Pharma 1 Flashcards

1
Q

list 4 factors that increase the risk of developing ulcers

A

smoking, alcohol, vagal stimmulation, Hpylori

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2
Q

there are two receptors on the parietal cell that promote its HCl secretion

A

histamine receptor, ach receptor

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3
Q

gastrin secreted by the G cells acts on

A

ECL cell

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4
Q

the ECL cell acts on which cell, and is stimulated by

A

its stimulated by gasrtrin, and Ach, it secretes histamine that acts on pariteal cells

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5
Q

name the drugs used to reduce gastric secretion

A

antihistamines (h2 receptor antagonists), ppis, prostaglandins, anticholinergics

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6
Q

name the drugs used to reuce irritationo n mucosal lining

A

antacids

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7
Q

name the drugs that coat/ form a barrier on the mucosal lining

A

sucralfate

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8
Q

name the drugs that work against Hpylori

A

antibiotics bitch :D

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9
Q

h2 receptor antagonists work on which cell, whats the parent drug, and name the most common drug

A

pariteal cells, cimetidine = parent drug, ranitidine = most commonly prescribed

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10
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whats the most problematic side effect of cimetidine

A

gynaeomastia in males, menstural irregularities in females

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11
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why does cimetidine cause gynecomastia and mentstural disturbances

A

because it binds to androgen receptors

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12
Q

what is the first line drug for severe ulcers

A

ppis

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13
Q

t or F, ppis reversibly block h-k pumps of g cells

A

irreversible, parietal cells

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14
Q

which drug supresses acids stonger and for longer time, ppis or H2 antagonists

A

ppi winnnns

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15
Q

state examples for h2 receptor antagonists, parent drug and what is used more often

A

omeprazole = parent drug, esmeprazole used more often because it has less side effects

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16
Q

t or f, ppis are alkaline in nature

A

TRUE

17
Q

impotence, hypersensitivity reactions are SE of

A

ppis

18
Q

do antacids reach systemic circulation

A

noppe

19
Q

if calcium carbonate antacis with milk, whats the condition that ppts

A

milk alkali syndrome –> renal failure

20
Q

other than milk alkali syndrome, whats another side effect of calcium containing anacids

A

kidney stones

21
Q

SE of sucralfate

A

constipation

22
Q

SE of bismuth chelate

A

blacken teeth and stool

23
Q

T or F, bismuth and sucralfate must be given on an empty stomach

A

true, the drug that needs to be eaten with food is prostaglandins because they cause diarrhea

24
Q

which drug shouldnÕt be used during pregnancy due to abortifacient activity

A

prostaglandins

25
Q

prostaglandin receptor mediates

A

bicarb production and mucus secretion

26
Q

name a prostaglandin E analogue

A

misoprostol

27
Q

whats the first line therapy for h pylori ulcers

A

omerprazole, amoxixilllin, clarithromyciin

28
Q

prokinetic agents that are used to treat GERD

A

metoclopramide huydrogloride

29
Q

islet cell tumor of the pancreas or duodenum

A

Zollinger ellison syndomre

30
Q

t or f, pts with zollinger ellison syndrome present with diarrhea

A

TRUE

31
Q

management of ZE syndrome

A

Ppis

32
Q

atropine inhibits

A

M3r

33
Q

misoprostol activates

A

EP23R