Smooth m relaxants part 2 Flashcards

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Cholinesterases

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  • Butyrylcholinesterase- found in plasma and liver

- ACE

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AChE inhibitors

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  • Alcohols
  • Carbamic acid esters
  • organophosphates
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AChE inhibitors- alcohols

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-edrophonium

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AChE inhibitors- carbamic acid esters

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-neostigmine, pyridostigmine, physostigmine, carbaryl

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AChE inhibitors- organophosphates

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  • echothophate, parathion, malathion (insecticides), sarin, soman, and tuban (n gases)
  • irreversible
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AChE inhibitors- moa

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  • inhibit AChE

- ACh accum throut body- act of nAChRs and mAChRs

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AChE inhibitors- duration of action

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  • alcohols short (2-10 min)
  • carbamic acid esters- 2-step hydrolysis (30 m- 6 hrs)
  • organophosphates- very long
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AChE inhibitors- CNS

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  • CNS- low conc- diffuse act on EEG

- high conc- generalized convulsions

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AChE inhibitors- eye, resp tract, GI tract, urinary tract

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-innervated by mAChRs (parasymp)

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AChE inhibitors- CV

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  • inc activity of symp and parasymp ganglia (n and mACHRs) supplying the heart and at mAChRs on cardiac cells
  • parasymp tone dominates- CO dec
  • modest bradycardia, dec in CO, modest dec in BP
  • toxic doses- marked bradycarida, hypotension
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AChE inhibitors- NMJ

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  • prolong and intensify actions of ACh- inc strength of contraction
  • fibrillation of m fibers and fasciculations- high conc
  • continued inhibition of ACHE- progression of depolarizing neuromuscular blockade to nondepolarizing blockade
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AChE inhibitors- therapeutic uses

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  • glaucoma, accommodative esotropia
  • postop atony, neurogenic bladder)
  • MG, curare-induced neuromuscular paralysis
  • central atrial arrhythmias
  • Alzheimer dz
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MG- tx

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-pyridostigmine, neostigmine, ambenonium (AChE inhibitors)- dont cross BBB!!

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dx agent for MG

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Edrophonium test

  • admin of edrophonium (short-acting)- relieves ptosis, diff speaking and swallowing, extremity weakness
  • not used anymore- dangerous!!!- use ice pack test (2-3 min)- inhibits cholinesterase activity
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Myasthenic vs cholinergic crisis

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  • Myasthenic crisis- weakness from acquired MG that is severe enough to necessitate intubation
  • cholinergic crisis- SE of excessive ACHE inhibitors
  • to distinguish b/w the 2- edrophonium test!- if in myasthenic crisis, sx’s will improve!
  • should be assumed that pts w MG in crisis are in myasthenic crisis unless it is known t hat the doses of ACHE inhibitors exceed the daily allowable limits
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ACHE inhibitors- reversal of pharmacologic crisis

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  • reverse the paralysis induced by neuromuscular blocking drugs
  • can treat paralytic ileus, atony of urinary bladder, and congential megacolon
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ACHE inhibitors- glaucoma

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(inc intraocular P)

-reduce intraocular P by stim mACHRs of ciliary body- causes contraction- outflow of aqueous humor

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ACHE inhibitors- dementia

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-Alzheimers- def of intact cholinergic neurons

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ACHE inhibitors- antidote

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  • intoxication of anticholinergic agents- cutaneous vasodilation, anhidrosis, nonreactive mydriasis, delirium, hallucinations, reduction to urinate
  • physostigmine!!- crosses BBBB
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ACHE inhibitors- drug-drug interactions

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  • nondepolarizing NM blocking agents- combo- dimishes NM blockade; exception is mivacurium
  • succinylcholine- enhance phase 1 block, and antagonise phase 2 block
  • cholinergic agonists- enhance effects
  • B-blockers- enhance bradycardic effects
  • systemic corticosteroids- enhance m weakness seen in pts w MG
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ACHE inhibitors- acute intoxication

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  • mACHR stim- miosis, salivation, sweating, bronchial constriction, vomiting, diarrhea
  • after ingestion- GI sx’s 1st
  • percutaneous abs- sx’s of sweating and m fasciculations nearby
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ACHE inhibitor poisoning- tx

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  • atropine!!!! (mACHR antagonist)

- pralidoxime- cholinesterase regenerator

23
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prophylaxis in ACHE inhibitor poisoning

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-pyridostigmine