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Histamine
immed allergic & inflam rxn
Gastirc acid secretion
modest anaphylaxis
histamine - 2
most in mast cells
ECL of stomach
w/ IgE release - CA+2 dept (type 1)
inhib some B and T cell functions
histamine - 3
H1-H4
GPCR
H1
smooth m, endothelium, Brain (postsynaptic)
Ip3 system
h2
gastic mucosa, cardiac m, mast cells, brain
Brain (postsyn)
cAMP production (some ip3)
h3
presyn brain, myenteric plex
inhib camp
Decrease of Histamine
h4
Bone marrow
chemotatic effects on eosionphils
histamine use
test for brncohial hyperreativity
Dont Give to
ASTHMA, ucler disease, GI bleedin
histamine antagonists
Epi + adernergic drugs
histamine release inhibitors
cromolyn, nedocromil, theophylline (asthma)

B2- agnonist
glucocorticoids
h1 - first generation
STRONG sedative (kids may get excited!)
block autonomic receptors
effective 4-6 hrs (cept meclizine)

reversilbe comp inhib (some inverse agonists)
go in CNS readily
active metabolites - degrade by liver
h1- second generation
much less sedating
less complete distrib in CNS

some inhib release from mast/basophils
h1-first gen
Cyproheptadine
Diphenhydramine*
Meclizine
Promethazine
h1-sec gen
Cetirizine*
h1 actions
STRONG INHIB EDEMA & ITCHING
STRONG ANTINAUSEA
h1 actions 2
antipark (due to anti-musc actions)
Diphenhdramine
Supress antipsych drugs sideeffects

urinary rent/blurred vision (atroppine like)

a-recp blocker
cyproheptadine (block serotonine)

potent anestheics (1st gen)
h1 uses
rhiitis (hay fever) & urticaria (B4 exposure)

limited effective angioedema & anaphalx

1st gen - MOTION SICKNESS PREVENTION!! (Diphen & Promethazine)
h1 tox (not second gen)
sleepy, restleness, insomina, tremors, halluc, seizures

GI - dry mouth/const

CVS - hypotension
bluured vision/urinary rention

increased appetite - cyproheptadine
contraindications h1
preg, children, heptaic disease, tacharrythmias
h2
hard to get into CNS, but in all organs

CIMETIDINE Ranitidine, Famotidine
h2 actions
comp inhibitors of parietal cells (gastic a & pepsin)
Stops NOCURTAL
inhib camp
h2 - cimetidine
inhibit cp450
h2 USES
GERD, heartburn (USE B4 MEALS)
PEP ulcers
(do not treat caused by NSAIDS and H. pylori)

Esophagitis
h2 tox
headache, confusion
elevated liver enz
IMPOTENCE
cp450 (clearance of other drugs)
h2 contraindications
renal impairment/disease
SEROTONIN
released from blood clots - induce vasoconstion

90% in EEC cells
after syn - rapidly stored/inactivated (MAO)

mediator in migrane headaches

stored in platelets of blood

mood,sleep, BP, vomit, pain percp
Serotonin Agonists
Buspirone - anxiety
Ergonovine - postpart bleed
Ergotamine - migranes
LSD - hallucinagin
Metoclopramide - GI disorders
Serotonin Ag - 1B/1D
Eletriptan
Naratriptan
Sumatriptan* - nasal
Zolmitriptan - nasal
Serotonin Antag
Butyrophenones
Cyproheptadine
Ketanserin
Ondasetron
Phenothiazines Phenoxybenzamine
Ritanserin
Serotonin Ag - 1B/1D
cerebrl/meng vessels (vasoconstriction)

neurons - presyn inhib receptors

SEVERE ACUTE MIGRANES
Sumatriptan - cluster headaches
serotonin tox
ting, warmth, dizzy, neck pain, myo infarcts
serotonin contraindic
Cereb vasc disease, perip vasc diease, heart disease
serotonin Antag
Butyrophenones - nonselc schzio
Cyproheptadine - sedation
Ketanserin - plate aggrg
Ondasetron - nasuea chemo
Phenothiazines - nonselc schzio
Phenoxybenzamine - inhib 5ht2
Ritanserin - bleeding time & TXH formation
Ergot Alkalods
spon abortions, hallucinations, vasospasm = gangrene
Ergot Use
Migrane pain (first sign of attack)
post part bleeding
hyperprolactiema
ergot tox
TI is narrow
prolonged vasospam
drowsy
hallucinations
Eicosanoids
lipid-derieved
Prostanoids (PG and TA (TXA2)

Leukotines (LT)
To use AA for Eicoansoids
must be relased by Phosopholipase A2 (epi, angioten II bradykinin promote

glucocorticods inhib
COX
Cox 1 - PG all cels - houskeepin
cox 2 - PGH inducible (inflam, fever, cancer) inhib by NSAIDS

AA - PGG2 - PGH2
LOX
AA metabolized by 5, 12, 15 lipgen

=

Hpete - HETE & LT
LTC4 & LTD4 (broncoconstrictors)
Eico
Short 1/2 life
GPCR
misoprotsol - 30-60 mins
others 2-5 mins
eico clincial
inhib syn (cox-2 target)
change diet to change fatty A precursors
Prostagladins
Alprostadil PGE1 DA patency (erectile dysf)
Carboprost Tromethamine- PGF2a - 2nd tri abortion, postpart hemmo -
Dinoprostone - PGE2 mole, abortion, labor induction
Epoprostenol - PGI2 - pulm hyperten, lung/heart transplants
Latanoprost - PGF2a - glaucoma, brown pigments
Misoprostol - PGE1 - abortions, NSAIDS ulcers, (tox = sepsis vag)
Lipid Autacoid Inhibitors
Glucocorticoids - all known pathways
Cromolyn - eicosaniod release
Montelukast & Zafirlukast - LT recp
NSAIDs
Zileuton - LOX
LA inhibtor - uses
Asthma
Bartters syndome - decresed sent to angioten (nml to Low - BP)

cell-med organ rejections!!

delayed closure of DA (PGE2)

painful menstraution (PGE2, PGF2a)

inflamation - arthritis

thrombosis - asprin - irrvs binding