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dantroline function
block calcium help with muscle spasm and malignant hyperthermia
neostigmine
competitively blocks effects of acetylcholinesterase so non-depolarizing drugs will not be broken down
antidote for depolarizing drugs
none
malignant hyperthermia and antidote
caused by rapid buildup of Ca2+ in muscle from gas anesthetics and succ. causes rigitiy, hyperthermia, tachycardia, mortality and acidosis

antidote is dantrolene
antispastic drugs
diazepam
baclofen
dantrolene
dantrolene
interferes with intracellular release of Ca ions
most effective with spasticity of cerebral origin
can be hepatotoxic
tubocurare
releases histamine, causes hypotension, binds to ganglionic receptors,
atracurium
non-depolarizing blocker, undergoes spontaneous breakdown, can cause seizures, but few cardiac side effects,
pancuronium
non-depolarizing blocker, some antimuscarinic/anticholinergic effects, cause increased HR, increased release of NE
succinylcholine
depolarizing drug, lasts 15 min, chewed up by pseudocholinesterase,
fasciculations and non-depolarizing drugs
no action potential is generated so you should never get fasciculations with a non-depolarizing drug
dantrolene
used to treat malignant hyperthermia
rocuronium
blocks neuromuscular channels
diazepam mechanism
augments chloride channel influx and will make cell very negative and difficult to depolarize which will reduce spasms
baclofen mechanism
opens potassium channels allowing potassium to rush out of cell making it more negative and harder to depolarize
dantrolene mechanism
blocks calcium from being released at sarcoplasmic reticulum in muscles