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NAME ALL THE AUTACOIDS

Bradykinin


Eicosanoids


Serotinin


Histamine

hormones produced by virtually ALL CELLS

Autacoids

hormones produced by SPECIFIC CELLS

Endocrine hormones

When H1 receptor is activated what effect does it produced

Vasodilation (lowers BP)


Bronchoconstriction


Pain and itchiness


Wakefulness


Contraction of endothelial cells

When H2 receptor is activated what effect does it produced

HCl release


Degranularion of Histamine

When H3 receptor is activated what effect does it produced

Inhibits further release of histamine

TRIPLE RESPONSE OF LEWIS

Flush


Flare


Wheal

obsolete use in pulmonary challenge test but is no longer used clinically

Histamine

A drug that is an H1 agonist and H3 antagonist and used in the management of endolymph associated with vertigo

Betahistine

H1 antihistamine is not given to patient with ____

Bronchial asthma

What generation of antihistamine is less sedating?

2nd gen antihistamine (piperidine)

Powerful central anticholinergics

Ethanolamine


Ethylenediamines

THE MOST SEDATING CLASS OF ANTI HISTAMINE

Ethanolamine (1st gen anti histamine)


Drug of choice for acute dystonic crisis (form of EPS)

Diphenhydramine

Ethanolamine drugs used to manage motion sickness

Diphenhydramine


Dimenhydronate

What is the active form of Hydroxyzine?

Cetirizine

Piperazine drugs used to manage motion sickness

Meclizine


Cyclizine

Stages of General Anesthesia

ANALGESIA


DELIRIUM/EXCITATION


SURGICAL ANESTHESIA


MEDULLARY PARALYSIS



AESM

Used to manage serotonin syndrome (hyperthermia)

Cyproheptadine

Most potent H2 antihistamine

Famotidine

Less potent H2 antihistamine

Cimetidine

H2 antihistamine that has a toxic effect of enzyme inhibition, and some anti-androgenic effect ( gynecomastia, low libido and infertility)


Cimetidine

Precursor of serotonin

Tryptophan




enzyme: hydroxylase/decarboxylase

serotonergic drugs that is used as anxiolytic. It is partial agonist therefore it doesn't have euphoria effects and no potential for abuse

Buspirone

Ergot derivative that is used to treat migraine headache and is vasoselective

Ergotamine

Ergot derivative used to treat post partum bleeding, acute migraine headache and is uteroselective

Ergonovine

A unique toxic effect of ergot derivative serotonergic AGONISTS

RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS

Serotonergic antagonist used as a prophylaxis of migraine headache

Methysergide

Used to treat and prevent chemotherapy induced vomiting

Ondansetron


Granisetron


Dalonosetron

Eicosanoids are derived from ______?

Arachidonic acid

PGE1 analog used in the treatment of NSAID-induced ulcer

Misoprostol

PGI2 analog used in the management of primary pulmonaty hypertension

Epoprostenol

PGE2 analog used as an abortifacient

Dinoprostone

PGE1 analog used to treat erectile dysfunction

Alprostadil

PGF 2alpha used in the management for glaucoma

Latanoprost