pharm chapter 9 Flashcards

1
Q

what enzyme synthesizes acetylcholine from choline and acetyl CoA

A

ChAT

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2
Q

what is the incorporation of choline into phosphatidylcholine essential

A

because choline itself cannot cross the BBB

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3
Q

where is the high-affinity transport system of Ach found

A

specifically found in cholinergic nerve terminals

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4
Q

what drug targets the high-affinity transport system of Ach (sodium-choline transporter)

A

hemicholinium-3

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5
Q

what does vesamicol target

A

the Ach-H+ antiport channel

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6
Q

what does lambert-eaton myasthenia syndrome result from

A

an autoantibody that blocks the presynaptic Calcium channel

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7
Q

what does botulinum toxin do

A

prevents the exocytosis of presynaptic vesicles, thereby blocking ACh release

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8
Q

what is the predominant effect of mAChR stimulation

A

increase the opening of specific potassium channels, thereby hyper polarizing the cell

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9
Q

where is M1 generally expressed

A

cortical neurons and autonomic ganglia

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10
Q

where is M2 generally expressed

A

cardiac muscle

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11
Q

where is M3 generally expressed

A

smooth muscle and glandular tissue

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12
Q

what is the prototype agonist of M1

A

oxotremorine

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13
Q

what is the prototype antagonists to M1

A

pirenzepine

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14
Q

what is the prototype antagonist of M2

A

AF-DX 117

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15
Q

what is the prototype antagonist of M3

A

hexahydrosiladifenidol

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16
Q

what is the prototype antagonist of M4

A

himbacine

17
Q

what is the prototype agonist of Nm

A

phenyltrimethyammonium

18
Q

what is the prototype antagonist of Nm

A

tubocurare

19
Q

what is the prototype antagonist of Nn

A

trimethaphan

20
Q

what drug prevents facilitation and causes rapid titanic fad to occur under otherwise normal conditions

A

hexamethonium

21
Q

what drug is a muscarinic receptor agonist that has modulatory effects on autonomic ganglia that resemble the stimulation of slow EPSPs

A

methacholine

22
Q

what does atropine administration result in

A

blockade of vagal slowing of the SA node (relative tachycardia)

23
Q

how does activation of NBM effect Ach

A

causes global increase in ACh levels

24
Q

what does the IPSP result from

A

membrane hyperpolarization response

25
Q

what receptors mediate the slow EPSP response

A

M1 muscarinic

26
Q

what does pirenzepine bind with with the highest affinity

A

M1 receptors

27
Q

what is the agent of choice for treating the CNS effects of anticholinergic overdose

A

physostigmine

28
Q

what drug blocks the storage of ACh

A

vesamicol

29
Q

what drug is a simple alcohol that inhibits AChE by reversibly associating with the active site of the enzyme

A

edrophonium

30
Q

in Myasthenia graves, what are the autoantibodies that are formed working against

A

Nm receptors

31
Q

what are the autoantibodies against with eaton-lambert syndrome

A

calcium channels

32
Q

what drug is a pseudo-irreversible cholinesterase inhibitor because it forms a labile carbamoylate complex with AChE, inactivating the enzyme until the covalent bond is broken

A

rivastigmine

33
Q

what is methacholine used in the diagnosis of

A

asthma

34
Q

what is carbachol usually used for the treatment of

A

glaucoma

35
Q

what drug is used to treat xerostomia (dryness of the mouth secondary to reduced salivary secretion)

A

pilocarpine

36
Q

what drug is commonly used to prevent motion sickness

A

scopolamine

37
Q

what drug is an alternative to H2 receptor antagonists in the treatment of PUD

A

pirenzepine