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18 Cards in this Set

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H1 receptor
Smooth Muscle
Endothelium
Brain

IP3/DAG 2nd messengers

Pruritis
Pain
Vasodilation
Vasc. Permeability
Hypotension
Flushing
headache
Tachycardia
Bronchoconstriction
Cough reflex
H2 receptor
Gastric Mucosa
Cardiac Muscle
Mast Cells
Brain

Inc. cAMP

Gastric acid secretion
hypotension
flushing
tachycardia
Headache
bronchodilation
mucus production (airway)
Amines (morphine, turbocucraine) and histamine
amines can displace histamine from the hep-protein complex within mast-cells
Urticarial response
via H1 receptor activation
H3 receptors
in presynaptic histaminergic neurons in brain

dec. cAMP

prevents excessive bronchoconstrict, mediates pruritis, reduces acetylcholine release, peripheral pain sensitization
H1 receptor and av conductance
reduces av conduction (though tachycardia through H2 receptor)
GI smooth muscle
H1 agonism causes contraction of GI smooth muscle, diarrhea
second generation H1 anagonists
more selective, so less anticholinergic activity, less sedation, less antiemetic action, hydrophilic so does not pass through BBB
motion sickness
OTC dramamine, compozone are first generation H1 antagonists. also can use diphenhydramine, promethazine, cyclizine, meclizine, which are even more effective if combined with ephedrine or amphetamine
entholamines
diphenydramine (benadryl), sedative, first generation H1 blocker
ethylenediamines
tripelennamine, mildly sedative, first generation h1 antagonist
alkylamines
first generation H1 antagonist, dont use in preggers. chlorpheniramine is mildly sedative, can act as an SSRI
phenothiazines
first generation h1 antagonist. promethazine, antiemetic with prominent sedative actions, do not use for kids under 2 years of age
first generation piperazines
hydroxyzine, used for chronic urticaria, causes sedation
teratogen


cyclizine, meclizine--antiemetic.
first generation piperidines
cyproheptadine, phenindamine-- both anti Histamine and anti5HT, causes drowziness and is definitely anticholinergic
second generation piperidines
fexofenadine-- active metbaolite of terfenadine, lower risk of arrthyrmia, no CNS adverse effect

loratadine (claritin)-- Cytp450 changes it to its active metabolite desloratadine
cetirizine hydrochloride
second generation piperazine (h1 blocker)

may cause sedation in adults
grapefruit juice
terfenadine and ioratadine is metabolized by cytp450. this, however, is inhibited by graprefruit juice