Pharm NT II Flashcards

1
Q

What does glycine do

A

ligant gated Cl Ch

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2
Q

what toxin inhibits glycine release

A

tatanus

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3
Q

what is antagonist for glycine

A

strychnine

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4
Q

glycine also acts as agonist where

A

NMDA R

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5
Q

synthesis Ach

A

presynaptic terminal from choline and acetyl CoA

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6
Q

what helps store Ach

A

vesicle associated transporter

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7
Q

inactivation Ach

A

ACHE

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8
Q

R activated by Ach

A

ionotropic (nicotinic)

metabotropic (muscarinic)

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9
Q

agonist for ionotropic Ach

A

nicotine

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10
Q

antagonist for ionotropic Ach

A

curare like drugs (nondepolarizing neuromuscular blockers)

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11
Q

M1 Ach R

A

excitatory

dec K increase IP3 and DAG

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12
Q

M2 type Ach R

A

increase K
dec cAMP
inhibitory

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13
Q

agonist to muscarininc Ach R

A

muscarine and pilocarpine

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14
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antagonist to muscarininc Ach R

A

atropine and glycopyrrolate

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15
Q

roles of Ach in CNA

A

midbrain reticular formation- wakefulness
basal ganglia-motor control
basal forebrain- connections to hippocampus and Cx

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16
Q

Ach in Alzheimers

A

reduced production choline acetyl transferase dec Ach synthesis and impaired cortical cholinergic function

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17
Q

used to treat alzhemiers to counter dec in Ach production

A

ACHE inhibitors

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18
Q

What NMJ diseases involve Ach dysregulation

A

myasthenia gravis
Eaton Lambert Syndrome
botulism

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19
Q

what occurs when CNA Ach R blocked

A

drowsiness, sedation and memory loss

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20
Q

dopamine synthesis

A

presynatpic terminal form tyrosine

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21
Q

storage dopamine

A

loaded by vesciular monoamine transporter

22
Q

inactivaiton dopamine

A

reuptake into presynaptic cells mediated by dopamine transporter DAT(majoirty) and plasma membrane monoamine transpoters

23
Q

dopamine R

24
Q

D1 R activation causes what

A

increase cAMP

stimulatory

25
D2 R activation
inhibitory postsynaptic increase K decrease cAMP presynaptic dec Ca
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where are the cell bodies of dopaminergic neurons
midbrain with substantia nigra pars compacta and in hypothalamus
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what do midbrain dopaminergic neurons influence
motor control, emotion, motivation and cognitive processes like memory
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Parkinsons
DA neurons in striatum degenerate
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shizophrenia/psychosis
increased dopaminergic activity
30
what is used to Tx shizophrenia
D2 R antagonists
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how does cocaine effect dopamine
DA uptake blockate
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amphetamines change dopamine how
increase dopamine release
33
reward pathway
ventral tegmental dopamine pathways that mediate subjective effects of drugs of abuse
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norepi synthesis
NE granules from dopamine by dopamine beta hyroxylase
35
storage NE
in grnaules where made
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inactivation NE
reuptake mediated by norepri transporter
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what R noes norepi work on
metabotropic alpha 1 2 beta 1,2,3
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a1 stimulation by NE
excitatory | dec K, increase IP3 and DAG
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agonist for alpha 1 R
phenyleprhine
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antagonist for alpha 1 R
phentolamine, prasozin
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activation alpha 2 R
inhibitory postsynaptic inc K dec cAMP pre: dec Ca
42
agonist alpha 2
clonidine
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antagonist to alpha2
yohimbine
44
activation beta 1
exctitatory | dec K increase cAMP
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agonist beta 1
isoproterenol
46
antagonist beta1
propranolol
47
activation beta 2
excitatory | increase cAMP
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agonist beta 2
albtuerol
49
antaonist beta 2
butoxamine
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where are cell bodies for noradrenergic neurons
locus ceruleus
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what do NE neurons modulate
sleep, wakefulness, attention and feeding behaviors
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NE has what role in mood disorders
depression