Nicotinic/ AchE Inhibitors/ Botox Flashcards

1
Q
Varenicline 
MOA: 
SOA: 
Use: 
Side effects:
A

Selective partial agonist at the a4/b2 Nn
SOA: CNS
Used for smoking cessation / avoiding withdrawal feeling
Suicidal, depression

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2
Q

It out competes nicotine for the Nn receptor and partially activates it

A

Verenicline

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3
Q
Succinylcholine 
MOA
SOA 
USE 
SIDE EFFECT
A
  • Depolarizing agonist at the Nn receptors, opens all channels
  • NMJ
  • Paralysis
  • Increased IOP, and hypertension and arrhythmia
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4
Q

Curare(curium)

MOA
SOA
USE
SIDE EFFECT

A
  • competitive antagonist = non depolarizing
    Block nicotinic receptors preventing ACh from binding
    -NMJ
    -Paralysis
    -histamine release causes bronchial spasms & hypotension
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5
Q

ENDROPHONIUM
MOA
USE

A

AchE inhibitor reversible

Diagnosis of myasthenia gravis

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6
Q

Physostigmine
MOA
SOA
USE

A

AchE inhibitor, reversible
CNS
Treatment of poisoning of anti muscarinic (atropine)

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7
Q

Pyridostigmine
MOA
SOA
USE

A

Ache inhibitor,reversible
Does not cross BBB
Tx Myastenia Gravis

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8
Q

Neostigmine
MOA
SOA
USE

A

Ache inhibitor,reversible
Does not cross BBB
Tx Myastenia Gravis

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9
Q
Rivastigmine 
MOA
SOA 
USE 
SIDE EFFECT
A
AchE inhibitor, reversible 
Causes Ach increase in the brain 
Brain 
Slows down Alzheimer’s progression 
Dumbbells if it crosses BBB 
Dumbells (except emesis + CNS stimulation) if it doesnt
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10
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Donepezil
MOA
SOA 
USE 
SIDE EFFECT
A
AchE inhibitor, reversible 
Causes Ach increase in the brain 
Brain 
Slows down Alzheimer’s progression 
Dumbbells if it crosses BBB 
Dumbells (except emesis + CNS stimulation) if it doesnt
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11
Q

Whats an agonist to the Nn receptor at the NMJ?

A

Acetylcholine

And succinylcholine

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12
Q

Exception of curonium drugs

A

Pan uranium because it cant get to the ganglia and block Nm

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13
Q

Which dug produces paralysis by blocking the ability of Ach to bind and activate the Nm receptors?

A

Curonium

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14
Q

Which drugs can reverse the effects of curare?

A

Curare causes paralysis
Any AChe inhibitor can reverse action
STIGMINE drugs

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15
Q

STIGMINE drugs cause dumbbells or anti dumbbells? And why

A

Dumbells because they are AchE inhibitors which cause increase of ACh

Ach= dumbbells

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16
Q

Organophosphates
MOA
USES
SIDE EFFECT

A

Ache irreversible inhibitor
Insecticides
Crazy dumbells

17
Q

Echothiophate

MOA
SOA
USE
SIDE EFFECT

A

AChE inhibitor, reversible (organophosphate inhibitor)
Increases Ach-> increasing aqueous humor outflow
Tx glaucoma/ lower IOP
Blurry vision and miosis

18
Q

Botulism Toxin

MOA
SOA
USE

A

Prevents Ach from being released from presynaptic cleft
Breaks down SNARE proteins not allowing Ach to be released
Skin
Relax facial wrinkles/drooling/migraines

19
Q

STIGMINE drugs all are

A

AChE inhibitors

20
Q

STIGMINE drug that treats Alzheimer’s

A

Rivastigmine

21
Q

Stigmine drug that treats myasthenia gravis

A

Pyridostigmine

22
Q

If a drug is an antagonist to the Nm receptors, what would be most likely effects

A

Paralysis

And decrease HR