Pharm 1 Flashcards

1
Q

amide LA

A

any of the i-caines. metabolized in liver

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2
Q

esther LA

A

procaine, tetracaine, cocaine. metabolized in plasma cholinesterases. procaine still has a slight amount in liver (maybe they all do?)

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3
Q

prilocaine adverse reaction

A

metheoglobinemia

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4
Q

LA general adverse reaction

A

cardiovascular collapse (myocardial depression), hypotensive shock

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5
Q

LA moa

A

blocks sodium from entering neuron

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6
Q

absorbtion of LA

A

only free base (non ionized) can be transported across neural membrane (then only ionized form is effective). inflamed tissue has lower than normal pH making it more ionized and less effective

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7
Q

2% lidocaine has

A

20mg/ 1 mL solution

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8
Q

propranalol and LA

A

increases effect of lidocaine- slows down heart by beta blocker (less delivery to liver), also competes for same enzyme once in liver

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9
Q

toxic reaction to LA

A

depends on blood levels mostly. cause depression of inhibition of CNS neurons- but first see CNS excitation.(first sign).

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10
Q

LA and veins

A

are a vasodilators (except cocaine)

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11
Q

1:100k epi is

A

.01 mg epi per 1 mL

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12
Q

epi and heart disease

A

.04 mg is hieght of what AHA recommends

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13
Q

pennicillin G

A

more senesitive to acid degradation than oenicillin (injected not take orally)

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14
Q

best gram neg pen

A

ampicillin

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15
Q

not cross allergic with pen

A

cephalosporins and ampicillins are. erythromycin is not

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16
Q

penicillinase producing bugs (staph)

A

dicloxacillin (least effective is ampicillin)

17
Q

prophylaxis regimin for heart

A

1) 2 g amoxicillin

2) 600 mg clindamycin

18
Q

prophylaxis for prosthetic joint

A

keflex

19
Q

common abx prescriptions

A

Pen VK- 150-500 mg qid
clindamycin- 150-300mg tid
amoxi- 500 mg tid

20
Q

bacteriocidal agents (pen) moa

A

inhibits cell wall synthesis

21
Q

bacteriostatic agents (tetracycline) moa

A

protient synthesis inhibition

22
Q

antifungals moa

A

bind to ergosterol in cell wall

23
Q

sulfonomides MOA

A

compete for PABA in folic acid synthesis

24
Q

pen allergy symptoms

A

dermatitis, stomatitis, bronchoconstriction, and cardiovascular collapse

25
Q

aplastic anemia abx

A

chloramphenicol

26
Q

liver damage or hepatotoxicity causing abx

A

tetracycline

27
Q

allergic cholestatic hepatitis abx

A

erythromycin estolate

28
Q

tetra and pen at same time

A

cancell each other out due to cidal and static interactions

29
Q

probenecid alters rate of renal clearance of

A

penicillins

30
Q

tetracylines effectiveness

A

goes down if dairy products or antacids are taken about hte same time