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Comprehensive Pharm 4

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MOA amphetamine   indirect general sympathetic agonist releases stored catecholamines  
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MOA epehderine   indirect and direct sympathomimetic stimulates release of NE from sympathetic neurons  
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MOA cocaine   blocks reuptake of NorE and DA  
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MOA clonidine   centrally acting alpha agonist decreased central adregnergic outflow  
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uses for epi   anaphylaxis glaucoma asthma hypotension  
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uses for norE   hypotension (but decreases renal perfusion)  
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uses for isoproterenol   rare... AV block  
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uses for DA   shock (increases renal perfusion) heart failure  
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uses for dobutamine   shock heart failure cardiac stress testing  
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uses for amphetamines   narcolepsy obesity ADD  
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uses for ephedrine   nasal decongestion urinary incontinence hypotension  
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uses for phenylephrine   pupil dilator vasoconstriction nasal decongestion  
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uses for albuterol   asthma  
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uses for terbutaline   asthma  
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uses for cocaine   vasoconstriction local anesthetic  
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uses for clonidine   HTN (esp with renal dz b/c it doesn't decrease blood flow to kidney)  
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examples of inhaled anesthetics   halothane enflurane isoflurane (-ane)  
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MOA inhaled anesthetics   unknown  
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effects of inhaled anesthetics   myocardial depression respiratory depression n/v increased cerebral blood flow decreased cerebral demand  
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toxicity of halothane   hepatotoxicity  
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toxicity of methoxyflurane   nephrotoxicity  
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toxicity of enflurane   pro-convulsant  
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toxicity of any inhaled anesthetic   malignant hyperthermia (rare)  
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types of drugs used as IV anesthetics   BB King on optiates proposes foolishly Barbiturates benzos Ketamine (arylclohxamines) opiates Propofol  
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which barbiturate is commonly used as an IV anesthetic?   thiopental  
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uses of thiopental   induction of anesthesia short surgical procedures  
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which is the most common anesthetic used for endoscopy? what is it administered with?   midazolam gaseous anesthetics and narcotics  
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side effects of midazolam   post-op respiratory depression hypotension amnesia  
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how is the respiratory depression from midazolam treated?   flumezanil  
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side effects of arylcyclohexamines   bad dreams CV stimulation disorientation hallucinations increased cerebral blood flow  
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benefit of propofol   less post-op nausea than thiopental  
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what is combined with opiates during general anesthesia?   other CNS depressants  
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MOA local anesthetics   block Na channels by binding to specific receptors in inner portion of channel  
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examples of atypical antipsychotics   olanzapine clozapine risperidone  
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examples of typical antipsychotics   thioridazine haloperidol fluphenazine chlorpromazine  
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MOA typical antipsychotics   block D2 receptor  
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MOA atypical antipsychotics   blocks dopamine and 5HT receptors  
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clinical uses of typical antipsychotics   schizophrenia psychosis acute mania Tourette's  
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clinical uses for atypical antipsychotics   schizophrenia (+ and - sx)  
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clinical uses for olanzapine   OCD anxiety d/o depression mania Tourette  
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toxicity associated with typical antipsychotics   EPS endocrine effects anti-muscarinic effects (dry mouth) hypotension (from blocking alpha receptors), sedation (from blocking histamine receptors) NMS tardive dyskinesia  
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what is tardive dyskinesia   stereotypical oral-facial movements d/t blocking DA receptors  
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what is NMS   rigidity myoglobinuria autonomic instability hyperpyrexia  
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tx of NMS   dantrolene and DA agonists  
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toxicity associated wiht atypical antipsychotics   less EPS and anti-cholinergic effects Clozapine --> agranulocytosis  
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uses for lithium   bipolar blocks relapse and acute manic events  
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toxicity of lithium   LMNOP movement (tremor) nephrogenic DI hypOthyroidism Pregnancy problems  
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MOA buspirone   stimulates 5HT1a receptors  
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uses of buspirone   anxiolysis for GAD  
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benefits of buspirone   doesnt cause sedation or addiction doens't interfere with alcohol  
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examples of ssri's   fluoxetine sertraline paroxetine citalopram  
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clincical uses for ssri   OCD endogenous depression eating d/o  
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examples of tricyclic antidepressants   imipramine amitriptyline desipramine nortiptyline clomipramine doxepin  
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MOA TCA   blocks reuptake of NorE and 5HT  
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uses for TCAs   major depression bedwetting (imipramine) OCD (clomipramine)  
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which TCA is used for bedwetting   imipramine  
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which TCA is used for OCD   clomipramine  
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examples of heterocyclic anti-depressants   you need BUtane in your VEINs to MURder for a MAP of alcaTRAZ buproprion venlafaxine mirtazapine maportiline trazodone  
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examples of MAOIs   phenelzine tranylcypromine  
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