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types of loss (4)
real
threatened loss
symbolic loss
fantasied lost
greif vs. mourning vs. bereavement
g: feeling from loss
m: process of dealing with greif
b:state of mourning
bowly adult stages (4)
numbness and protest
yearning and searching
disorganization and despair
reorganization

Adults Never Yell During Recess
bowly child stages (3)
protest
despair
detachment

Children Play During Dinner
kubler-ross stages of dying (5)
shock and denial
anger
bargaining
depression
acceptance

Stages Are Because Death Arises
greif vs. depression
time:
suicide:
psychotic symptoms:
emotional symptoms:
self-blame:
response to support:
d longer
suicide - d
psychotic - d
emotion - d (constant) g (in waves)
self-blame - g (toward deceased) d (self)
g (with time) d (only get worse)
trimethoprim
inhibits duhydrofolate reductase

(blocks thymidine, purines, methoionine, glycine)
rifampin
binds rna pol

(inhibits rna synth)
metronidazole
nitro group reduces nitroreductase

(produces product --> dna strand break)
gentamicin
binds to 30s

(interupts synth)
ciprofloxacin
ninds alpha subunit of dna gyrase
PCN
bind to pcn binding protein

(inhibit peptidglycin synth)
vanco
D-alanine-D-alanine

(interferes with formation of cross-bridge)
timethoprim, sulfa, dapsone, p-aminosalicylic, smx

class?
anti-metabolites
quinolones, naldixic acid, ciprofloxacin, levlfooxacin, rifampin, rifabutin

class?
inhibit DNA/RNA synth
AG, tetracyclines, oxazolidnones, chloramphenicol, macrolides
bind to ribosomes and inhibit prot synth
beta-lactam, glycopeptides (vanco), polypeptides
inhibit cell wall synth
florey 1939
concentrate of pcn
anti bac and ok for mamals

antibiotic
selman waksman 1944
streptomycin, chloramphenicol, tetracyclines, erythromycin

soil
gerhard dougmagk 1935
red azo dye in mice

sulfa drug
alex flemming 1929
mold pcn kills staph
paul ehrlich
arsphenamine - syphilis

"magic bullet"
resist rifampin
mutation in chromosome encoding beta subunit of ran pol (g+)
resist tetracycline
decr penetration (efflux)

change porin protein

new elongation factor (protect 30s)
resist AG
change ribo binding site

decr uptake

adenylate acetylate phosphorylate
resist TMP
decrease affinity of dihydrofolate reductase for antibiotic
resist quinolones
alter alpha subunit of dna gyrase
resist chloramphenicol
plasmid encoded acetyl-transferase --> change 50s

also can change porin
tmp-smx used to treat g+ g- by:
inhibiting folic acid
clavulanic acid, sulbactam, tazobac
pcn + beta lactame
sulfa inhibit:
Folic Acid production
arachadonic acid comes from...
linoleic acid (essential FA)
phospholipase a2
activated by prot kinase C to conv arachadonic acid to eicosanoids
prostaglandins + thromboxanes
cyclooxygenase
luekotrienes
lipooxygenase
20-HETE
cyt p450
pgh2
made from arachidonic a

precursor of prostaglandins and thromboxane
effect from leukotrienes
inflammation, asthma, edema, bronchoconstriction
effect from lipoxins
ant-inflammation
5-Hpete
precursor for leukotrienes
15-hpete
precursor for lipoxins
bleomycin
"blows" through dna by reducing glutatione.

o2 then binds and creates ROI. destroys everything and then acts as a catalyst.

accumulates in skin.lung (low bleomycin-inactivating enz)
anthracycline/doxorubicin
cardiomyopathy

ROI-h2o2 and destroys membrane in heart cells
cyclophosphamide
RBC in urine (toxic in bladder)
destroys GSH complex in RBC (glutathione)

ARREST MIEOSIS (infertile)
Aminoglutethimide + Anastrozole
aromatase inhibitors

inhibits estrone in adipose
methotrexate
inhibits s-phase
DHFR binds to keep it in cell so it doesn't diffuse out
leucovorin
binds to DHFR and inhibits binding to methotrexate. normals cells have incr transporters... ca cells don't.

folate transporter
CMF regiment
ER negative (breast)

cyclophosohamide
methotrexate
fluorouracil
CAF regiment
ER negative (breast)

cyclophosohamide
adriamycin (doxo)
fluorouracil
leuprolide / gaserlin
LHRH agonist (prostate)

blocks LHRH from binding to the pituitary gland
diethylstilbestrol
LHRH (prostate)
with cardiac problems
flutamide
antiandrogen (prostate)

eliminates feedback loop (blocks all receptors on all organs
testies incr testosterone production

ALWAYS USE WITH LHRH
allopurinol
tumor lysis syndrome (leuk)

inhibits xanthine oxidase to prevent uric acid production --> gout

BONE MARROW TOXICITY (mercaptopurine)
thiopurine-S-methyltransferase
deactivates mercaptopurine from allopurinol.

saves bone marrow
synthetic nitrosoureas
brain tumors
cross bbb

toxicity: myelosuppression
streptozotocin
pancreatic islet carcinoma

toxicity destroys beta-cells
MOPP
hodgkins
CHOP
hodgkins
CBV
testicular
etoposide
inhibits topoisomerase II --> dna break

testiculr ca
cytarabine
stop dna synth
leuk
pyridoxine
given with isoniazid to prevent neuropathy
arthropathy
caused by flouroquinolones
thymidine kinase
targeted by acyclovir

adds the guanine
inosine-sensitive nucleotide transporter
ribavirin

inhibits atp/nadph... rbc lysis
edta
lead removal from bone
dimercaprol
lead removal from cell
metronidazole
kills ameoba

destroy dna/proteins
ferridoxin reductase

oral-moderate
IV-severe

NO ETOH
diloxanide furoate
asymptomatic cyst
phospholipase
AG enters lysosome-->phospholipase-->cell necrosis

KIDNEY
vaccine efficacy
(attack rate unvaccinated - attack rate vaccinated)
-----------------------
attack rate unvacinated
amp/gmp production
prpp + glutamine
(PRPP ATase)
IMP
AMP + GMP

*amp & gmp both feedback IMP and PRPP ATase
CTP/UTP production
CO2+ glutamine
(CPSII)
OA [add PRPP here]
UTP
CTP

*ctp neg to utp
*utp neg to CPSII
*PRPP pos to CPSII
nucleoside kinase
nucleoside +atp --> nucleotide + adp
phosphoribosyl transferases
base + PRPP --> nucleotide + PPi
uric acid / purines
purines-->h --> x -->uric acid

inhibit xanthine oxidase (xo) for gout
THFA
comes from folic acid
one-cabon fragments

THFA-->DHFA in rxn
dTMP (thionine) formation from UDP/CDP
dUTP or dCDP
dUMP
(THFA)
dTMP
celecoxib/refecoxib
antagonist inhibiting cox-2

no inflammatory PGs but GI mucosal OK

arthritis
ibuorifen/nproxen/indomethacin
NSAID
antagonist - reverisble
cox 1-3
acetyl salicylic acid
antagonist - irreversible
cox 1-3
acetominophen
antagonist
cox3 (CNS)
zileuton
enz: prevent leukotiene synth

prevent bronchconstrictor allergies
zaifirlucast/montelucast
receptor/antagonist: prevent leukotiene synth

prevent bronchconstrictor allergies
alprostadil
PGE - vasodilator
inhibits platlet aggr

CHF/prevent ulcers
dinoprostone
PGE
unterine contractions
labor
lantanoprost
PGF
decr intraocular pressure
epoprostenol/treprotinil
PGI
decr vascular pressure
pulm hypertension
nedocromil
IGE antigen reduces ca+2 in lungs
captopril/enlalapril
ACE inhibitor
block angiotensin I
decr BP/Na retention
losartan/valsartan
angiotensin II antagonist
block angiotensin II
decr BP/Na retention
nitroprussied/nitroglycerine
NO donor - vasodialator
ROS - inhibits platelet aggr
sildenafil
block phosphodiesterase

relax penile SM... incr flow
ED
epinephrine
inc cAMP --> relax SM
relax lung

ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK
diphenhydramine, pyrilamin, chlorpheniramine, promethazine, cyproheptadine
1st gen H1 receptor
soluable amine... rapidly absorbed

allergic rxn, motion sickness
piperazine, cetirizine, cyproheptadine, loratidine, fexofenadine
2nd gen H1 receptor
less lipid soluable... not in csf

allergic rxn, motion sickness
cimetadine, ranitidine, famotidine, nizantidine
block h2 receptor

gastric ulcers
fluoxentine
SSRI
inhibit 5-HT reuptake
sumatriptan
5-ht agonist
migraine
ondansetron
5-ht agonist
nausea