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pharmacology

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Mixtures preperations in which drugs are dissolved in water ,Aqoueous,liquid preapration ,orally
Decoction solutions obtained by boiling plants in water
Aquae solutions of volatile oils in distilled water
syrup solutions of sugar containing flavour and colouring , orally aqueos liqid prepeartion
Elixirs ALcholic solution of sugar containg flavour,alcholic liquid orally
Spirit Alcholic solution of volatile drugs ,liquid , orally
fluid extract Hydroalcholic extract of plants (1 ml contain activity present in 1 gm of the crude drug ),alcholic, liquid, orally
Tablet coated by chocolate or sugar ,solid ,orally
Enteric coated tablets A type of tablets ,coated with substances which resist dissolution in stomach and dissolve in intestine to be absorbed
Tablets with sustained action Tablets with slow realease of active drug
sublingual tablets small tablets or pellets placed beneath the tongue which is absorbed by mucosa to systemic circulation
capsules these are shells of gelatin containing individual doses of drugs
Hard capsules contain powdered drugs
soft capsule contain liquid or semiliquid drugs
Enteric coated capsule covered with substances which resist dissolution in stomach and disslove in intestine
powders Type of solid prepearations,orally which contain effervescent granules put in small paper (mixed with sodium bicarbonate , citric acid , and H20 to release CO2)
Ampoule parenterally form (one dose )
Vials Rubber capped bottles containg (multiple doses)
Aerosoles suspention of fine solid or liquid particles in gas by special inhaling device(spinhaler)
ointment semisolid , fatty or oily absorbed by rubbing
Lotions aqoueous suspention absorbed without rubbing
lozenge tablets for slow dissolution in mouth
opthalamic solution eye drops (sterile , isotonic with tear fluids and non irritant )
cosmetic creams contain water which evaporates when applied to skin producing cold sensation
Rose water Aquae , aqueous prepartion orally
Ammonia spirit , alcholic preparation orally
glycerine suppository given rectally
pessaries or ovules suppository given into vagina
Bougies suppository given into urethera
cyclopropane gas given through respiratory tracts (general anaesthetic)
Amyl nitrite vapour produce coronary VD
Disodium cromoglycate particles in capsule used in aerosoles by spinhaler device for acute bronchial asthma
calamine a type of lotion
Talcum types of powder used for skin
Nitroglycerine transdermal patch and sublingual drug used for cardiac asthema
1 drop 1/20 ml
1 dessert spoon 10 ml
1 tea spoon 5ml
1 glass 240 ml
Dexamethasone used for acute urticaria (Ampoule) 8mg/2ml every 12 hr
clemastine tablet used for acute urticaria twice a day
calcium gluconate Ampoule used for acute urticaria 10 ml 10% taken slowely
ferrous fumarate tablet used for anemia 200mg tid after meals
septazol suspension solution used for tonsillitis 2 teaspoons every 21 hr
paractemol infant suppository used for high temp twice a day
infiltration anesthesia infilitration around sensory nerves as trigeminal neuralagia
trigeminal neuralgia التهاب العصب الثالث
Antacids not absorbed by git but has local effect on gut
Gut القناة الهضمية
Disadvantages of oral enteral not suitable for ( emeergency-comatosed-iritant drugs -drugs destroyed-drugs completely metabolized-GIT stability )
morphine completely metabolized by 1st pass metabolism
constipation امساك
propranolol,nitroglycerin 1st pass metabolism by liver
Alpha methyl dopa 1st pass metabolism by intestinal wall
nicotine,isoprenaline 1st pass metabolism by lung
isoprenaline sublingual drug
vomiting التقيؤ
rectal advantages suitable for(comatosed-child-vomiting -passing without destruction)
rectal disadvantages irritant drugs causes anal polyps
anal polyps اورام حميدة شرجية
I.D used for senstivity test and infilitration anesthesia
S.Q drugs shouldent be irritant to avoid abscess and pain
abscess الخراج
insulin used S. Q
implantion of pellet slow release of hormones
I.M should be mild irritation (muscles are less senstive to pain ) sould be aqueos , suspension , oily
IV should be sterile and free of pyrogen (endotoxin)and aqueos solution and it can be very irritant drug
disadvantages of I.V anaphylactic shock pyrogenic reaction to products of killied bacteria phlebitis transmission of disease -fast reaction (cardiac arrest)
aminophylline I.V rapid injection cause cardiac arrest
anaphylactic shock صدمة الحساسية
pyrogenic reaction fever caused by reaction of endotoxins with bacterial products
phlebitis التهاب وريدي
Adrenaline An antognist, I.C injection directly to the heart as in cardiac arrest
I.A in the lumen of the artery as close as possible to the site of action used in dignosis (arteriogrphy )or therapetic(coronary thrombus )
thromus جلطة
intra articular injection drug injected in the joint cavity
Hydrocortisone intra articular injection for chronic arthritis
chronic arthritis التهاب المفاصل المزمن
intrathecal injection injectedd in the subarachnoid space to reach CSF as spinal anaesthesia
inhaltion general anesthesia in large surface area (alveolar epithelium) but can cause irritation to pulmonary epithilium
scopolamine transdermal patch
Affinity it is the ability of a drug to bind a receptor
Efficacy ability of a drug receptor complex to produce an effect maximal effect produced if a maximal dose is given
Potency it refers to the concentration or dose of a drug producing specific effect, the smaller EC50 , the greater the potency
Agonist a drug has affinity , high efficacy , and rapid rate of dissociation with its receptor
partial antagonist a drug has affinity, weak efficacy , moderate association and dissociation its effect <full agonist effect,it act as antagonist in the prescence of full agonist
Nalorphine a partial antagonist
inverse agonist an agonist produces the reverse of the normal response
beta-carboline Inverse agonist
Antagonist ligand having affinity , no efficacy and slowly associated and dissociated from the receptor
Atropine An antagonist
Graded dose response cure show the relation between Dose and its response
Graded dose curve used to measure E-max,ED50,potency
linear scale of dose curve Hyperbolic , dose represented on the x-axis
semilog scale sigmoid curve(s-shaped),log dose pf the drug on x-axis
E-max the maximal effect at high drug concentration when all receptors are occupied by the drug (highest limit on y axis )
EC50 the drug concentration or dose to give the half maximal effect on x-axis
Types of sympathetic receptors a1,a2,b1,b2.b3
beta 1 actions heart:increase all cardiac properties and C.O.Pand O2 cons. SMF:eye:ciliary epithillium increases aqueos secretion (IOP) other actions:kidney:renin/CNS:sympathetic outflow
cardiac properties (contractility-conductivity-excitiability-heart rate )
beta 2 CVS:vd of skeletal and coronary blood vessels SMF:eye:increases IOP/bronchi:relaxation /GIT and unirary wall:relaxation /uterus:relaxation other actions :liver-glycogenlysis/skeletal muscles :muscles tremors and increase uptake of K-Hypokalemia
IOP intraoclear pressure
CVS cardiovascular system
beta 3 fat cells : Lipolysis
alpha 1 CVS: V.C of skin and membrane blood vessels SMF:eye:iris ms -mydrasis(dilator pupilae)/GIT and UB sphincter contraction and increse tone male sex organ :ejaculation
alpha 2 inhibitory action :central : dec. sympathetic blood flow presynaptic - decreases NA release
MECHANISMS of action of adrenergic receptors they are G protein coupled receptors
Alpha 1 mechanism Gq proteins :stimulate phosopholipase C-inc . IP3 and DAG from triasylglycelor -increas Ca
alpha 2 Gi proteins : decrease adenyl cyclase -decrease CAMP
beta receptors Gs proteins : stimulate adenyl cyclase - inc ATP -increases CAMP
sympathomimetics Drugs produce actions similar to sympathetic nerve stimulation Structure:(catecholamines-non catecholamine) Action :(Direct-indirect-dual)
catecholamines contains catechol nucleus -not absorbed orally - rapid onset -short duration - can not pass BBB - metabolized by MAO and COMT
Adernaline , NOR adernaline .Dopamine, Isoprenaline,Dobutamine they are catecholamines and direct in action
NON catecholamines DOnt contain catechol nucleus -well absorbed orally-slow onset,long duration,can pass to BBB,not metabolized by MAO or COMT
Ephedrine classification non catecholamines and dual in action
Amphetamine , tyramine , cocaine non catecholamines and indirect in action
adrenaline site of action all receptors
adrenaline routs of administration locally on eye , inhalation , IC, SQ not orally
Direct mechanism effect increased after sympathectomy(supersensitivity) No tachyphylaxis
tachyphylaxis تسارع المقاومة للدواء
indirect mechanism release nor adrenaline from vesicles
adrenaline action on CVS heart:increase cardiac properties and C.O.P and cardiac work Blood vessels:VC of skin and mucos membrane (a1) VD of coronary and skeletal blood vessels (b2) BLood pressure: increase systolic BP with slight variation in diastolic BP
systolic top number
disystolic bottom number
adernaline on systemic system eye:midrasis,(a1)and decongestion, decrease IOP(useful for glaucoma)/respiratory:bronchodiltation B2 and decongestion due to a1 stimulation of mucos membrane blood vessels GIT and UB:relax of wall (b2)-contraction of sphincter (a1)
other actions of adrenaline on systemic sex :ejaculation (a1)-pregnant uterus relaxation (b2) kidney:Renin secretion(b1) /liver:Glycogenlysis(B2) /skeletal ms:inc uptake of K and muscles tremor (b2) and facilitate NM transmission (a1)/fat cells :lipolysis(b3)/CNS:affect sympathetic flow
Antiallergic action of adrenalline adrenaline is physiological antagonist of histamines
local effects of adrenaline VC of cutenous bv (a1): prolong action of local anesthetics VC of conjunctival blood vessles (a1) VC of mucos membrane bv of the nose(a1) :nasal pack for hemostasis in epistaxis/VC of mucos membrane bv of bronchi (a1)andbrochdilator(b2):inhalation
therapeutic effects (local uses )of adrenaline prolong effect of anasethetics by decreasing its absorbtion local hemostasis in epistaxix and bleeding sufaces decongestion of mm of nose and eye :in open angle glaucoma acute bronchial asthma :inhalation
therapetic effects (systemic uses )of adrenaline cardiac resuscitation : intracardiac acute attack of bronchial asthma :SC contraction ring to relax the uterus allergic reactions :anaphylactic shock hypoglycemic coma
side effects of adernaline Tachycardia,palpitation,arrhythmia hypertension and cerebral hemerrhage local anesthesia in end arteries-gangrene general anesthesia (digitalis)-ventricular fibrillation
Epistaxsis نزيف الانف
Resuscitation انعاش
gangrene الغرغرينا
conjunctival blood vessels اوعية داخل بياض العين
Noradernaline site of action a1, weak on B1 , no B2
Noradernaline routes of administration IV infusion only
Noradernaline action CVS blood vessels:VC of cutenous ,splanchic,renal blood vessels (a1)increases PR/blood pressure:increases (peripheral resistance) abolished after alpha blocker /heart:reflex bradycardia -vagal stimulation-bradycardia
theraputic uses of Noradernaline used to elevate BP in hyposenststive states as in spinal anesthesia
side effects of Noradernaline Hypertension , bradycardia , Headache
site of action of isoprenaline on beta onnly
isoprenaline Routes of adminstration SL-IV-inhalation
isoprenaline on CVS heart:increase cardiac properties (B1) blood vessels :VD of coronary and skeletal BV (B2) Blood pressure:hypotension
isoprenaline on SMF relexation of (eye, bronchi, GIT , urinary, uterus)
other actions of isoprenaline acts on (liver -SK ms- fat cells)
theraputic uses of isoprenaline heart block , bronchiak asthma
side effects of isoprenaline Tachycardia,palpitation,arrhythmia general anaethesia - ventricular fibrillation
Tachycardia سرعة ضربات القلب
palpation رفرفة القلب
arrhythmia لخبطة في ضربات القلب
Dopamine sites of action dopaminergic receptors + B1+a
Dopamine routes of adminstration IV infusion
Dopamine action with low dose stimulate dopamine receptors (D1)causing VD of renal coronarty mesenteric and cerebral blood vessels
Dopamine action with moderate dose stimulate b1 receptors-increase all cardiac properties and COP and systolic blood pressure
Dopamine action with high dose stimulate alpha 1 receptors -VC of peripheral blood vessels and rise of diastolic BP
Dopamine theraputic effects for different types of shock (cardiogenc,hemorrhagic,septic shock)- VD of renal blood vessels-inc renal blood flow Increase COP and systolic blood pressure Heart faliure and hypotension
side effects of Dopamine Tachycardia,ventricular arrhythemia Nausea and vomiting
Dobutamine selective B1+weak a
Dobutamine routes of adminstration Iv infusion
Dobutamine action stimulate B1 receptors - increase all cardiac properties (mainly contractility )and inc COP and systolic blood pressure
Dobutamine theraputic uses For shock as it inc COP and systolic blood pressure for heart faliure and hypotension
Dobutamine side effects tachycardia , ventricular arrhythemia
salmetrol , formetrol non catecholamines long acting for bronchial asthma
terbutalin , salbutamol non catecholamines intermedite acting on bronchial asthma
albuterol non catecholamines short acting on bronchial asthma
phenylephirine , pseudoephedrine non catecholamines old groups of nasal decongestant taken orally and locally
Naphazoline,Xylometazoline non catecholamines Recent groups of nasal decongestant taken locally
methoxamine , midodrine , metraminol , phenyl ephrine (weaker than NA) non catecholamines vassopressors
fenfluramine , phenmetrazine non catecholamines anorexigenices
anorexigenices فقدان الشهية
ephidrine and amphetamine non catecholamines CNS stimulants
isoxsuprine , ritodrine non catecholamines vassodilators and uterine relaxants
ephidrine site of actions alpha and beta
ephidrine routes of administration oral - injection repeated administration causes tolerance and tachyphylaxis
ephidrine action as adrenaline but weaker (especially B)+no adrenaline reversal +cns actions :stimulate RC and VMC when depressed stimulate cerebral cortex and reticular formation -anxiety and insominia
adrenaline reversal hypertension of adrenaline is reversed to hypotension after alpha blocker beacuse of vasodilation effects (b2) of adrenaline are unmasked - fall of BP
theraputic uses of ephidrine adrenaline uses+nocturnal enuresis, narcolepsy, morphine toxicity , myathenia gravis (longer duration)
nocturnal enuresis سلس البول
myathenia gravis خلل في الSK MS
side effects of ephidrine adrenaline +tolerance and tachyphylaxis retention of urine in male enlarged prostate CNS: insomina and anxiety
Amphetamine site of action on alpha and beta
Amphetamine routes of adminstration oral - injection
Amphetamine actions as ephedrine + psychic :euphoria - alterness - delay fatique -anxiety -tremors-schizophrenia - convulsion analgesic:potentiate other analgesics affect feeding centres of hypothalmous inc RC , VMC -vasoconstriction /spinal:mono,polysynaptic reflexes
tremors الارتعاش
euphoria نشوة
convulsion تشنجات
Amphetamine theraputic uses (rarely used now)nocturnal enuresis ,narcolepsy ,obesity , hyperkinetic syndrome in children
nacrolepsy خمول
hyperkinetic syndrome فرط الحركة
side effects of Amphetamine as ephidrine + anxiety -tremors-schizophrenia prolonged use : addiction
treatment of toxicity of Amphetamine alpha blockers for hypertension dizepam for convulsion urine acidification by NH4CL - inc excretion
dizepam مهدا للتشنجات
nasal decongestant routes of adminstration oral - drops - spray
nasal decongestant theraputic uses for common cold and rhinitis - sinusitis
rhinitis التهاب الأنف
sinusitis التهاب الجيوب الأنفية
nasal decongestant side effects rebound congestion after stopping(iritant) long use - atrophy of cilia oily solution -inhaled-lipoid pneumonia prohibted for angina patients and hypertensive patients
nasal decongestant site of action alpha 1
vassodilators and uterine relaxants theraputic uses vasodilators:in peripheral vascular diease uterine relaxants : contraction ring of uterus and premature labour
tyramine present in cheese indirect in action and metabolized by MAO if patient took MAO inhibitor - hypertensive crises treated by a blockers
Sympatholytic Drugs ( Sympathetic depressants)-Adrenergic receptor blockers-Adrenergic neuron blockers- Ganglion blockers-Centrally acting drugs
Adrenergic receptor blockers α- blockers , β-blockers, α & β-blockers.
Adrenergic neuron blockers which interfere with: -Noradrenaline release: guanethidine - Noradrenaline storage: reserpine. -Noradrenaline synthesis: α methyl dopa
Ganglion blockers block transmission in ganglion as Trimethaphan
Centrally acting drugs -α2-agonist (clonidine, guanafacine, guanabenz and α-methyl dopa). -Imidazoline receptors : Relimenidine
Beta blockers According to selectivity: *Non selective :- Propranolol - Nadolol - Pindolol- Oxpernolol - Timolol (eye drops) Selective β blockers (block β1 > β2)- Atenolol - Metoprolol - Esmolol- Acebutolol - Celiprolol *β2 blockers: Butoxamine *α1 + β blockers: Labetalol - Carvediolol
Beta blockers According to solubility Lipophilic:Well absorped oral Pass BBB-Hepatic metabolism Hydrophilic:Less absorbed-Not passBBB-Pass unchanged to urine
Propranolol-Metoprolol lipophilic beta blockers
Atenolol- Nadolol hydrophilic beta blockers
Propranol (Nonselective) actions on CVS Heart:Dec all card prop, decmyocardial work and O2 requir-Antiarrythemic action: due to beta blocking effect- Na channelblocking – cell membrane stabilization-Bl.vessels: dec.blood flow to most of tissue.-Blood pressure:hypotension
hypotension ( ↓ sympathetic flow- ↓ COP- ↓ renine relase –increase prostacyclin)
Propranol (Nonselective) action on SMF Respiration: produce bronchospasm Eye:↓ IOP (Timolol) Metabolism:-↓ glucose: as it inhibit B in liver→ -- glcogenolysis → hypoglycemia -↓ renin - ↑ plasma k (hyperkalemia)
Theraputic uses of Propranol Antianxiety.- Angina prophlaxis..- Acute myocardial infarction- Arrhythmias.-Hypertension ( 1ry / 2ry to pheochromocytoma with α blocker).-Glaucoma (by timolol).- Treatment of esophageal varices due to liver cirrhosis as it decreaseC.O.P-Thyrotoxicosis
- Angina prophlaxis used in angina due to coronary atherosclerosis not due to spasm in coronary.
Side effects of Propranol -Sedation –depression 2-Heart block 3-Cold extrimities-numbness-tingling 4-Hypotension 5-Bronchospasm 6-Hypoglycemia (in patient receive insulin or oral hypoglycemic drugs) 7-Hyperkalemia 8-Sudden discontinuation leads to sympathetic overactivity
Contraindications of Propranol 1-Severe depression 2- Angina due to due to spasm in coronary(variant angina). 3-Bradycardia and heart block. 4-Peripheral vascular disease. 5-Hypotension 4 6-Bronchial asthma 7- Patient receive insulin or oral hypoglycemic drugs
-Intrinsic sympathetic activity (I.S.A) or partial agonistic activity intial stimulation followed by block. prominent with pindolol and absent with propranolol .
α- blockers According to selectivity
prazosin, trimazosin, tamsulosin, indoramin Selective α1 blockers
yohimbine Selective α2 blockers
ergotamine (partial agonist), , ergometrine, ergotoxin -Ergot alkaloids: natural/ Non selective α blockers (block both α1 and α2).
dihydroergometrine semi-synthetic -Ergot alkaloids Non selective α blockers (block both α1 and α2).
tolazoline, phentolamine -Imidazoline derivatives -Ergot alkaloids Non selective α blockers (block both α1 and α2).
phenoxybenzamine- dibenamine -β-Haloalkylamines -Ergot alkaloids Non selective α blockers (block both α1 and α2).
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