Pharmacology Flashcards

1
Q

1 allergic reaction

A

NMBDs

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2
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Myasthenia

A

Resistance to SUX

More sensitive to ND-NMBDs

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3
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LEMS

A

MORE sensitive to BOTH

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4
Q

Side effects of Terbutaline

A

hypoK, hypotension, MI, pulmonary edema

hypERglycemia

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5
Q

Drugs that DO NOT cross the placenta

A
tHINGS:
heparin
insulin
ND-NMBDs
Glyco
SUX
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6
Q

Level of Mag with loss of DTRs

A

10-12

Goal = 4-8
Res paralysis = 15
Cardiac arrest = 25
Tx = Ca

NMDA & L-type Ca channels

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7
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Mechanism of Milrinone

A

Dec hydrolysis of cAMP –> inc ionotropy

Pulmonary vasodilator

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8
Q

Inhibitors of CYP1A2

A

Fluoroquinolones
Fluvoxamine
Verapamil

Avoid using Tizanidine with these

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9
Q

Drugs with inc [plasma] in ESLD

A

Thiopental
Benzos
Alfentanil

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10
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Sodium nitroprusside

A

Cyanide toxicity - >1mg/kg in 2 hours
Signs - inc MvO2, acidosis

Thiocyanate toxicity - long term SNP or renal failure
Signs - N/V, seizure, spasms

Inc cGMP
May induce coronary steal/reduce CPP

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11
Q

Phenytoin MOA

A

Blocks Na channels - shortens ventricular depolarization

Gingival hyperplasia
Initially enhances ND-NMBD then resistance with chronic use

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12
Q

Antibiotic that cover both MRSA and gram-negative

A

Tigecycline

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13
Q

Drugs dosed on total body weight

A

Sux - dec plasma colinesterase

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14
Q

Drugs dosed on lean body weight

A

opioids

induction meds

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15
Q

Drugs dosed on ideal body weight

A

ND-NMBDs

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16
Q

Allergy to amioamides cause

A

Methylparaben

With epi = metabisulfite

17
Q

Pain drugs that lower seizure threshold

A
Tramadol
TCAs (amytriptyline)
18
Q

NMBD with highly active metabolite

A

Vecuronium - 3-desacetyl

19
Q

Dose of ropivicaine for caudal to cover low thoracic dermatomes (inguinal hernia)

A

1ml/kg

20
Q

Sarin gas attack

A

Sx - salivation, lacrimation, urination, diaphoresis, vomiting, bronchospasm, blurred vision (excess Ach from ACH-esterase inhibitor)

Tx = atropine + pralidoxime

21
Q

Mechanism of Amicar and TXA

A

competitive inhibition of plasmin

22
Q

Mechanism of sulfur mustard agent

A

blistering vesicant - attacks DNA, RNA and cell membranes

23
Q

Fenoldopam mech

A

D1 agonist

24
Q

Mechanism of plavix and ticlopidine

A

ADP receptor inhibition

25
Q

Mechanism of abciximab, tirofiban

A

GP IIb/IIIa inhibition

26
Q

NMBD dosing after burns

A

Increase

27
Q

Maximum tumescent lidocaine

A

55mg/kg

28
Q

Mech of Mag interaction w/ NMBDs

A

Competes with Ca

Inc sensitivity to both NMBDs

29
Q

Amount of epi in 1:200,000

A

5mcg/ml

30
Q

Med interactions with fluoxetine

A

Inc [plasma] of TCAs, BBs, antiarrythmics

31
Q

Drug approved for HIT

A

Argatroban

32
Q

Drugs removed/metabolized by the lungs

A

Local
Opioids
Propofol, ketamine
NE, dopamine

NOT metabolized = NMBDs, Epi

33
Q

Effect of SNP A118G response to morphine

A

Inc requirement

34
Q

Herbal medicine that decreases therapeutic level of warfarin

A

St Johns Wort

35
Q

Electrolyte changes with acetazolamide

A

hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis
Dec Na
Dec Bicarb