Pharma Flashcards

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Name 2 class III anti-arrhythmics

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Amiodarone and sotalol (K channel blockers)

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Name the three Class I anti-arrhythmics and what effect they have.

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1a - disopyramide - decrease Vmax and prolong AP
1b - lidocaine - decrease Vmax and shorten AP
1c - flecainide - decrease Vmax and no effect on AP

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2
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What does digoxin do?

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Inhibits Na/K ATPase so reduces conc gradient so reduces Na/Ca exchange. This increases intracellular Ca so increases contractility.

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Name 2 non-dihydropyridine CCBs

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Diltiazem and Verapamil

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Name 2 dihydropyridine CCBs

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Nifedipine and Amlodipine

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Name 2 endothelin-receptor blockers. What are they used in?

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Sitaxentan and Bosentan. Used in pulmonary HT

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What is Sidenafil?

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Viagra - PDE inhibitor that inhibits breakdown of cGMP in vascular smooth muscle so causes vasodilation

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Name 2 taxanes used to halt G2 and M and promote polymerisation of tubulin

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Docetaxel

Pacutaxel

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What is etopside?

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Cytotoxic - binds to DNA and topoisomerase II - prevents replication and causes strand breaks.

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Name a cytotoxic that prevents conversion of ribo to deoxyribo nucleotides

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Hydroxyurea

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What does cisplatin do?

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Platinum compound that cross links DNA - Go phase.

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What additionally S/Es does cyclophosphamide have?

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Sterility, teratogenicity, cardiac and bladder toxicity

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What 3 additional S/Es do taxanes have?

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Hypersensitivity, motor neuropathy and leg oedema

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What additional S/Es does cisplatin have?

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Severe kidney damage and NV

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What additional S/Es does asparaginase cause?

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Hepatic and pancreatic dysfunction
Blocks albumin, insulin and clotting factor synthesis
Anaphylaxis and allergy

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What is the name of the brand and drug used in Progesterone-only implant?

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Nexplanon, Etonogestrel

16
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Name the two progesterone hormones that can be injectable contraceptive

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Medroxyprogesterone acetate (sayana press)
Norethisterone (noristerat)
17
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Name the two hormones and brands of progesterone-only pill

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Desogestrel - Cerezette

Norethisterone - Micronor

18
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Which two hormones are used in Zoely?

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Oestradiol and Nomegestrel

19
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Name two drugs used to induce abortion

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Mifepristone - progesterone-antagonist

Gemeprost - PG1

20
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Name 2 synthetic PGs used to prevent post-partum haemorrhage when oxytocin is C/I

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Carbaprost and Misoprostol

21
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Name 2 b2-agonists used in tocolysis

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Ritodrine and Terbutamine

22
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Name an oxytocin-R antagonist used in tocolysis

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Atosiban

23
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Name a local anaesthetic given in epidural/paracervical nerve block

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Bupovacaine

+ Levobupovacaine

24
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Name 2 androgen-receptor blockers

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Flutamide and Bicalutamide

25
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What is Finasteride?

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A 5a-reductase blocker that reduces DHT synthesis.

26
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Name 2 androgenic anabolic steroids

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Nandrolone and Stanozole

27
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Name a GLP1-analogue (incretin)

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Liraglutide

28
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What are the 5 side effects of TZDs?

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Weight gain, hepatotoxicity, cardiac failure, anaemia, oedema

29
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Name a partial nicotinic receptor antagonist used in stopping smoking

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Varenicline

30
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What do you give a patient with ACS who is unresponsive to clopidogrel?

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Prasugrel

31
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Name 2 drugs which inhibit thyroid hormone

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Methimazole (pro-drug = carbimazole) and Propylthiouracil

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What is Tranexamic Acid, how does it work and when is it used?

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Antifibrinolytic that competitively inhibits activation of plasminogen to plasmin which is responsible for degradation of fibrin in clots. Used in menorrhagia, trauma and operations.