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[UCL 100 formulary] Flashcards

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Absorbs by physical binding (drug overdose)

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Restore liver glutathione (paracetamol OD)

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Surfactant laxative - enhances water incorparation (constipation)

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increases gastric pH (GORD)

*sodium anginate + calcium carbonate.

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hyperosmotic laxative (constipation)

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Hyperosmotic laxative (constipation)

Lactulose breakdown by colonic bacteria acidifies lumen. inhibiting NH3 diffusion out of gut and enhances NH3 entry into gut (Portal systemic encephalopathy)

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Iso-osmotic laxative (constipation)

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saline cathartic effect (constipation)

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PPI: binds to H+/K+-exchanging ATPase in gastric parietal cells preventing acid secretion (ulcers/GORD/H.pylori)

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H2 receptors antagonist of gastric parietal cells; inhibits gastric secretions (GORD/ulcers)

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Intestinal irritant and stimulant (constipation/bowel prep)

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ACEi: inhibits ACE, reduced [ATII]. (hypertension/CHF post MI/MI+stroke prevention)

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alpha-adrenergic = ^CO and HR with reduced renal perfusion

beta-1 agonist = bronchial smooth muscle relaxation

(cardiac arrest/asthma/anaphylaxis)

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Class III antiarrhythymic. (ventricular arrhythymias)

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ATII-R antagonists. Reduced vasconstriction/aldosterone (hypertension)

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irreversible COX-i. Reduced TXA2 and PGs. Inhibits platelet aggregation, anti-pyretic, analgesic. (ACS/pain/fever/TIA/RA etc)

nb: other NSAIDs are reversible inhibitors

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Thiazide diuretic. Inhibits Na reabsorption in DCT. (Hypertension)

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verapamil

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inhibits Ca2+ into myocardium/smooth muscel withough affecting [serum]. Prevents contraction of myocardium + dilation of coronary/systemic arteries (hypertension/CAD/angina)

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Inhibitor of adenosine diphosphate (ADP)-induced pathway for platelet aggregation (ACS/CAD/MI+stroke prevention)

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heart failure = inhibits Na/K which increases Ca influx causing increased contractility

SVT = supresses AV node. ^ refractory

(AF/heart failure)

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phosphodiesterase enzyme inhibitor increased cAMP. Inhibits platelet aggregation. (Thromboembolism prophylaxis)

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Loop diuretics. inhibit Na/Cl reabsorption. ^ K/Mg/water loss. (hypertension/^k/^Mg/acute oedema)

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Nitrate causing vasodilation (angina)

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Nitrate convert to NO intracellularly –> activating cGMP causing vasodilation (angina)

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Factor 10, 9, 7, 2, C and S (Vit K antagonist reversal)

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Aldosterone-antagonist. Increased Na,Cl,H20 secretion. retention of K+, H+. (hypertension, oedema, hyperaldosteronism, CHF, hypoK+)

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HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor; inhibits the rate-limiting step in cholesterol biosynthesis (hypercholestraemia)§

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alpha-receptor antagonist, vascular dilation (hypertension

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Block beta1-r. Negative chrono/ionotropic effect. (angina/post-MI/SV-arryhthymia/hypertension)

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short and long acting M3 antimuscarinics –> smooth muscle dilation (COPD/CF)

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Histamine H1-receptor antagonist in blood vessels, respiratory tract, and gastrointestinal tract (allergic rhinitis)

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inhaled steroids. (asthma)

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binds to nicotine receptors (smoking cessation)

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increased PaO2. (hypoxia/ etc..)

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Long-acting beta-2 agonist; action on beta-2 receptors relaxes bronchial smooth muscle with little effect on heart rate (asthma)

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Corticosteroid (asthma)

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Salmeterol + Fluticasone (asthma)

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short B2 agonist. (asthma)

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Dopamine and serotonin antagonism + others - atypical (?) (schizophrenia/bipolar)

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diazepam, lorazepam, midazolam,
temazepam

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BZDs: post-synaptic GABA-A transmission modulation, resulting in presynaptic inhibition (anxiety/seizure disorders)

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codeine + paracetamol (acetamorphine)

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reduced sensitivity of labyrinthine apparatus/ CTZ effects. (motion sickness/anti-emetic)

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D2 antagonists at CTZ (Domperidone does not cross BB - parkinsons. Metoclopramide used for N&V)

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GABA analogue (partial seizures/neuralgia)

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Levodopas. pre-cursor to dopamine (parkinsons)

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Competitive opioid antagonist (opioid reversal/OD)

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NSAIDs. Inhibits cyclooxygenase (COX)-1 and COX-2, thereby inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis (Many)

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selective 5-HT3 receptor antagonist (N&V prophylaxis esp. chemo induced)

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fentanyl, morphine, oxycodone,
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Mu receptor antagonists (pain)

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Acts on hypothalamus to produce antipyresis

Peripherally blocks pain impulse generation; inhibit prostaglandin synthesis in CNS (?) (pain)

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Slows conduction velocity, promotes Na+ efflux or decreases Na+ influx from membranes in motor cortex neurons; stabilizes neuronal membrane

(status epilepticus/anticonvulsant)

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increase/mimic GABA (seizures/migraine/bipolar)

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SSRI presynaptic. (depression)

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TCAs. Norepinephrine + serotonin RIs (depression).

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increases GABA. unknown MOA. (insomnia)

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Cephalosporins. β-lactam antibiotic, less susceptible to lactamase. bacteriocidal. Disrupt peptidoglycan wall. (antibiotic)

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Fluoroquinolone. inhibits DNA gyrase in susceptible organisms; promotes breakage of double-stranded DNA. (antibiotic)

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aminoglycoside with pseudomonas activity. (antibiotic)

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Carbapenam. β-lactam antibiotic, nearly entirely non-susceptible to lactamase.

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Macrolide. RNA-dependent protein synthesis to arrest by blocking tRNA dissociation. (antibiotic)

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Nitroimidazole class. Disrupts DNA (anaerobic bacterial infection)

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Anti-fungals. Binding to sterols in fungal cell membrane, leading to alterations in cell permeability and cell death (anti-fungal)

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fluclox., penicillin G & V,
piperacillin-tazobactam

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Penicillins. Disrupts x-linkage between peptidoglycan chains. (antibiotic)

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Inhibits dihydrofolate reductase, which in turn inhibits folic acid reduction to tetrahydrofolate, causing inhibition of microorganism growth
(UTI/jiroveci)

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Tetracycline. binds to 30s block tRNA dissociation. (antibiotic)

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Binds tightly to D-alanyl-D-alanine portion of cell wall precursor blocking cell wall synthesis (antibiotic - MRSA)

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anti-protozoal. Unclear. (Malaria)

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hydrocortisone - including topical,
prednisolone

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Corticosteroids. (many)

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Sulfonylurea. Ca2+ influx causing insulin vesicle release. (oral anti-diabetic)

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beta pancreatic cells. (diabetes/hyperkalaemia)

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Synthetic T4. (hypothyroidism)

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Decreases hepatic glucose production; decreases GI glucose absorption; increases target cell insulin sensitivity (DM)

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Pro-drug to methimazole. Inhibits synthesis of thyroid hormone by blocking oxidation of iodine in thyroid gland; blocks synthesis of thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3) (hyperthyroidism)

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oestradiol + progestin (contraception)

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Inhibits dihydrofolic acid reductase; inhibits purine and thymidylic acid synthesis, which in turn interferes with DNA in S phase. (DMARDs/other)

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colloids

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replaces iron (IDA)

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LMWH. Binds and accelerates AT III, increasing inhibition of Xa and II. Xa is responsible for prothrombin–>thrombin (anticoagulant)

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replaces K (hypokalaemia)

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Interferes with hepatic synthesis of vitamin K-dependent clotting factors II, VII, IX, and X, as well as proteins C and S (anticoagulation)

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Xanthine oxidase inhibitor; inhibits conversion of hypoxanthine to xanthine to uric acid; decreases production of uric acid without disrupting synthesis of vital purines (gout)

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Bisphosphonates, when attached to bone tissue, are “ingested” by osteoclasts and kill them. (osteoporosis)

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Stimulates calcium and phosphate absorption from small intestine; stimulates phosphate resorption at renal tubule; stimulates secretion of calcium into blood from bone (osteoporosis)

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Antimuscarinic; inhibits action of acetylcholine at parasympathetic sites in smooth muscle, CNS, and secretory glands (spastic GI tract, eye drops)

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Class 1B antidysrhythmic; combines with fast Na channels and thereby inhibits recovery after repolarization (ventricular arrhythmia/anaesthesia)

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Competitive benzodiazepine receptor antagonist (reversal of sedation/BZD OD)

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inhalation GA. Activates GABA-a, NMDA antagonist. (GA) severe side effect of hepatotoxicity–>hepatitis

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CNS depression via GABAa receptors (GA)

*SE = resp acidosis, cardiac, hypotension *

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acetylcholine agonist. (short term muscle relaxant - GA)

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