Pharmacology Flashcards

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Barbiturates MOA

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Causes a decreased rate of dissociation of the inhibitory NT, GABA

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Thiopental/Methohexital

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Ultra-short acting
Decreases CSF pressure and IOP
C/I porphyria
Methohexital more potent 3:1, more SE (involuntary movements, hiccups, resp irregularities)

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3
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Pentobarbital

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Use: Reduce ICP, RSE

C/I allergy, emesis, DI, prolonged recovery, cardiac dysfxn

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4
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Benzodiazepines

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Enhance affinity of inhibitory NT GABA for their receptors

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5
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Diazepam

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Less cardiac depression than barbiturates

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6
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Midazolam

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Short acting

2-3x more potent than diazepam

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