Pharmacology 1A Flashcards

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Salbutamol

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  • Treats Asthma
  • relaxes airways
  • agonist of Gs coupled B2-adrenergic receptor
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Propanolol

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  • antagonist
  • blocks Gs coupled Beta-adrenergic receptor
  • stops effects of adrenaline on heart
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Types of GPCR

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  • Gs - activation adenylyl cyclase
  • Gi (alpha) - inhibition adenylyl cyclase
  • Gq - activation Phospholipase C
  • Gi (Beta Gamma) - opening ion channels
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Atropine

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  • Blocks muscarinic coupled acetylcholine receptor
  • blocks effects of Ach on heart, dilates pupils, inhibits secretion
  • treat bradycardia
  • eye drops to cause mydriasis and cycloplegia
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Cimetidine

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  • competitive antagonist of Gs coupled H2 receptor
  • blocks acid secretion in stomach
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Ibuprofen

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  • Pain killer
  • competitive reversible inhibitor of COX-1 and COX-2 (which are involved in synthesis of prostanoids that induce inflammation)
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Aspirin

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  • anti-thrombotic drug
  • irreversible covalent inactivation of COX-1 and COX-2 by acetylation of enzyme
  • COX1 is involved in synthesis of platelets
  • COX2 synthesises prostanoids
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Digoxin

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  • treats cardiac insufficiency
  • Blocks Na/K ATPase
  • Increase in intracellular Na
  • Decrease in electrochemical gradient Na
  • Decrease in Ca extrusion from cell
  • More Ca in cell
  • Increased contraction
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Buprenorphine

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  • partial agonist at mu-opioid receptor
  • mu-opioids are good analgesics but have severe side effects
  • used to treat pain and addiction
  • high affinity but low efficacy
  • less side effects
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Haloperidol

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  • antipsychotic
  • dopamine receptor
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D-tubocurarine

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  • nictonic Ach receptor
  • neuromuscular block
  • muscle relaxation
  • blocks postsynaptic ionotropic receptors
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Certolizumab pegol

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  • targets arthiritis
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Lignocaine

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  • local anaesthetic for pain relief
  • blocks voltage-gated Na channels
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Phenytoin

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  • treats epilepsy
  • blocks voltage-gated Na channels
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Tetrodotoxin

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  • toxicology
  • experimental drug
  • blocks voltage-gated Na channels
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Ziconotide

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  • neuropathic pain treatment
  • blocks voltage-gated Ca channels
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Botulinum toxin A (Botox)

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  • blocks exocytosis of neurotransmitters
  • balancing muscle tone in cerebral palsy
  • treatment of hypersecretory disorders
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L-DOPA

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  • Treatment of Parkinsonism
  • precursor of dopamine stimulates production
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Fluoxetine

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  • treatment of depression
  • blocks presynaptic transmitter uptake
  • prolongs transmitter action
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Neostigmine

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  • treatment of myasthenia gravis
  • blocks transmitter breakdown
  • prolongs transmitter actions
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Valium

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  • positive allosteric modulator of postsynaptic ionotropic receptor
  • enhances transmitter effects
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M2 muscarinic receptors

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  • in the heart
  • Gi/o -protein coupled
  • decrease cAMP and Ca signalling
  • decrease electrical excitability
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M3 (and M1) muscarinic receptors

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  • GI tract, airways, bladder, eye
  • Gq- protein coupled
  • Increased Ca signalling
  • Contract smooth muscle
  • stimulate glandular secretion
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α1 adrenergic receptors

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  • blood vessels, smooth muscles, eyes
  • Gq-protein-coupled
  • Increased Ca signalling
  • Smooth muscle contraction
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β1 adrenergic receptors
- Heart - Gs-protein coupled - Increased cAMP signalling - Increased electrical excitability and muscle contractility
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β2 Adrenergic receptors
- bronchi, uterus, GI tract, blood vessels (skeletal muscle and some others), liver, adipose tissue, bladder, eye - Gs-protein-coupled - Increased cAMP signallling - relaxation of smooth muscle - increased blood glucose concentration
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Adrenaline
- used in cardiac arrest - β1 agonist
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Isoprenaline
- non-selective β agonist - treatment of shock (now rarely used)
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Dobutamine, dopamine
- β1 selective agonists - used in cardiac arrest, cardiogenic shock, cardiac surgery
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Atenolol
- β1 antagonist - beta blockers - treat CV disease - treat anxiety
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Glyceryl Trinitrate
- NO donor - lowers blood pressure to treat angina - rapid onset
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Noradrenaline
- activates α1 receptors in vascular smooth muscle in skin, GI tract, kidneys - constriction. - activates β2 receptors in vascular smooth muscle in heart, brain, lungs, skeletal muscle - relaxation
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Phenylephrine
- α1 selective agonist - treat acute hypotension - OTC nasal decongestant - side effects: hypertension and reflex bradycardia
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Phentolamine
- reversible competitive α-antagonist - control of hypertensions in phaeochromocytoma (tumour of the adrenal)
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Prazosin
- α1 antagonist - antihypertensive - side effects: postural hypotension, headache, reflex tachycardia - increase in urinary flow in benign postatic hyperplasia
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Ipratropium
- M3 muscarinic receptor blocker - muscle relaxation in asthma bronchiale
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Salmeterol
- β2 selective agonist - anti-asthmatic - longer term action than salbutamol
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Bethanechol
- stimulates GI motility
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Pilocarpine
- increase saliva production - lower raised intraocular pressure in glaucoma
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Atropine/Hyoscine
- anti-spasmodic (IBS) - reduce secretions as premedication for anaesthesia - control ANS effects of blockers of ACh esterase
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Pirenzepine
- reduce acid secretion in stomach - treatment for peptic ulcer (now rarely used)
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Clenbuterol
- weight loss drug - anabolic action
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Darifenacin
- treatment of urinary frequency, urgency and incontinence
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Tropicamide
- eye drops to cause mydriasis and cycloplegia
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Timolol
- non-selective β antagonist - eye drops for treatment of glaucoma
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Glycopyrronium
- non-selective muscarinic antagonist - reduce excessive perspiration
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