ocular: PGs and CAI's Flashcards
0
Q
ADRs of PGs?
A
eyelash growth, iris color change
1
Q
4 PG analogs and MOA, what do they tx?
A
- latanoprast
- travoprost
- bimatoprost
- unoprostone isopryl
increase uveoscleral outflow, glaucoma
2
Q
which two of the PGs is CI in cystoid macular edema and herpes?
A
travoprost
bimatoprost
3
Q
which PG is most effective in Af am’s?
A
travoprost
4
Q
which PG is least effective overall?
A
unoprostone isopryl
5
Q
which drug increases ocular perfusion at nervehead and is used to tx glaucoma?
A
nifedipine
6
Q
which drug is a ca-channel blocker?
A
nifedipine
7
Q
3 Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors? and MOA?
A
- Dorzolamide
- acetazolamide
- brinzolamide
reduces aque production by blocking Na/K pump
8
Q
bring acid to the door
A
brinzolamide, acetazolamide, dorzolamide
all CAIs for glaucoma
9
Q
CI in sulfonamide allergies
A
dorzolamide
10
Q
ADRs: red eyes, lid allergies (2)
A
dorzolamide and brinzolamide
