Pharm Block 1 - Sx

Front 1

Narcolepsy:

Back 1

amphetamine

Front 2

Narcolepsy:

Back 2

phenelzine

Front 3

Appetite supressant:

Back 3

amphetamine

Front 4

ADD:

Back 4

amphetamine

Front 5

Migraine:

Back 5

propranolol (prevent migraine occurrence but not once it starts)

Front 6

Migraine:

Back 6

timolol

Front 7

Migraine:

Back 7

sumatriptan

Front 8

Motion sickness/vestibular disease

Back 8

scopolamine

Front 9

Nicotine withdrawl:

Back 9

nicotine

Front 10

Visual hallucinations:

Back 10

lysergic acid diethylamide

Front 11

Anxiety:

Back 11

buspirone

Front 12

Affective disorders:

Back 12

fluoxetine

Front 13

OCD:

Back 13

fluoxetine

Front 14

Panic attacks:

Back 14

fluoxetine

Front 15

Depression:

Back 15

phenelzine

Front 16

CNS effects of anti muscarinic drug poisoning

Back 16

Physostigmine

Front 17

Mydriatic (cause dilation of pupil)

Back 17

epinephrine

Front 18

Mydriatic - causes this

Back 18

phenylephrine

Front 19

Mydriasis - causes this

Back 19

tropicamide

Front 20

Mydriasis - causes this

Back 20

atropine

Front 21

Cycloplegia:

Back 21

atropine

Front 22

Cycloplegia:

Back 22

tropicamide

Front 23

Glaucoma:

Back 23

timolol (wide angle)

Front 24

Glaucoma - wide and narrow

Back 24

pilocarpine (wide and narrow)

Front 25

Glaucoma:

Back 25

physostigmine (wide)

Front 26

Glaucoma:

Back 26

echothiophate

Front 27

Acute iritis or choroiditis

Back 27

Atropine

Front 28

Nasal decongestant

Back 28

phenylephrine

Front 29

Nasal decongestant

Back 29

pseudoephedrine

Front 30

Rhinorrhea associated with common cold or rhinitis

Back 30

Ipratropium

Front 31

Anaphylactic shock:

Back 31

epinephrine

Front 32

Cardiac Shock:

Back 32

dopamine (high dose)

Front 33

Bradycardia:

Back 33

epinephrine

Front 34

Bradycardia:

Back 34

isoproterenol

Front 35

Tachycardia:

Back 35

esmolol (emergency)

Front 36

Cardiac stress testing:

Back 36

dobutamine

Front 37

Hypertension:

Back 37

methyldopa

Front 38

Hypertension:

Back 38

clonidine

Front 39

Hypertension:

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guanadrel

Front 40

Hypertension:

Back 40

reserpine

Front 41

Hypertension:

Back 41

phentolamine

Front 42

Hypertension:

Back 42

prazosin

Front 43

Hypertension:

Back 43

CANNOT use tamsulosin - not yet approved

Front 44

Hypertension:

Back 44

propranolol

Front 45

Hypertension:

Back 45

timolol

Front 46

Hypertension:

Back 46

metoprolol

Front 47

Essential hypertension

Back 47

labetalol(oral)

Front 48

Hypertensive emergencies

Back 48

Labetalol (IV)

Front 49

Hypotension:

Back 49

phenylepherine

Front 50

with anesthetic:

Back 50

phenylephrine (keeps drug local)

Front 51

Reynauds

Back 51

phentolamine

Front 52

Reynauds

Back 52

phenoxybenzamine

Front 53

CHF:

Back 53

prazosin

Front 54

CHF:

Back 54

metropolol

Front 55

Chronic heart failure:

Back 55

carvedilol

Front 56

Acute heart failure:

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dobutamine

Front 57

Arrhythmias:

Back 57

propranolol

Front 58

Bradyarrhythmias:

Back 58

atropine

Front 59

Bradyarrhythmias:

Back 59

epinephrine

Front 60

Bradyarrhythmias:

Back 60

isoproterenol

Front 61

Angina:

Back 61

propranolol

Front 62

Angina:

Back 62

Metoprolol

Front 63

Recurrent MI:

Back 63

propranolol

Front 64

Recurrent MI:

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metoprolol

Front 65

Recurrent MI:

Back 65

carvedilol

Front 66

Atrial flutter/fibrillation:

Back 66

esmolol

Front 67

Asthma:

Back 67

albuterol

Front 68

Asthma:

Back 68

(terbutaline)

Front 69

Nocturnal and persistent asthma

Back 69

salmeterol

Front 70

Asthma (but more effective in COPD)

Back 70

ipratropium

Front 71

Asthma (old use)

Back 71

ephedrine

Front 72

COPD:

Back 72

salmeterol

Front 73

COPD:

Back 73

ipratropium (less effective in asthma)

Front 74

Intubation:

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rocuronium

Front 75

Intubation:

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succinylcholine

Front 76

Atony:

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bethanechol

Front 77

Atony:

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neostigmine

Front 78

Peptic ulcers:

Back 78

atropine (old)

Front 79

Anti-nausea/vomiting:

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ondansetron

Front 80

IBS (women – diarrhea):

Back 80

alosetron

Front 81

Renal failure:

Back 81

dopamine (low dose)

Front 82

Benign prostatic hypertrophy:

Back 82

prazosin

Front 83

Benign prostatic hypertrophy:

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tamsulosin

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Over active bladder and incontinence

Back 84

Oxybutinin

Front 85

Over active bladder and incontinence

Back 85

Darifenacin

Front 86

Myesthenia gravis - dx

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edrophonium (Dx)

Front 87

Myesthenia gravis - tx

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neostigmine (Tx)

Front 88

Paralysis:

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sarin

Front 89

Paralysis (surgical):

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rocuronium, atracurium, vecuronium, pancuronium

Front 90

Muscle spasms:

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rocuronium, atracurium, vecuronium, pancuronium

Front 91

OD of muscarinic antagonist/TCA:

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physostigmine

Front 92

Carcinoid tumor:

Back 92

cyproheptadine

Front 93

Pheochromocytoma:

Back 93

phenoxybenzamine, phentolamine

Front 94

Pheochromocytoma:

Back 94

propranolol, timolol

Front 95

Pheochromocytoma:

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αmethyltyrosine

Front 96

skin allergies = pruritis, urticaria

Back 96

cyproheptadine

Front 97

Xerostomia

Back 97

pilocarpine

Front 98

Tx pilocarpine or bethanechol toxicity with what drug?

Back 98

Atropine

Front 99

Shouldn't be taken with MAO

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Tyramine

Front 100

Why one shouldn't eat fermented foods with MAO?

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Tyramine

Front 101

Tx paralysis caused by competitive neuromuscular blocking drugs

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Neostigmine

Front 102

Drug given with neostigmine when treating paralysis caused by competitive neuromuscular blocking drugs

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Glycopyrrolate

Front 103

Insecticide example

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Malathion

Front 104

Tx AChE inhibitor toxicity

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Pralidoxime

Front 105

Tx AChE inhibitor toxicity

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Atropine

Front 106

Anesthesia (surgery of visceral organs)

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Atropine