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___% ____ or ____% ______ would elevate lids in a patient
with sudden ptosis and miosis (hypersensitivity).
0.1% epi or 2.5% phenyl
A toxicity of ________ is increased BP.
toxicity of NE
ADH acts on ________________.
acts on the collecting tubule
___________ drugs do not affect accommodation much.
Adrenergic drugs do not affect
___________ is not involved in the detoxifaction of drugs.
Albumin is not involved in the
__________ is anti-arrhythmic drug which causes whorl
like corneal deposits.
Amiodarone is anti-arrhythmic drug which causes
An ______ blocker followed by __________ causes vasodilatation.
An alpha blocker followed by epi causes
Antazoline phosphate is a ______ blocker that is used in type _________ reactions.
is a H1 blocker that is used in type I
allergic reactions.
______________ can cause hyperemia, excess tearing,
accommodative spasm.
Anticholinesterase can cause
__________ causes dry skin and tachycardia.
Atropine causes
___________ and ___________ are effective against both gram +
and gram -.
Bacitracin and Gramicidin are effective against
Bacitracin is good against ________ in pus and blood.
________ is good against Gram+ in pus and blood.
Bacitracin is the first drug used to treat _____________.
______________ is the first drug used to treat staph blepharitis.
BAK is a ____________________.
___ is a cytotoxic presevative.
______________ can be used to treat
bronchospasm.
Beta 2 agonists (aminophylline) can be used to treat
____________.
Betaxolol does not cause ________________.
__________ does not cause bronchoconstriction.
_________ is best defined as the amount of drug present
at the desired receptor level.
Bioavailability is best defined as the _____________________.
________ can cause abnormal EOM versions.
BZDs can cause _______________.
___________ are associated with hypersensitivity.
Cephalosporins are associated with ____________.
Chloramphenicol is known to cause __________________.
___________ is known to cause blood dyscrasia.
Chloroquine (antimalarial) causes __________________.
____________ causes bulls eye retinopathy.
Chloroquine accumulates in __________ and ___________.
___________ accumulates in RPE and choroid.
Chlorphinaramine blocks __________.
____________ blocks H1.
___________ drugs decrease the AC/A ratio.
Cholinergic drugs decrease ___________________.
Cimetidine is a ________________.
____________ is a H2 agonist.
Cimetidine is prescribed as a ______________.
____________ is prescribed as a prophylactic.
Cocaine acts as a ________________.
____________ acts as a vasconstrictor.
Cocaine blocks _________________.
_________ blocks reuptake of NE.
____________ is binding one substrate which increases
another site’s affinity for another substrate.
Cooperativity is binding one substrate which ____________________________
Corneal toxicity of Epi is __________________.
Corneal toxicity of ____________ is adenochrome deposition.
Cyclopentolate can cause _____________ in children.
__________ can cause hallucinations in children.
_____________ is used to prevent graft rejection.
Cyclosporin is used to prevent _____________
Diazepam enhances ___________
________ enhances GABA.
____________ increases contractile force.
Digoxin increases ___________
Diphenhydramine (OTC) causes ________________
__________ causes CNS depressant effects (sedation).
__________ the dose of a drug usually increases its duration of
action by one half life.
Doubling the dose of a drug usually increases its duration of
action by _____________
Drugs excreted in breast milk may be dangerous to the baby
due to lack of ________________.
__________ in breast milk may be dangerous to the baby
due to lack of metabolic enzymes.
Echothiophate and isothiophate are ____________
___________ and ___________ are irreversible.
__________ decrease systemic absorption of local anesthetics.
Epi __________________________ of local anesthetics.
_____________ is used for supersensitivity denervation.
Epinephrine is used for ___________________________
Erythromycin is __________ and active against ___________
_________ is broad spectrum and active against Neisseria.
__________ are short acting local anesthetics.
Esters are __________ acting _____________.
________ is the best diuretic.
Furosemide is the ______________.
_____________ is similar to bacitracin.
Gramicidin is similar to _____________
___________ will decrease accommodation with long term
use.
H1 blocker will ___________ accommodation with long term
use.
High ____________ means the drug is safer.
High TI means the drug is _____________
_________________ increase NE and Epi.
Hydroxyamphetamines increase ________ & _________.
Hypnotic drugs are commonly used to ___________________
____________ are commonly used to calm anxious patients.
____________ was introduced as a treatment for rheumatoid
arthritis, but is now used as an analgesic.
Ibuprofen was introduced as a treatment for______________, but is now used as ______________.
If a patient is _______________, you should give Epi.
If a patient is in anaphylactic shock, you should give __________
If you give a patient __________with a TCA you will get hypertensive crisis.
If you give a patient an MAO inhibitor with a TCA you will get ______________.
Isoproterenol stimulates ________ receptors.
____________--stimulates Beta 1 and 2 receptors.
Isosorbide is _______________
_______________ is an osmotic diuretic.
______________ is a serotonin antagonist used in the treatment of
hypertension.
Ketanserin is ________________ used in the treatment of hypertension.
___________ blocks all adrenegic receptors.
Labetolol blocks ____________ receptors.
Large doses of aspirin may be useful in promoting _____________________
Large doses of ______________ may be useful in promoting uric acid
excretion.
Lidocaine is used for ________________________
___________ is used for ventricular arrythmias.
Local anesthetics act to _______________
_________________ act to block Na+ channels.
___________ and _____________ are used to treat brain tumors.
Lomustine and carmustine are used to treat ________________
______________ act at the thick ascending loop.
Loop diuretics act at the ______________________
____________ work at proximal tubule.
Mannitol (osmotic diuretics) work at _________________
_____________ is used to diagnose adie’s tonic pupil.
Methacholine isused to diagnose ____________.
Methazolamide is ________________
________________ is a CAI.
_____________ is B-lactamse resistant – use sparingly.
Methicillin is ____________ resistant – use sparingly.
________ is an antibacterial commonly used in the eye in
conjunction with steroids.
Neomycin is an __________commonly used in the eye in conjunction _____________.
Neomycin is bacteri__________
__________ is bactericidal.
___________ is known to cause hypersensitivity reactions.
Neomycin is known to cause __________________
Nicotine causes ___________ of the EOM’s.
__________ causes clonic spasm of the EOM’s.
Nitroglycerine is a Tx for _______________
____________ is a Tx for hypertension.
Nitroglycerine is most often prescribed for __________________
_____________ is most often prescribed for angina.
NSAIDS are contraindicated in _______________
___________ are contraindicated in peptic ulcer disease.
___________ is good against fungal infections of the skin.
Nystatin is good against_________________ of the skin.
Nystatin is too toxic to be used __________.
__________ is too toxic to be used systemically.
Ocuserts follow __________ order kinetics.
Ocuserts follow zero _____________
__________ cause death by respiratory depression.
Opiates cause death by ______________
_______________ stimulation will decrease AV conduction.
Parasympathetic stimulation will decrease _______________
Parathyroid hormone works by ______________
_______________ works by bone resorption.
__________ should not be given to a patient on amitriptyline.
Phenylephrine should not be given to a patient on _____________
____________ is used to treat candida infection.
Flucytosin is used to treat ____________________
____________ is not effective against staph auereus (gram +).
Polymyxin B is not effective against ____________________
Povidone is a ______________
__________ is a germicide.
Prolong use of _________________ can cause HTN.
Prolong use of corticosterioids can cause __________
Propantheline is a synthetic _______________________
Propantheline is a __________ antimuscarinic agent.
Proparacaine has duration of action of _________________
_______________ has duration of action of 15 minutes.
Propranolol is a negative _____________
Propranolol is a _________ ionotrope.
Quinidine is used to treat _______________
_____________ is used to treat anythmias.
SE of Chlorpromazine is ________ (antipsychotics).
SE of __________ is dry mouth.
Small unmyelinated fibers are affected first by _________________
________, ___________ fibers are affected first by local
anesthetics.
Steroids increase ________
Steroids _________ IOP.
___________ is non-competitive with acetylcholine.
Succinylcholine is ____________ with acetylcholine.
___________ is a muscle relaxant that acts by maintaining depolarization of the motor endplate.
Succinylcholine is a muscle relaxant that acts by
maintaining _____________ of the _____________________
Sucraflate is __________ med that coats the _____________
_________ is ant anti-ulcer med that coats the stomach.
Sulfacetamide inhibits __________ metabolism
_______________ inhibits folic acid metabolism
____________ would not be expected with echothiophate.
Tachycardia would not be expected with ____________
_____________ acts by inhibiting cell protein synthesis.
Tetracycline acts by ___________________
Tetracycline is used to treat ______________.
_________________ is used to treat chlamydia.
Tetrahydrozoline causes __________.
___________ causes vasoconstriction (Visine).
The antidote for atropine is _____________
The antidote for __________ is physiostigmine.
The steady state plasma concentration is not affected by the
______________
The _______________ plasma concentration is not affected by the
half-life of a drug.
Thiopental is __________ metabolized, thus it is has a ______ duration
Thiopental is slowly_________, thus it is has a long _______.
Thyroxine stimulates the ____________
_________ stimulates the levator.
___________ is good against pseudomonas.
Tobramycin is good against ___________
Tolbutimen makes the receptor _____________
___________makes the receptor more effective.
Trachoma should be treated with _______________
____________ should be treated with oral tetracycline.
Trazadone is an atypical ______________
___________ is an atypical anti-depressant.
Velocity is _________ maximum when the substrate concentration
equals Km.
Velocity is ½ maximum when the ________________
equals Km.
Vmax is on the ____________ axis of the Linweaver Burke plot.
Vmax is on the vertical axis of the _____________________.