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Touro MSPAS/MPH 2017: Pharmacology Block I Drugs
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Pharmacology
Graduate
08/17/2014

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Term

EDROPHONIUM

(Tensilon)

Definition
• Type: Cholinesterase Inhibitor
• Receptor: NA
• Indications: MG, Reverse neuromuscular blockage, non-depolarizing
• Contraindications: Allergies, GI/Uri mech. obstruction
• Drug-Drug:
• Route: IV, IM
• Side FX: bradyarrythmia, HTN, sweating, abnormal gastric secretions, dysphagia, ↑ salivation, N/V/D
Term

PHYSOSTIGMINE

(Eserine)

Definition
• Type: Cholinesterase Inhibitor
• Receptor: NA
• Indications: Glaucoma, Anticholinergic agent toxicity
• Contraindications: asthma, CVD (cardiovascular disease), DM (diabetes mellitus), gangrene, mech obs. Of GI & Urogen tract, vagotonic state
• Drug-Drug: succinylcholine
• Route: IV, IM, eye drops
• Side FX: diaphoresis, N/V/D, excessive salivation, brady arr. seizures, hypersensitivity rxns
Term

DONEPEZIL

(Aricept)

Definition
• Type: Cholinesterase Inhibitor
• Receptor: NA
• Indications: Alzheimer's, Multi-infarct dementia
• Contraindications: Allergies
• Drug-Drug: succinylcholine, oxybutynin
• Route: Oral
• Side FX: HTN, syncope, ↓ weight, N/V/D, bruising , cramping, ↑ creatine kinase, dizziness, headache, insomnia, somnolence (drowsiness), uri. incontinence, fatigue, AV block, GI hemorrhage
Term

PRALIDOXIME

(Photopam, 2-PAM)

Definition

• Type: Reactivates cholinesterase that has been inhibited • Receptor: NA

• Indications: Anticholesterase OD, Organophosphate poisoning, nerve gas poisoning

• Contraindications: Allergies

• Drug-Drug:

• Route: IM, IV

• Side FX: ↑ creatine kinase, cardiac arrest, seizure, apnea, laryngeal spasm

Term
ATROPINE
Definition
• Type: Muscarinic Antagonist
• Receptor: Muscarine
• Indications: antispasmodic, antisecretory, antidiarrheal, antidote for organophosphates
• Contraindications: narrow angle glaucoma, reflux, esophagitis, obs. GI disease, ulcerative colitis, obs. Uropathy, unstable cardiovascular status in acute hemorrhage or thyrotoxicosis, paralytic lieus, intestinal atony, MG
• Drug-Drug: Topical, ocular, IV, IM
• Route: IM
• Side FX: toxicity: dry as a bone, blind as a bat, red as a beet, mad as a hatter
Term

TROPICAMIDE

(Mydriacyl)

Definition
• Type: Muscarinic Antagonist
• Receptor: Muscarinic
• Indications: Ophthalmic examinatons
• Contraindications: Glaucoma, allergy
• Drug-Drug: umeclidinium
• Route: eye drops
• Side FX: blurred vision, burning sensation, CNS complication, photophobia, ↑  intraocular pressure
Term

IPRATROPIUM

(Atrovert)

Definition
• Type: Muscarinic Antagonist
• Receptor: Muscarinic
• Indications: COPD, nasal discharge, exacerbation of asthma
• Contraindications: Allergies to atropine, allergy to ipratropium
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: inhalation, nasal spray
• Side FX: Inc ocular pressure, blurred vision, bronchodilation, inn HR, Dec HCl acid, Dec GI motility
Term

BETHANECHOL

(Urecholine)

Definition
  • Type: Cholinergic Agonist
  • Use: Stimulate bladder and GI muscles
  • Receptor: Selectively muscarinic receptor
  • Indications: Post-op/Postpart to ↑ bladder muscle tone w/ nonobstructive neurogenic urinary retention. After childbirth or surgery after anesthetics
  • Contraindications: Asthma, HTN, compromised GI/Bladder wall, CAD, epilepsy, Hyperthyroidism, Parkinson's, peptic ulcers
  • Drug-Drug: 
  • Route: PO, SC
  • Side FX: DUMBELSS
Term

ACETYLCHOLINE

 

Definition
  • Type: Cholinergic Agonist
  • Receptor: ALL cholinergic sites
  • Indications: * Used to Miosis during ophthalmic surgery, coronary angiography, Know Ach ANS effects
    • Skeletal muscle-Contraction, 
    • Ganglion-Stimulation, 
    • CNS-Neurotransmissio
  • Contraindications: Allergy
  • Route: Eye drops
  • Side FX: DUMBELSS
Term

PILOCARPINE

(Salagen)

Definition
  • Type: Cholinergic Agonist 
  • Receptor: Muscarinic (ALL)
  • Indications: Radiation induced xerostomia, ↓ intraocular pressure, Sjögren's syndrome
  • Contraindications: When miosis is undesirable, pupillary block glaucoma, uncontrolled asthma
  • Drug-Drug: NA
  • Route: eye drops, tablets
  • Side FX: DUMBBELSS
Term

VARENICLINE

(Chantix)

Definition
  • Type: Cholinergic Agonist
  • Receptor: Neuronal nicotinic (Nn)
  • Indications: Smoking cessation
  • Contraindications: Allergies
  • Drug-Drug: 
  • Route: PO
  • Side FX: DUMBBELSS
Term
MUSCARINE
Definition
  • Type: Cholinergic Agonist
  • Receptor: Muscarinic (ALL)
  • Indications: 
  • Contraindications: Allergies
  • Drug-Drug: 
  • Route: PO
  • Side FX: DUMBBELSS
Term
NICOTINE
Definition
  • Type: Cholinergic Agonist
  • Receptor: Nicotinic (ALL)
  • Indications: Smoking cessation
  • Contraindications: Allergies
  • Drug-Drug: 
  • Route: PO, Gum, transdermal patch
  • Side FX: DUMBBELSS
Term

NEOSTIGMINE

(Prostigmine)

Definition
  • Type: Cholinesterase Inhibitor
  • Receptor: NA
  • Indications:MG (Myasthenia gravis), Use to↑GI & bladder motility
  • Contraindications: mechanical intestinal tract obstruction, peritenitis, mech. urinary tract obstruction
  • Drug-Drug: Succinylcholine
  • Route: oral
  • Side FX: bradycardia, excessive salivation muscle fasciculation, AV block, Bradyarryhthmia, cardiac arrest, dysrryhtmias, anaphylaxis LOC, seizures
Term
SCOPOLAMINE
Definition
• Type: Muscarinic Antagonist
• Receptor: Muscarinic
• Indications: Motion sickness
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO, parenteral, opthalmic, patch
• Side FX: drowsiness, xerostomia
Term
OXYBUTININ (Ditropan)
Definition
  • Type: Muscarinic Antagonist
  • Receptor: Muscarinic M3
  • Indications: For urinary urgency, cysitis, overacting GI
  • Contraindications: Urinary retention
  • Drug-Drug: Donepezil
  • Route: PO
  • Side FX: Angioedema
Term
BENZTROPINE (Cogentin)
Definition
• Type: Muscarinic Agonist
• Receptor: Muscarinic
• Indications: Parkinson's, Tx for OD of antipsychotic drugs
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO, parenteral
• Side FX: 
Term
SUCCINYLCHOLINE
Definition

• Type: Nicotinic Antagonist (Depolarizing neuromuscular blocking agent
• Receptor: Nicotinic M
• Indications: Use for muscle relaxation during surgery
• Contraindications: If bloodwork indicates high [K+], risk of hyperkalemiacardiac arrest, not for 3° burn victims, children
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: 
• Side FX: post-op myalgia

MOA: causes persistent depolarization of end motor plate > fasisculation > fatigue  relaxation

Term
ISOPROTERENOL (Isuprel)
Definition
Type: Direct-acting Beta Agonist
• Receptor: β1 & β2
• Indications: Rx bronchospasm, heart block, bradycardia,
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: Inhalant, parenteral
• Side FX: flushing, angina, arrhyth, ↓ tone & motility of gut
Term
DOBUTAMINE (Dobutrex)
Definition

• Type: Direct-acting Beta Agonist
• Receptor:  β1>β2
• Indications: acute heart failure, Used for heart stimulation during heart surgery
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: parenteral
• Side FX: 

Term
EPINEPHRINE (Adrenalin)
Definition

• Type: Direct-acting Beta agonist
• Receptor: ALL
• Indications: Rx or hemostatis, adjunct to local anesthetics, Rx for acute asthma, DOC anaphylaxis, cardiac arrest, hypotension
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: aerosol, parenteral, opthalmic
• Side FX: vasoconstriction (a1), ↑BP (a1), bronchodilation (b2)

Term
ALBUTEROL (Ventolin)
Definition

• Type: Direct-acting beta agonist
• Receptor: β2
• Indications: Acute asthma
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO, inhalant
• Side FX: Possible tremors

Term
PHENYLEPHRINE (Neo-Synephrine)
Definition

• Type: Direct-acting Adrenoreceptor Agonist
• Receptor: α1 agonist
• Indications: Rx for nasal congestion, Used to elicit mydriasis, Tx of shock, hypotension, maintenance of BP
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO, parenteral, nasal, ophthalmic
• Side FX: angioedema

Term

AMPHETAMINE

(Ritalin)

Definition

• Type: Indirect-acting Adrenoreceptor Agonist
• Receptor: SANS (sk. muscle B.V.), CNS, NE releaser
• Indications: Rx for ADHD, narcolepsy
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO
• Side FX: vasoconstriction, ↑ CNS stimulation

Term
COCAINE
Definition

• Type: Indirect-acting adrenoreceptor agonist
• Receptor: NA, NE reuptake blocker
• Indications: Used for topical vasoconstriction, local anesthetic
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: Inhalation
• Side FX: vasoconstriction, cardiac stimulation, ↑BP, ischemia & necrosis of nasal mucosa

Term
EPHEDRINE
Definition

• Type: Indirect-acting  adrenoceptor agonist
• Receptor: Mixed sympathomimetic (NE release, Binds to NE receptor)

• Indications: congestion, Rx for cold symptoms
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO, PE
• Side FX: tachycardia, ↑ BP, urinary retention, insomnia, do NOT use on children <6yo

Term

PSEUDOEPHEDRINE

(Sudafed)

Definition

• Type: Indrect-acting adrenoceptor agonist
• Receptor: NA, NE releaser
• Indications: Tx for nasal congestion, allergic rhinitis
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO
• Side FX: tachycardia, ↑ BP, urinary retention, insomnia, do NOT use on children <6yo

Term

PHENTOLAMINE

(Regitine)

Definition

• Type: Alpha Adrenoceptor Antagonist
• Receptor: α1 ,α2
• Indications: Severe HTN (eg. Pheochromocytoma--catecholamine secreting tumor)
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PE
• Side FX: Vasodilation, tachycardia, ↓BP, dizziness

Term

PRAZOSIN

(Minipress)

Definition
  • Type: Alpha adrenoceptor antagonidt
  • Receptor: α1 blocker
  • Indications: Rx for HTN, benign prostatic hyperplasia
  • Contraindications: 
  • Drug-Drug: 
  • Route: PO
  • Side FX: vasodilation. ↓BP, relax bladder
  • MOA: comp a1 blocker
Term

DOXAZOSIN

(Cardura)

Definition
• Type: Adrenergic Agonist
• Receptor: α1 blocker competitive
• Indications: HTN, urinary symptoms fr. benign prostatic hyperplasia
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: 
• Side FX: vasodilation, ↓BP, relaxed bladder, DUA 30hrs
Term

PROPRANOL

(Inderal)

Definition

• Type: Beta Adrenoceptor Antagonist
• Receptor: β1, β2 (NON-SELECTIVE) MSA
• Indications: Rx for glaucoma HTN, angina pectoralis, cardiac arr, Performance anxiety, 
↓HR, 
• Contraindications: Asthma (due to bronchospasm), vasospasm, hyperlipidemias, vascular disease
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO
• Side FX: bronchospasm, vasospasm, sedative

Term

ATENOLOL

(Tenormin)

Definition

 Type: Beta Adrenoceptor Antagonist
• Receptor: β1 blocker (selective)
• Indications: Rx for High HR, HTN, angina pectoris, acute MI
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO, IV
• Side FX: ↓BP, ↓HR

Term

METOPROLOL

(Lopressor)

Definition

• Type:  Beta Adrenoceptor Antagonist
• Receptor: β1 blocker (selective)
• Indications: Rx for HTN, Cardiac arr
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: PO, Parenteral
• Side FX: ↓BP

*MSA

Term
Acebutolol (Sectral)
Definition

• Type: Beta Adrenoceptor Antagonist
• Receptor:  β1 blocker (selective)
• Indications: Rx for High HR, High BP
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: 
• Side FX: ↓BP

*ISA (intrinsic sympathomimetic activity)

*MSA

Term

Carvedilol

(Coreg)

Definition

• Type: Beta AND Alpha blocker
• Receptor: α & β
• Indications: Heart failure, HTN - causes vasodilation and 
↓HR↓BP
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: 
• Side FX: Vasodilation, BUT 
↑CO (by ↓afterload which is great for pt's with health failure)

Term

Labetolol

(Trandate)

Definition

• Type:  Beta AND Alpha blocker
• Receptor: α1 & β1 β2 blocker
• Indications:  HTN - causes vasodilation and ↓HR↓BP, Rx for heart failure
• Contraindications: 
• Drug-Drug: 
• Route: 
• Side FX: Vasodilation

*MSA

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