S2 Antihistamines Flashcards

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Cromoglycate

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Cromolyn brand

Mast cell “stabilizer”

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Diphenhydramine

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Benadryl brand
H1-receptor antagonist
First generation antihistamine

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Cimetidine

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Tagamet brand
H2-receptor antagonist
Inhibits gastric acid secretion

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4
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Epinephrine

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Functional antagonist of histamine
Causes vasoconstriction
Treats systemic anaphylaxis

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5
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Chlorpheniramine

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Chlor-Trimeton
H1-receptor antagonist
First generation antihistamine

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Pyrilamine

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Histavet-P brand
H1-receptor antagonist
First generation antihistamine

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7
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Meclizine

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Bonine brand
H1-receptor antagonist
First generation antihistamine
With Hydroxyzine

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Cetirizine

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Zyrtec brand
H1-receptor antagonist
Second generation antihistamine

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Loratidine

A
Claritin brand
H1-receptor antagonist
Second generation antihistamine
Similar to Fexofenadine
May alleviate some types of pain
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10
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Fexofenadine

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Allegra brand
H1-receptor antagonist
Second generation antihistamine
Similar to Loratidine

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11
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Hydroxyzine

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H1-receptor antagonist
First generation antihistamine
With Meclizine

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H1 receptor locations & functions

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  1. Neurons = itching & pain
  2. *Smooth muscle = +/- contraction
  3. Endothelial & epithelial cells = permeability
  4. Immune cells
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H2 receptor locations & functions

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  1. Neurons
  2. *Parietal cells (stomach) = gastric acid secretion
  3. *Heart
  4. Endothelial & epithelial cells
  5. Immune cells
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H3 receptor locations & functions

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  1. Neurons = pre-synaptic inhibition

2. Immune cells

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H4 receptor locations & functions

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  1. *Bone marrow
  2. *Spleen = eosinophil chemotaxis
  3. Immune cells = anti-inflammatory
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H1 receptor second messenger

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Increases intracellular calcium

17
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H2 receptor second messenger

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Increases cAMP

18
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H3 receptor second messenger

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Decreases cAMP

19
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H4 receptor second messenger

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Decreases cAMP

20
Q

Ketotifen

A

Zaditor brand
H1-receptor antagonist
First generation antihistamine
Binds receptors in the CNS = ocular use

21
Q

Acrivastine

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Sempra brand
Alkylamine chemical class
H1-receptor antagonist
Second generation antihistamine

22
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Side effects of first generation H1 antihistamines

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  1. Muscarinic cholinergic effects
    a. Xerostomia (dry mouth)
    b. Urinary retention
    c. Sinus tachycardia (atropine-like)
  2. Alpha-adrenergic effects
    a. Hypotension
    b. Tachycardia
23
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Indications for using H1 antihistamines

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  1. Allergic disease
  2. Motion sickness (CNS vomiting centers)
  3. Mast cell tumors