration x clearance

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5
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IN infusion kinetics, how is clearance calculated?

A

Input=elimintation
So input is also equal to clearance x plasma conc,
so
Clearance = input/plasma

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6
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What does CYP3A4 metabolise

A

midazolam and alfentanil

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7
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What does CYP2E1 metabolise

A

paracetamol
fluoride containing volatile agents

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8
Q

WHich phase reaction do CYP450 do?

A

phase 1

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9
Q

Lignocaine ER?

A

> 0.7 (flow limited)

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10
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Examples of enzyme limited drugs

A

Phenytoin, theophylline, benzos, warfarin

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11
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What is sodium nitrprusside

A

Prodrug that reacts with sulfhydryl containing molecurles through a single electron transfer mechanism to produce S-nitrosothiol, decomposes to form NO.

NO then binds to and activates guanylate cyclase, increasing cGMP, decreasing calcium-> smooth muscle relaxation

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12
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S/E of SNP

A

-Cyanide toxicity (has 5 cyanide moities for every NO)
-metabolic acidosis
-WOrsens A-A difference
- Reverses hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction

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13
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Examples of drugs that reduce IOP?

A

etomidate, thiopental

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14
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Drugs that should be avoided in MAOIs

A

Adrenaline
Noradrenaline
Ephedrine
Pseudoephedrine
Phenylephrine
Dopamine
Dopexamine
Dexamfetamine
Pethidine.

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15
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Examples of prokinetics

A

erythromycin, metoclopramide. cisapride

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16
Q

Which local anaesthetics are amino amides?

A

Lidocaine
bupivicaine
Ropivicaine
Prilocaine
Levobupivicaine
Mepivacaine

17
Q

Which LA are amino esters

A

Chloroprocaine
Procaine
Articaine
Tetracaine

18
Q

oculocardiac reflex pathway

A

afferent- parasympathetic fibres of ciliary nerves + opthalmic nerve from the gasserian ganglion
efferent-adjacent nucleous ambigous

19
Q

How does lithium affect NMB/?

A

Interacts with calcium reuptake in the presynaptic termina;

20
Q

What affects the liklihood of LA toxicity?

A

Site of injection (vascularity and presence of fat)
Drug dose/conc
Use of vasoconstrictors
CHanges in protein binding in relation to intracellular pH

21
Q

REversal of dexmedetomidine

A

Atipamezole

22
Q

WHat is different about candida krusei?

A

Resisitant to fluconazole, use voriconazole

23
Q

How does sotalol work

A

as well as being a b blocker, blocks k+ channesl, decreasing eflux and delaying repolarisation

24
Q

WHat type of muscarinic receptor does ipratropium act on

A

M3- found in smooth muscles of bronchioles+ arterioles

M1- brain/secretory glands
M2- heart
M4 CND
M5 dopamin in cns

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