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MOA of H1 receptor?
IP3 and DAG-mediated smooth muscle effects, esp IgE induced. Bronchoconstriction and vasodilation (release of NO), increases vascular permeability
MOA of H2 receptor?
activates adenylyl cyclase to increase cAMP to mediate gastric acid secretion by parietal cells in stomach, stimulate heart, and reduce histamine release from mast cells
highly sedating H1 blocker w/ significant autonomic receptor-blocking effects
diphenhydramine
newer 1st gen H1 blockers with less sedation and autonomic effects
chlorpheniramine, cyclizine
H1 blockers that are lipid insoluble and have less sedation and autonomic effects than 1st gens
fexofenadine, loratadine, cetirizine
H1 receptor blockers are more effective if given when?
before histamine release occurs (do not affect histamine release from storage sites)
in addition to blocking histamine effects, many 1st gen H1 blockers have what other effects?
act as antimuscarinics/alpha blockers
some block serotonin receptors
most are sedating
some have anti-motion sickness effects
major clinical use of H1 blockers?
immediate-type allergic hypersensitivity reactions
H1 blockers used as anti-motion sickness drugs (5)
diphenhydramine, dimenhydrinate, cyclizine, meclizine, promethazine
alpha blocking action of promethazine may cause what?
orthostatic hypotension
toxic effects of 1st gen H1 blockers?
sedation, antimuscarinic effects (dry mouth, blurred vision)
H1 blocker interaction with what other drugs can cause dangerously high plasma drug concentrations, precipitating lethal arrhythmias?
CYP3A4 inhibitors, like azole antifungals
antihistamines used to treat acid-peptic disease, gastric ulcer (4)
cimetidine, ranitidine, famotidine, nizatidine
major toxic effects of cimetidine?
P450 inhibitor, reduces hepatic blood flow, antiandrogen effects (high dose)
most serotonin agonists act at what receptor?
5HT1d
5HT1 receptors mediate inhibitory effects in the brain via _____?
increased potassium conductance
MOA of 5HT2 receptors?
synaptic excitation in CNS and smooth muscle contraction via increased IP3, decreased potassium conductance, and decreased cAMP
where are 5HT3 receptors found?
in CNS, esp in chemoreceptive area/vomiting center, and in peripheral sensory and enteric nerves
5HT1D agonists used in tx of acute migraine and cluster headaches
sumatriptan, naratriptan
5HT4 partial agonist used for tx of chronic constipation but has cardiovascular toxicity?
Tegaserod
irreversible 5HT2 receptor antagonist used in tx of carcinoid tumor?
phenoxybenzamine
competitive 5HT2 receptor antagonists used in tx of carcinoid tumor?
Ketanserin, cyproheptadine
serotonin antagonist used in tx of women w/ IBS w/ diarrhea?
Alosetron (5HT3)
serotonin antagonists used as antiemetics after cancer chemotherapy?
Ondansetron, granisetron, dolasetron (5HT3)
poorly selective serotonin antagonists with alpha blocking and/or H1 blocking effects?
ketanserin, phenoxybenzamine, cyproheptadine
toxic effects of selective 5HT3 antagonists?
diarrhea, headache
this serotonin blocker is associated with QRS and QTc prolongation
Dolasetron
Serious toxic effect of Alosetron?
significant constipation
ergot alkaloids have effects on what receptors?
alpha adrenoceptors and 5HT receptors, some are also agonists at dopamine receptor
overdose of these drugs can cause ischemia and gangrene of the limbs
ergot alkaloids, esp ergotamine
used to produce uterine contraction after delivery of the placenta to stop bleeding
ergot alkaloids, esp ergonovine
ergot alkaloids used as dopamine D2 receptor agonists to stop prolactin secretion
Bromocriptine, Pergolide
primary clinical use of ergotamine?
migraine
ergot alkaloids used in tx of parkinson's dz?
bromocriptine, pergolide
antidote for severe prolonged vasoconstriction d/t ergot overdose?
nitroprusside
fibroplasia leading to hydronephrosis or cardiac valvular and conduction system malfxn is d/t prolonged use of what?
ergot alkaloids