Pharmacology of Inflammation Flashcards

1
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increase vascular permeability, bronchoconstriction

A

leukotrienes

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1
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prostaglandins class

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lipid mediators

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2
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increased extracellularly during injury: anti-inflammatory, inhibit cytokine action

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adenosine

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2
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glucocorticoids cellular source

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adrenal cortex

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3
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bradykinin cellular source

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endothelial cells

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4
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bradykinin class

A

peptide

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4
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Oxygen-derived free radicals class

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superoxide, hydroxy radicals

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5
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vasodilation, pain, fever, platelet aggregation (via thromboxane)

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prostaglandins

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5
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cell adhesion molecules mechanism

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contact molecules, calcium dependent

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6
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prostaglandins mechanism

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activation of specific GPCRs

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7
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adenosine cellular source

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all cells

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7
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leukotrienes mechanism

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activation of GPCRs

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8
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glucocorticoids class

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lipid mediators

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9
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prostaglandins cellular source

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virtually all cells

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10
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complement system cellular source

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synthesized by liver, circulate in blood

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11
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C-reactive protein class

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plasma proteins

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12
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Histamine cellular source

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mast cells, basophils

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13
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complement system mechanism

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complement protein complexes cause osmotic lysis activation of GPCRs

14
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C-reactive protein cellular source

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produced in liver in response to cytokines, also produced in adipocytes

15
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cell adhesion molecules cellular source

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endothelial cells, platelets, leukocytes

16
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leukotrienes cellular source

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macrophages, neutrophils

17
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cytokines mechanism

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bind to specific receptor proteins to induce gene expression of number of proteins via activation of Nf?B and AP-1; increase COX (fever) and lipoxygenases, increase adhesion molecule expression, induce collagenase (fibrosis)

19
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inhibition of cytokines, inhibition of phospholipase A2, inhibition of COX-2, inhibition of cell adhesion molecules

A

glucocorticoids

21
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vasodilation, increased vascular permeability, pain

A

histamine

22
Q

cytokines class

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secreted proteins, in particular the pro-inflammatory cytokines: Interleukin-1 (IL-? & IL-?) and TNF-?

24
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vasodilation, increased microvessel permeability, pain

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bradykinin

25
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cell adhesion molecules class

A

family of proteins

26
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histamine class

A

biogenic amine

27
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Acute-phase reactant, activates complement cascade, mediates phagocytosis, marker of inflammation

A

C-reactive protein

28
Q

Histamine mechanism

A

activation of GPCRs

29
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adenosine mechanism

A

activation of GPCRs

31
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cytokines cellular source

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nearly all inflammatory cells

32
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glucocorticoids mechanism

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activation of nuclear receptors

33
Q

intracellular killing of bacteria by neutrophils

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Oxygen-derived free radicals

34
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chemotaxis, promote release of mediators from neutrophil, increase vascular permeability, excessive activation may contribute to tissue injury

A

complement system

35
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Oxygen-derived free radicals cellular source

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all cells

36
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Oxygen-derived free radicals mechanism

A

protein oxidation, lipid peroxidation, DNA mutations

37
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leukocyte adhesion to endothelium is a pivotal event in host defense and tissue repair, endothelial adhesion molecules contribute to recruitment of activated platelets

A

cell adhesion molecules

38
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bradykinin mechanism

A

activation of GPCRs

40
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TNF-?: acute phase reaction, fever, sepsis; IL-1: acute phase reaction, fibroblast, and lymphocyte proliferation, fever

A

cytokines

41
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leukotrienes class

A

lipid mediators

42
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adenosine class

A

purine nucleoside formed from breakdown of ATP

43
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complement system class

A

plasma proteins

44
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C-reactive protein mechanism

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bind to phospholipids in bacteria and damaged cells may be specific receptors in macrophages