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PNP Drug Mechanisms Flashcards

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Tetrodotoxin (TTX)

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Presynaptic neuromuscular agent

blocks voltage gated Na channels

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Mg2+, cations

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presynaptic agent

competition/blocker of ca2+ channels

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aminoglycosides

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presynaptic agent

reduces Ca entry through channels

Note: do not use these antibiotics with myasthenia gravis patients

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black widow spider venom

a-latrotoxin

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presynaptic agent

adds Ca channels to membrane, leads to barrage and exocytosis creating loss of Ach vesicles and increased surface area (results in transmission block)

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botulinum toxin A

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presynaptic agent

cleaves SNAP-25 (SNARE complex), reducing calcium sensitivity and preventing secretion

Note: blocks ANS as well, not just muscles

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botulinum toxin B

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presynaptic agent

cleaves synaptobrevin SNARE protein

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hemicholinium

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presynaptic agent

interferes with choline uptake, leads to less Ach available for secretion

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tubocurarine

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postsynaptic non-depolarizing blocker

competitive inhibition of Ach at nicotinic receptors

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pancuronium

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postsynaptic non-depolarizing blocker

competitive inhibition of Ach, selective for neuromuscular junction

Note: do not use with aminoglycosides (similar to MG)
Note: renal clearance

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vecuronium

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postsynaptic non-depolarizing blocker

competitive inhibition of Ach, similar to pancuronium but faster action (intermediate duration)

Note: no CV effects, eliminated by liver

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rocuronium

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postsynaptic non-depolarizing blocker

competitive inhibition of Ach

Note: very rapid onset, similar duration to vecuronium

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acetylcholine

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post-synaptic depolarizing blocker

nicotinic receptor agonist, can block at high exogenous concentrations

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succinylcholine

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post-synaptic depolarizing blocker

nicotinic receptor agonist, causes sustained depolarization/desensitization

Notes: rapidly reversible, can cause muscle fasciculations and damage, hydrolyzed by cholinesterases

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nicotine

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post-synaptic depolarizing blocker

depolarizing blocker at neuromuscular junction

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sugummadex

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reversal agent of non-depolarizing blocker

encapsulates blockers to eliminate actions (specifically rocuronium, vecuronium)

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neostigmine

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anti-cholinesterase

binds to cholinesterase to prevent degradation

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edrophonium

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anti-cholinesterase

binds to cholinesterase, short-acting and rapid onset

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physostigmine

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anti-cholinesterase

Notes: can cross BBB

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pyridostigmine bromide

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anti-cholinesterase

neostigmine but long lasting slow release form

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DFP

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anti-cholinesterase

irreversible phosphorylation of esteratic site of acetylcholinesterase

Notes: well absorbed in all routes

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sarin

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anti-cholinesterase

irreversible phosphorylation of esteratic site of acetylcholinesterase

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parathion

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anti-cholinesterase

irreversible phosphorylation of esteratic site of acetylcholinesterase

Notes: metabolized into a toxic form that inhibits ChE

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malathion

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anti-cholinesterase

irreversible phosphorylation of esteratic site of acetylcholinesterase

Notes: slightly safer than malathion (easier metabolism)

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chlorpyifos

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anti-cholinesterase

irreversible phosphorylation of esteratic site of acetylcholinesterase

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VX

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anti-cholinesterase

irreversible phosphorylation of esteratic site of acetylcholinesterase

Notes: almost impossible to remove, deadliest of nerve gases

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rivastigmine, galantamine, donepezil, tacrine

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anti-cholinesterase

cholinesterase inhibitor

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oximes, pralidoxime

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anticholinesterase antagonist

remotes phosphorylation from ache to restore cholinesterase activity

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dantrolene

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peripheral muscle relaxant

ryanodine receptor blocker, preventing release of Ca

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methacholine

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parasympathomimetic

muscarinic receptor agonist

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bethanechol

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parasympathomimetic

muscarinic receptor agonist

Notes: resistant to hydrolysis by cholinesterases

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pilocarpine

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parasympathomimetic

muscarinic receptor agonist

Notes: not hydrolyzed by cholinesterases

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cevimeline

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parasympathomimetic

muscarinic receptor agonist

Notes: only used in Sjogren’s

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atropine

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muscarinic receptor blocker

competitive inhibitor of Ach at muscarinic receptors

Notes: associated with toxicity syndrome

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homatropine

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muscarinic receptor blocker

competitive inhibitor of Ach at muscarinic receptors, like atropine but shorter acting

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scopolamine

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muscarinic receptor blocker

competitive inhibitor of Ach at muscarinic receptors

Notes: causes more CNS depressant effects compared to atropine

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glycopyrrolate

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muscarinic receptor blocker

Notes: prevents excessive muscarinic effects after removal of blocker

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tolterodine

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muscarinic receptor blocker

Notes: has active metabolite

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fesoterodine

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muscarinic receptor blocker

Notes: needs to be metabolized to active version

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solifenacin

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muscarinic receptor blocker

like tolterodine but better

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darifenacin

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muscarinic receptor blocker

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oxybutynin

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muscarinic receptor blocker

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tropicamide

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muscarinic receptor blocker

ocular effects

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ipratropium

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muscarinic receptor blocker

SAMA, bronchiolar dilation, blocks both presynaptic inhibitory and postsynaptics

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tiotropium

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muscarinic receptor blocker

LAMA, bronchiolar dilation, more effective than ipratropium (postysnaptics only)

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norepinephrine

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non-selective adrenergic agonist

activity: all a, B1, B3
No B2

46
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epinephrine

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non-selective adrenergic agonist

activity: all a and B
notes: metabolized by MAO

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isoproterenol

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non-selective adrenergic agonist

activity: all B, No a

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phenylephrine

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selective a1 agonist

longer duration than epi,, selective but not potent

49
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imidazolines

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selective a1 agonist

long acting

Notes: may cause depressant effects in kids

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