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4 inputs that can trigger vomiting: |
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1. stretch-sensitive or chemosensitive afferent vagal afferents (stretched tummy) 2. Direct stimulation of area postrema 3. vesbitular afferents 4. higher cortical centers |
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What kinds of agents are effective against motion sickness? |
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muscarinic antagonists or H1/M antagonists |
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Scopolamine is what kind of drug? |
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dimehydrinate is what kind of drug? |
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promethazine is what kind of drug? |
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mixed H1/M receptor antagonist |
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when you see - setron, think of |
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selective 5HT3 antagonists |
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sites of action for - setrons? |
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vagal afferents, nucleus of solitary tract, area postrema - 5HT3 antagonist |
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Name the receptors metoclopramide agonizes and antagonizes |
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D2-R antagonist, 5HT3 R antagonist (high dose) 5HT4 R agonist (prokinetic property) |
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What side effect can chronic use of metoclopramide result in? (think of receptors antagonized...) |
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chlorpromazine blocks what kind of receptor? |
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DA, so even though it's a classical antipsychotic, it can also be used for post-op nausea |
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prochlorperazine is what kind of drug? |
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phenothiazine (such as chlorpromazine) with DA R antagonist activity |
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What glucocorticoid can enhance the effectiveness of other anitemetics in cancer patients? |
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What benzodiazepine can be an adjunt tx for cancer chemotherapy to reduce stress and anticipatory emesis? |
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substance P receptor antagonist that is useful for delayed phase vomiting caused by cisplatin |
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Dronabinol is what kind of drug? |
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stimulate appetite in AIDS patients |
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