Pharmacology Flashcards
Noradrenaline MOA
vasopressor
alpha-agonist
little effect on cardiac output
Adrenaline MOA
alpha + beta receptor agonists
increases cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance
Dopamine MOA
beta-1 agonist
increases contractility and rate
Dobutamine MOA
beta-1 and beta 2 agonist
increases cardiac output
decreases systemic vascular resistance
Milrinone MOA
phosphodiesterase inhibitor
vasodilator (so vasopressors commonly given with it)
short half life 1-2 hours
Commonly used inotropes (5)
Noradrenaline Adrenaline Dopamine Dobutamine Milrinone
Adrenaline dose in anaphylaxis
1:1000 0.5mL IM
Pharmacological causes of oculogyric crisis (3)
Metoclopramide
Haloperidol
Phenothiazines
Mx of oculogyric crisis
Procyclidine
Common SE of antipyschotics
EPSE
Never use ?? in VT
verapamil
can precipitate VF
LA toxicity reversal
intralipid
Dose of lidocaine
3mg/kg
Dose of lidocaine + adrenaline
7mg/kg
Torsades de pointes Tx
IV magnesium sulphate
Ca channel blocker MOA
reduces tone of smooth muscle of vasculature, decreases SVR and BP
Alpha blocker MOA
inhibit alpha adrenergic receptors, decreases vascular tone, reduces SVR and BP
ACE-i MOA
blocks conversion of angiotensin I –> II
Warfarin inhibits which clotting factors
II, VII, IX, X (vit K dependent)