Vision Pharm (Exam 2) Flashcards
Optic-Topical Beta Blockers
Timolol (non selective)
Betaxolol (selective)
timolol: MOA
-Block sympathetic nervous system stimulation beta receptors
timolol: Adverse Reaction
Transient burning and discomfort
If allowed to go systemic can have side effects
timolol: NSG consideration
Same as oral BETA blockers
Must take or OA glaucoma will lead to blindness
Prostaglandin analog
latanoprost
latanoprost: MOA
Increase drainage of AH
Alpha-adrenergic agonist
brimonidine
brimonidine: MOA
Decreases AH production and may increase the outflow of AH
brimonidine: Adverse Reactions
-Burning/stinging
-Dry mouth
-Fatigue-HA-Blurred Vision-Hypotension
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitor
dorzolamide
dorzolamide: MOA
Decrease AH productions
dorzolamide: Adverse Reactions
Stinging
Bitter taste
Allergic reactions (conjunctiva or lid reactions)
Beta Blocker: Decrease AH production or Increase AH drainage
timolol and betaxolol
Decrease AH production
Alpha 2 adrenergic agonist: Decrease AH production or Increase AH drainage
Brimonidine
BOTH
Increase AH drainage and decrease AH production
Prostaglandin analogs: Decrease AH production or Increase AH drainage
Latanoprost
Increase AH drainage