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Block II drugs- UND

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Ibuprofen class   NSAID  
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Ibuprofen action   competitively inhibits COX1&2 and is slightly more selective for COX-1. These enzymes catalyze the reaction of arachidonic acid to prostaglandin  
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Methotrexate class   antineoplastic  
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Methotrexate action   antimetabolite, Methotrexate competitively and reversibly inhibits dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR); Folic acid is required for DNA synthesis.  
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Prednisone class   corticosteroid  
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Prednisone action   suppress inflammation and the normal immune response, induce apoptosis of lymphocytes  
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Nitroglycerin class   Nitrate Vasodilator  
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Nitroglycerin action   Relaxation of vascular smooth muscle causes peripheral pooling  
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Imitrex class   Vascular headache suppressant  
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Imitrex action   Selective agonist at specific vascular serotonin receptors causing vasoconstriction in large intracranial arteries  
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Prostoglandin E1 class   ductus arteriosus patency adjuncts  
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Prostoglandin E1 action   Directly relaxes smooth muscle of the ductus arteriosus; Temporary maintenance of patent ductus arteriosus  
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Dobutamine class   β1-Adrenergic agonist  
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Dobutamine action   Selective β1-Adrenergic agonist (leads to increased myocardial contractility and increased stroke volume with modest increase of heart rate)  
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Atenelol class   antiadrenergics, B-blocker  
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Atenelol action   selective B1-receptor antagonist, thus heart rate and contractility are decreased  
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Oxycodon class   analgesic, narcotic  
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Oxycodon action   opioid receptor agonist; to hyperpolarization and decreased activity of neural cells  
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Aspirin class   NSAID  
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Aspirin action   irreversibly inhibits cyclooxygenase (COX 1 & 2); decrease prostaglandin synthesis  
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Simvastatin class   antihyperlipidemic  
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Simvastatin action   inhibit HMG-CoA reductase; increase LDL receptors  
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Acetaminophen class   non-narcotic analgesic, antipyretic  
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Acetaminophen action   Act on hypothalmic heat regulating center for antipyresis, elevates pain threshold  
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Norepinephrine class   Vasoconstrictor  
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Norepinephrine Action   a1- adrenergic receptor agonist, leads to Ca2+ release from ER causing vascular smooth muscle contraction  
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Norepinephrine uses   Life threatening hypotension not caused by hypovolemia. Nasal decongestant  
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Clonidine class   Sympatholytic  
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Clonidine action   a2 adrenergic agonist; inhibits vasomotor center in medulla oblongata reducing sympathetic activity  
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Clonidine uses   Tx of HTN  
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Prazosin class   Alpha-blocker  
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Prazosin action   a1 adrenergic antagonist; reduces NE/E binding to a1 receptors in vasculature causing vasodilation  
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Prazosin uses   Tx. HTN  
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Captopril class   ACE inhibitors  
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Captopril action   Inhibits angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) reducing production of angiotensin II (a direct vasoconstrictor); Inhibits degradation of bradykinin enhancing production of vasodilatory prostaglandins.  
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Captopril uses   Tx. of HTN  
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Losartan class   Angiotensin receptor blocker (ARBs)  
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Losartan action   Antagonist at Angiotensin type I receptor. (more complete inhibition of Ang II effects than ACE inhibitors)  
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Losartan uses   Tx. of HTN, CHF  
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Why ARB over ACE inhibitor   No cough because bradykinin degraded  
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Nifedipine class   Calcium channel blocker  
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Nifedipine action   Block the inward flow of Ca 2+ into vascular smooth muscle cells, reducing their contractility  
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Nifedipine uses   Tx. of HTN, vasospastic angina, arrhythmias  
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Nitroglycerine uses   Tx. and prophylaxis of angina, tx of CHF, and MI (decreases preload and afterload)  
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Name 4 Diuretics   Furosemide (loop), acetazolamide (carbonic anhydrase inhibitor), hydrochlorothiazide (thiazide), spironolactone (potassium-sparing)  
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Diuretic action   Increase renal excretion of Na+ and thus the equivalent amount of water. (reduces plasma volume and venous return)  
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Diuretic uses   Tx. of HTN, edema, CHF, renal failure  
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Isoproterenol Class   Beta adrenergic agonist  
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Isoproterenol action   B1 and B2 agonist; Increases cAMP and activation of Ca2+ channels. Increases HR, conduction rate, contractility  
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Isoproterenol uses   (b1) Cardiogenic shock, heart failure; (b2) asthma, emphysema  
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Dobutamine class   Beta adrenergic agonist  
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Dobutamine action   B1 agonist Increases cAMP and activation of Ca2+ channels. Increases HR, conduction rate, contractility  
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Dobutamine uses   (b1) Cardiogenic shock, heart failure  
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Terbutaline class   Beta adrenergic agonist  
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Terbutaline action   B2 agonist; bronchodilator and increase cAMP leading to Increases HR, conduction rate, contractility  
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Terbutaline uses   Bronchodilator for asthma and emphysema  
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Milrinone class   Phosphodiesterase inhibitor  
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Milrinone action   Inhibit phosphodiesterase which degrades cAMP  
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Milrinone uses   Tx. of heart failure  
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Dopamine class   Dopamine agonist  
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Dopamine action   Activate Dopamine receptors in renal, mesenteric, cerebral vasculature causing vasodilation. Dopamine is a precursor for NE which causes vasoconstriction  
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Dopamine uses   Dose dependent. Low doses <10 ug/kg/min vasodilate, large doses vasoconstrict  
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Digoxin class   Cardiac glycosides  
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Digoxin action   Directly inhibit Na+/K+ ATPase, increasing intracellular Na+ reducing the transmembrane Na+ gradient, inhibiting Na+/Ca2+ exchange and thus reducing Ca+2 flux out of myocytes  
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Digoxin uses   Heart failure  
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Propanolol class   Beta-blocker  
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Propanolol action   Antagonist at B1, B2 receptors  
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Propanolol uses   HTN  
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Name Calcium channel blockers   Nifedipine (most potent vasodilator), Verapamil, diltiazem  
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Nifedipine, verapamil, diltiazem action   Block inward flow of Ca2+ during phase 2 (plateau) in cardiac AP, and decreased Ca2+ into vascular smooth muscle leading to decreased cardiac output, peripheral resistance, and increase renal blood flow  
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Nifedipine, verapamil, diltiazem uses   HTN  
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Levosimendan class   Calcium sensitizers  
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Levosimendan action   Increases sensitivity of cardiac troponin to Ca2+ and has vasodilator action  
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Levosimendan uses   Heart failure  
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Dexamethasone Class   Corticosteroid  
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Dexamethasone Action   suppress inflammation and the normal immune response, induce apoptosis of lymphocytes  
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Dexamethasone Uses   Respiratory distress, allergies, reduction of inflammation  
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Ampicillin Class   Aminopenicillin  
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Ampicillin Action   Inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis  
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Gentamicin Class   Aminoglycoside  
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Gentamicin Action   Irreversibly binds 30s subunit of ribosome and inhibits bacterial protein synthesis  
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