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Which ergot alkaloids are used to decrease lactation |
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Bromocriptine & Methylergonovine |
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Which ergot alkaloids are used to treat post-partum hemorrhage? |
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Ergonovine & Methylergonovine |
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Which 3 ergot alkaloids are used to treat migraine headaches? |
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Dihydroergotamine Ergotamine Mixture (Cafergot) Ergotamine tartrate |
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What are some SE of ergot alkaloids? |
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GI irritation - N/V/D Vasospasm Drowsiness Uterine stimulation (especially potent during pregnancy) Hallucinations and Dementia |
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With what disease are ergot alkaloids contraindicated? |
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Obstructive vascular disease & Collagen Disease |
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Which prostaglandins inhibits aggregation of platelets? |
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PGD and high concentration of PGE |
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What effect does the prostaglandin PGE have on vessels? |
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What effect does the prostaglandin PGF have on vessels? |
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Promotes Vasoconstriction |
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What effects do the prostaglandins have on Respiratory Smooth muscle? |
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PGD - Contracts PGE - Relaxes PGF - Contracts |
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What effect does the prostaglandin PGE have on the uterus? |
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High [ ] of PGE = promoting relaxation Low [ ] of PGE = contraction of uterus |
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What effect does the prostaglandin PGF have on the uterus? |
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What effects do the prostaglandins have on the gastrointestinal tract? |
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All Activate the GI tract |
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Which prostaglandins have an effect on the IOP, and what effect do they have? |
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Which prostaglandin has an effect on the kidney, and what is its effect? |
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PGE - decreases renin, which leads to an excretion of H20 and Na which causes a reduction in BP |
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Which prostaglandin stimulates aggregation of platelets? |
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Low [ ] of PGE causes aggregation |
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Which prostaglandin enhances penile erection? |
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Which prostaglandin increases bone turnover? |
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Which prostaglandins induce fever? |
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What effect does thromboxane have on the vessels? |
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What effect does thromboxane have on platelets? |
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What effect does thromboxane have on respiratory smooth muscle? |
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What effect does thromboxane have on the uterus? |
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Contraction of the uterus |
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What effect does thromboxane have on on the GI system? |
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What effect does thromboxane have on the kidneys? |
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Increases renin production, leading to H2O and Na retention which causes a rise in BP |
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What effect does prostacyclin (PGI) have on the vessels? |
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What effect does prostacyclin (PGI) have on the platelets? |
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What effect does prostacyclin (PGI) have on the respiratory smooth muscles? |
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What effect does prostacyclin (PGI) have on the uterus? |
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Promotes uterine relaxation |
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What effect does prostacyclin (PGI) have on the GI tract? |
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What effect does prostacyclin (PGI) have on the kidneys? |
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Increases renin production, leading to H2O and Na retention which causes a rise in BP |
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What effect do leukotrienes have on the respiratory smooth muscle? |
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Bronchoconstriction and mucous production |
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What enzyme do NSAIDs inhibit? What effect does this have? |
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Inhibits COX-1 and COX-2, which causes a decrease in inflammation |
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Which 2 meds are inhibitors of COX-2 enzyme? Which is the most potent? |
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Celecoxib (Celebrex) - most potent Diclofenac (Voltaren) |
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Which two meds are COX-1 inhibitors? |
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Indomethacin and Sulindac |
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What effects do the leukotrienes (LTC, LTD and LTE) have on the body? |
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Inflammation Mucous Production Bronchoconstriction Cardiac Depression |
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What effects does DHET have on the body? |
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Inflammation and Vasodilation |
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Which med irreversibly blocks COX-1 and COX-2? |
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What is Bartter's Syndrome caused by? What are it's results? How is it treated? |
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Increased synthesis of Prostaglandins Results in low to normal BP, decreased sensitivity to angiotensin, hyperreninemia, hyperaldosteronism, excessive K excretion, excessive secretion of prostaglandins in the urine Treated by giving COX inhibitors |
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