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Pharm Lectures 1-4 Flashcards

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OATP

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organic anion transporting proteins facilitate absorption of some drugs

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p-glycoprotein

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actively remove drugs from epithelial cells and prevent absorption. essential mechanism to prevent toxin absorption

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propranolol

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Beta blockere

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Muscarinic

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acetylcholine receptor at neauroeffector junctions

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nicotinic

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acetylcholine receptor at all autonomic ganglia and somatic neuromuscular junctions - leads to contraction of skeletal muscle -at ALL autonomic ganglia- leads to postganglionic release of neurotransmitters at Neuroeffector junctions

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M1

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CNS and autonomic ganglia

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M2

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cardiac muscle

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M3

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smooth muscle and glandular tissue

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M4 and M5

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CNS

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Ach Response - Heart SA node

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bradycardia

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Ach response-Heart AV node

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slow conduction

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Ach response-blood vessels

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vasodilation

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Ach response - GI tract

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increased tone and secretions sphincters relax

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Ach response Eye (Iris)

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Miosis (contraction)

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Ach response eye (ciliary muscle)

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accomodation (contraction)

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Ach response - urinary bladder

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detrusor muscle contracts, sphincter relaxes

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ach response- lungs

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bronchi contract, increase in secretions

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ach response - exocrine glands

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increase in tears, sweat, saliva

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ach response - ganglia (high doses)

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sympathetic and parasympathertic responses

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ach response - adrenal medulla

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release of epinephrine and norepinephrine

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ach response - skeletal muscle

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depolarization of end plate

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acetylcholine

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-direct acting agent choline ester no therapeutic use, nonselective and short duration

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methacholine

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-direct acting choline ester agonist -muscarinic and longer duration

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carbachol

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-direct acting choline ester agonist -predominately nicotinic -topical agent for glaucoma

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bethanechol

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-direct acting choline ester agonist -predominately muscarinic - used to stimulate bladder of intestinal tract without having cardiac effects

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muscarine

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-direct acting plant alkalpid agonist -from poisonous mushroom

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nicotine

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-direct acting plant alkaloid agonist -from tobacco -oral, nasal, or transdermal product to assist in smoking cessation

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pilocarpine

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-direct acting plant alkaloid agonist -predominately muscarinic -topical agent for glaucoma and oral agent for xerostomia (dry mouth)

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cevimeline (evoxac)

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-new synthetic direct agonist for xerostomia and dry eyes indicated after radiation treatment or for patients with Sjogren’s syndrome

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neostigmine

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-reversible cholinesterase inhibitor -quaternary amine - poor penetration of CNS -can be used to treat myasthenia gravis

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Edrophonium (Tensilon)

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-reversible cholinesterase inhibitor -neostigmine analog with shorter duration -used to diagnose Myasthenia gravis

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physostigmine

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-reversible cholinesterase inhibitor -alkaloid from alabar bean -tertiary amine - can penetrate CNS -can be used to treat myasthenia gravis

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Myasthenia gravis

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-autoimmune disease producing antibodies against nicotinic receptors in skeletal muscle–>severe muscle weakness -edrophonium used to diagnose it and neostigmine and pyridostigmine are used for treatment

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Alzheimers Disease (Drugs)

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  • can use reversible cholinesterase Donepezil (aricept) - once daily -Galantamine (Rizatidine) -Rivastigmine (Exelon)
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Organophosphate Muscarinic effect

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-bradycardia -hypotension -salivation -sweating -lacrimation miosis

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Organophosphate nicotinic effects

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-muscle fibrillation, fasciculations, paralysis

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Organophosphate CNS effects

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-confusion, ataxia, coma, respiratory paralysis

38
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SLUDGE

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-organophosphate toxicity -Salivation -Lacrimation -Urination -Diarrhea -Gastic -Emptying

39
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Atropine

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-anticholinergic (plant alkaloid) -muscarinic antagonist -belladonna alkaloid -widely distributed -Half-life = 2 hours -blocks M1, M2, M3 -used for sinus bradycardia and cholinesterase inhibitor overdose

40
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scopolamine

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-has greater CNS effects than atropine -isolated from henbane - transdermal patch for motion sickness

41
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Hyoscyamine

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  • L isomer of atropine -used for gastrointestinal spasms
42
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anticholinergic toxic effects

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-Dry mouth -blurred vision -tachycardia -palpitations -urinary rentention -delirium and hallucinations CONTRAINDICATIONS: glaucome, BPH, dementia, delirium

43
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Ipratropium (atrovent) and tiotropium (Spiriva)

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-muscarinic antagonist - inhaled agents for asthma and COPD

44
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Dicyclomine (Bentyl)

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-muscarinic antagonist -for irritable bowel disease

45
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tropicamide (Mydriacyl)

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-muscarinic antagonist -topical agent to facilitate eye exams -short half life

46
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benztropine (Cogentin)

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-muscarinic antagonist -for drug-induced parkinsonian symptoms from antagonism of dopamine receptors

47
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Drugs for overactive bladder

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-Oxybutinin (Ditropan) -Tolterodine (Detrol) -Solifenacin (VESIcare)

48
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d-tubocurarine

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-non-depolarizing neuromuscular blocking agent -used for muscle relaxation during surgery -first isolated from arrow poisons

49
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Succinylcholine

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-depolarizing neuromuscular blocking Agent (only rug in its class) -has two Ach molecules linked together -binds nicotinic receptor and causes persistent depolarization leading to sustained muscle paralysis - short duration - used in emergency room -no antidote -can cause HYPERkalemia, K should be monitored after use

50
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catecholamines

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endogenous adrenergic receptor agonists - epi, NE and dopamine -rapidly metabolized by MAO and COMT -given as parenteral drug

51
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a1 adrenergic receptors

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smooth muscle contraction

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B2 adrenergic receptors

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smooth muscle relaxation

53
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B1 adrenergic receptor

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cardiac tissue

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a2 adrenergic recptors

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mostly on sympathetic postganglionic neurons -produce feedback inhibition of NT release

55
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B3

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fat cells and increases lipolysis

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D1

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dopamine receptors in smooth muscle increase dilation in renal blood vessels

57
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D2

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dopamine receptors in nerve ending - modulate NT release

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Epinephrine

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  • a1=a2, and B1=B2 - low doses: B effects predominate -high doses A1 predominates -USE: anaphylactic shock, cardiac arrest and topical vasoconstriction Adverse effects: tremor, palpitations, headaches, arrhytmias
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Norepinephrine

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-nonselective direct acting adrenergic agonist - a1=a2 but B1>>B2 -USE: hypotension Adverse effects: similar to epinephrine

60
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isoproterenol

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-synthetic catecholamine -B1=B2 USE: potent vasodilator, potent inotropic agent (increase contraction force -Adverse effects: tachycardia, arrythmias

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Dobutamin

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-selective B1 agonist -B1>B2>>>>>a USE: Acute heart failure - potent inotropic agent adverse effects: hypertension and tachycardia

62
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-terol

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-selective B2 agonist -albuterol, levalbuterol (xopenex), salmeterol (serevent) -inhaled bronchodilation for asthma and COPD

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Terbutaline

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-selective B2 agonist PO: bronchodilation for asthma IV- relaxation of uterus

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phenylephrine

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  • selective A1-adrenergic agonist -vasoconstriction with increased blood pressure IV: for hypotension and shock PO: popular OTC decongestant
65
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oxymetazoline (Afrin nasal spray)

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-selective A1 adrenergic agonist -topical nasal decongestant -causes acut rebound congestion if used for more than several days

66
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clonidine

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-selective a2 adrenergic agonists -centrally acting antihypertensive agents -also used for substance withdrawal -oral or transdermal

67
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alpha-methyldopa

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-selective a2-adrenergic agonist -centrally acting antihypertensive agent -still useful during pregnancy

68
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amphetamine and methamphetamine

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-indirect acting adrenergic agonists -stimulate release of NE and dopamine -lipid soluble; can enter CNS -stimulant effects on mood and alertness and an appetit depressant -peripherally vasoconstrictive and a cardiac stimulant

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methylphenidate (Ritalin)

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-indirect acting adrenergic agonist -amphetamine derivative with similar action

70
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cocaine

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-indirect acting adrenergic agonists -inhibits NE, dopamine and serotonin reuptake -peripherally vasoconstrictive and a cardiac stimulant

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Tyramine

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-indirect acting adrenergic agonist -naturally occuring in fermented products (cheese wine etc) -increases NE release and can cause hypertensive cirisis with MAO inhibitors

72
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Dopamine

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-mixed acting adrenergic agonist D1=D2>>B1>>a1 -low doses D receptor increases renal blood flow -medium dose: D +b1 activated -high dose: D + B1 +a1 activated use: cardiogenic shock, acute renal failure adverse effects: similar to NE at high doses

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ephedrine

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-mixed acting adrenergic agonist -ma-huang -alpha and beta agonist and increased NE release

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pseudoephedrine (Sudafed)

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-mixed acting adrenergic agonist -stereoisomer of ephedrine -avoid in patients with hypertension of cardiomypoathy

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phenoxybenzamine

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-nonselective alpha blocker -non-competitive/irreversible -a1>a2 use: catecholamine excess such as for PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA adverse: postural hypotension and reflex tachychardia

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phentolamine

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  • nonselective alpha blocker
  • competitive antagonist
  • a1=a2
  • Uses
    • PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA
    • reversal of ischemia from extravasation or injection of adrenergic agonists such as epi
  • adverse effects: same a phenoxybenzamine
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Selective a1 blockers (function)

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  • relax vascular smooth muscle
  • relax smooth muscle of bladder neck and prostate
  • USES: BPH
    • 3rd line agents for hypertension
  • adverse effects: 1st dose syncope and reflex tachycardia
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Prazosin

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selective a1 blocker - prototype drug

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terazosin (hytrin)

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selective a1 blocker

80
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doxazosin (cardura)

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selective a1 blocker

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Tamsulosin (Flomax)

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  • selective a1 blocker
  • sepecific antagonist of A1a receptor in prostate gland
  • helps decrease urinary obstruction from BPH
  • causes less vasodilation than other alpha1 blocker and has little effect on blood pressure at normal doses
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Propanolol

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  • nonselective beta blocker
  • B1=B2
  • decreases cardiac contractitlity and heart rate
  • bronchoconstiction and decreased glycogenolysis
  • USE: hypertension, arrythmias, angina, migrain headache, essential tremor
  • adverse effects/cautions: bradycardia, insomnia, heart failure, asthma, diabtetes
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Nadolol

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  • low lipophilicity - less CNS adverse effects than propranolol
  • renal excretion
  • long half life
84
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timolol

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  • non selevtive beta blocker
  • used as topical agent for GLAUCOMA
85
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Pindolol

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  • nonselective B blockers
  • also partial agonist of B1 and B2 receptors
  • intrinsic sympathomimetic activity -causes less bradychardia
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metoprolol

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  • selective B1 locker
  • B1>>B2
  • known as cardioselective B clocker
  • used for hypertension (higher doses) heart failure (low doses) and angina
  • half life: 3- 8 hours
  • metabolized by CYP 2D6 phenotype
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atenolol

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  • selective B1 blocker
  • low lipophilicity - less CNS effect than propranolol
  • renal excretion
  • long half life
88
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bisoprolol (zebeta)

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  • selective B1 blocker
  • moderate lipophilicity
89
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esmolol

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  • selective B1 blocker
  • IV only - short acting beta blocker used in hospital by IV
90
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Acebutolol

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  • selective B1 blocker
  • partial agonist of B1 receptor
  • intrinsic sympathomimetic activity
91
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Labetalol and carvedilol

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  • a and B adrenergic blockers
  • B1=B2, a1>a2
  • labetolol for rapid recution of blood pressure
  • carvedilol for heart failure

Pharmacology (2 decks)

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