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-azole
antifungal
Ketoconazole
-cillin
penicillin
Methicillin
-cycline
antibiotic
protein synthesis inhibitor
tetracycline
-navir
protease inhibitor (HIV/Hep C)
saquinavir
-triptan
5ht (1B/1D) agonists
sumatriptan
-ane
Inhalational general anesthetic
Halothane
-caine
local anesthetic
Lidocaine
-operidol
antipsychotic
Haloperidol
-azine
antipsychotic
antiemetic
Chlorpromazine
-barbital
barbiturate (CNS depressants)
Phenobarbital
-zolam
Benzodiazepine (Neurodepressant)
Alprazolam
-azepam
Benzodiazepine (neurostimulant)
Diazepam
-etine
SSRI
Fluoxetine
-ipramine
TCA
Imipramine
-triptyline
TCA
Amitriptyline
-olol
Beta blocker
Propranolol
-terol
Beta 2 agonist
Albuterol
-zosin
Alpha 1 blocker
Prazosin
-oxin
Cardiac glycoside (inotropic agent)
Digoxin
-pril
Ace inhibitor
Captopril
-afil
Erectile dysfunction
Sildanafil
-tropin
Pituitary hormone
Somatotropin
-tidine
H2 blocker
Cimetidine
Bethanechol
Urinary retention
Postop and neurogenic ileus
(cholinomimetic)
Bethany, call me if you want to activate your Bowels and Bladder
Carbachol
Glaucoma
pupillary contractoin
relief of intraocular pressure
(cholinomimetic)
CARBon copy of ACh
Pilocarpine
Stimulator of sweat, tears, saliva
Everybody cries, drools and sweats on their PILOw
Methacholine
Challenge test for diagnosis of asthma
stimulates muscarinic receptor in airway
Neostigmine
Postop and neurogenic ileus
myasthenia gravis
reversal of neuromuscular junction blockade
(anticholinesterase)
Increases endogenous ACh by blocking AChE
Pyridostigmine
Myasthenia gravis
PyRIDostigmine gets RID of myasthenia gravis
Increases endogenous ACh by blocking AChE
Edrophonium
Diagnoses Myasthenia Gravis (very short acting)
Increases endogenous ACh by blocking AChE
physostigmine
Glaucoma
Atropine overdose
PHYsostigmine PHYxes atropine overdose
Increases endogenous ACh by blocking AChE
Echothiophate
glaucoma
Increases endogenous ACh by blocking AChE
Donepezil
Alzheimer's disease
Increases endogenous ACh by blocking AChE
Side effect of organophosphates
Kill all the cholinesterase
DUMBBELSS
Diarrhea, urination, miosis, bronchospasm, bradycardia, excitation (skeletal muscle/cns), lacrimation, sweating, salivation
Miosis
Small pupil
Small word, small pupil
Mydriasis
Big pupil
Big word, big pupil
Atropine
produce mydriasis and cycloplegia
Muscarinic blocker
cycloplegia
paralyze ciliary muscle so can't accommodate
homatropine
produce mydriasis and cycloplegia
muscarinic blocker
tropicamide
produce mydriasis and cycloplegia
In the TROPICs have to wear sunglasses because pupil won't constrict
Muscarinic blocker
Benztropine indications
Parkinson's disease
Muscarinic blocker
PARK my BENZ
Scopolamine
Motion sickness
Muscarinic blocker
Ipratropium
Asthma
COPD
Muscarinic blocker
I PRAy I can breath soon!
Oxybutynin
Reduce urgency in mild cystitis
Reduce bladder spasms
muscarinic blocker
glycopyrrolate
Reduce urgency in mild cystitis
Reduce bladder spasms
muscarinic blocker
methscopolamine
Peptic ulcer tx
muscarinic blocker
Pirenzepine
Peptic ulcer tx
muscarinic blocker
propantheline
peptic ulcer
muscarinic blocker
Atropine
Bradycardia
blocks DUMBBELSS
Muscarinic blocker so sympathetic activity takes over
Atropine Toxicity
Sympathetic system dominates;
inc. body temp (b/c dec sweating), rapid pulse, dry mouth, dry flushed skin, cyclplegia, constipation, disorientation
Hot as a hare
Dry as a bone
Red as a beet
Blind as a bat
Mad as a hatter
Epinephrine
Anaphylaxis
OPEN angle glaucoma
Asthma
hypotensin
sympathomimetic
Norepinephrine
Hypotension (but decreased renal perfusion)
sympathomimetic
Isoproterenol
AV block
sympathomimetic
(just beta receptor agonist)
dopamine
Shock (renal perfusion)
Heart failure (inotropic AND chronotropic)
sympathomimetic
dobutamine
Heart failure (cardiac stress test)
Inotropic but NOT chronotropic
sympathomimetic
Phenylephrine
Pupillary dilation
vasoconstricoin
nasal decongestion
sympathomimetic
alpha receptor agonist only
Metaproterenol
Acute asthma
sympathomimetic
beta receptor agonist only
albuterol
acute asthma
sympathomimetic
beta receptor agonist only
Salmeterol
Long term asthma treatment
sympathomimetic
beta receptor agonist only
terbutaline
reduce premature uterine contractions
sympathomimetic
beta receptor agonist only
ritodrine
reduce premature uterine contractions
sympathomimetic
beta 2 receptor agonist only
Amphetamine
narcolepsy
obesity
ADD
Indirect sympathomimetic
releases stored catecholamines
Ephedrine
Nasal decongestion
urinary incontinence
hypotension
Indirect sympathomimetic
releases stored catecholamines
cocaine
causes local vasoconstrioction and anesthesia
Indirect sympathomimetic,
NE reuptake inhibitor
clonidine
HTN with renal disease (no decrease in kidney blood flow)
Centrally acting alpha 2 blocker, decreases central adrenergic outflow
a-methyldopa indication
HTN with renal disease (no decrease in kidney blood flow)
Centrally acting alpha 2 blocker, decreases central adrenergic outflow
Inhibit depolarization Na channel
dec. Na conductance
i.e. blockade
inhibit depolarizatoin Ca channel
dec. Ca conductance
i.e. blockade
inhibit depolarizatoin K channel
Inc. K conductance
i.e. hyperpolarizatoin
inhibit depolarization Cl channel
Inc. Cl conductance
i.e. hyperpolarization
donepezil
Alzheimer's tx
AChase inhibitor
Beta 1 receptor action on heart
Increase HR, dp/dt, impulse conduction
Decrease APD and ERP
*CAMP receptor
Beta 1 receptor action on adipocyte
lipolysis
Inc. free fatty acids
*CAMP receptor
Beta 1 receptor action on renal cells? which cells?
JG cells
Increase renin release
*CAMP receptor
Adrenergic effect on eye? receptor?
mydriasis (iris - radial muscle)
enhanced aqueous outflow
decreaseed aquesous production(alpha 2)
contract smooth muscle of eyelid
Alpha receptors
Cholinergic effect on eye? receptor?
Miosis (iris - sphincter)
what iris muscle causes miosis
sphincter muscle
what iris muscle causes mydriasis?
radial muscle

R in Radial and mydRiasis
adrenergic effect on atria/ventricles? receptor?
beta 1
increase dp/dt
cholinergic effrect on atria/ventricles?
dec. dp/dt in atria
dec dp/dt in ventricles (indirect through inhibition of NE release)
adrenergic effect on cardiac conduction tissue? receptor?
beta 1
Inc HR, conduction velocity, automaticity
decreased conduction time, refractory period, AP
cholinergic effect on cardiac conduction tissue?
decreased HR, automaticity, conduction velocity
Increased conduciton time, refractory period, AP
*Note his-purkinje NOT innervated by cholinergics
cholinergic effect on arterioles
Nothing directly BUT stimulating muscarinic receptors (say from IV) produces NO which relaxes
adrenergic effect on arterioles? receptor?
alpha 1,2 constriction
beta 2 dilation (via circulating epi)
cholinergic effect on venules
NONE
adreneric effect on venules? receptor?
alpha 1,2 constriction
beta 2 dilation (via circulating epi)
adrenergic effect on lungs? receptor?
beta 2 relaxation
alpha 1 decreased gland secretion
cholinergic effect on lungs?
contract muscle
glands increase secretion
adrenergic effect on esophagus?
none
cholinergic effect on esophagus?
contraction
adrenergic effect on stomach? receptor?
alpha 1 and 2
dec. motility, tone, secretion
sphincter contraction
NO effect on acid
No need to digest
cholinergic effect on stomach?
increased acid, motility, tone, and secretion
sphincter relaxation
Relax and digest
adrenergic effect on gallbladder? receptor
Beta
relaxation
NO need to digest
cholinergic effect on gallbladder?
contraction
Squirt those eating juices
adrenergic effect on kidney? receptor?
beta - JG cells - renin secretion
alpha - PT - Inc. Na/h2o reabsorption
Save BP and Blood!
cholinergic effect on kidney?
NONE
your relaxed, what's the point
adrenergic effect on platelets? receptor?
alpha 2 - aggregation
Stop that bleeding!
cholinergic effect on platelets?
NONE
Not stressed so why clot?
adrenergic effext on urinary tract? receptor?
alpha 1a- contract trigone (internal sphincter)
No time to pee
cholinergic effect on urinary tract?
Contract detrusor muscle (gets pee started)
relax trigone sphincter (lets pee out)
Now's a good time!
adrenergic effect on urethra? receptor?
alpha
contraction
Stop the pee! Rather get sperm in there!
cholinergic effect on urethra?
??? unknown ???
relaxation makes sense...
adrenergic effect on just pregnant uterus? receptor?
alpha - contraciton
Get that baby out of there!
adrenergic effect on both pregnant and nonpregnant uterus? receptor?
Beta - Relaxation
Plan B lets not waste our time with the uterus right now!
cholinergic effect on uterus?
Variable
adrenergic effect on male sex organs? receptor?
alpha 1A - Emission and ejaculation
No effetct on penis/urthra
Point and Shoot
Parasympathetic Sympathetic
cholinergic effect on male sex organs?
Erection (via NO)
Mucus secretion
No effect on semen organs
adrenergic effect on female sex organs? receptor
NONE
cholinergic effect on female sex organs?
Clit - erectoin
Barthoiln's - mucus secretion
adrenergic effect on skin? receptor?
alpha - pilomotor - erection
muscarinic (weird one) - sweat gland secretion
cholinergic effect on skin?
NONE
adrenergic effect on adrenal medulla? receptor?
Nictonic 1 receptor (weird one) - Catecholamine secretion
- MORE EPI!!!!
can't be adrenergic receptor - positive feedback loop
cholinergic effect on adrenal medulla?
NONE
why help the enemy??
adrenergic effect on skeletal muscle? receptor?
Beta 2
glycogenolysis, K+ uptake, tremor, Inc. contractility
NOW's when we need these muscles. Get em ready
cholinergic effect on skeletal muscle?
NONE
gets in the way of resting
adrenergic effect on liver? receptor?
beta 2
glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis
WE need that Sugar!!!
cholinergic effect on liver?
glycogen synthesis.

Lets save that shit!
adrenergic effect on adipocytes? receptor
beta 1 - lipolysis
increased triglycerides
cholinergic effect on adipocytes?
NONE

Lets save these for later
adrenergic effect on pancreas? receptor
Alpha - acini and islet beta cells - decreased secrtion
beta - islet alpha cells - increased secretion
Get Rid of the INsuline and jack up the Glucagon
cholinergic effect on pancreas
Acini - Increase encyme secretion
Beta cells - NONE
Alpha cells - Increased Secretion (just like adrenergic)?????
adrenergic effect on salivary glands? receptor
alpha 1 - Inc h2o and K secretion - Drool and look tough

Think snarling dog!
cholinergic effect on salivary glands
Incr. h2o and K secretion, Inc amylase secretion
Lets digest that food!
adrenergic effect on lacrimal glands? receptor
NONE
Don't cry, Do something!
cholinergic effect on lacrimal glands?
Inc. secretion
All this beautiful food makes me want to cry
adrenergic effect on lacrimal glands? receptor?
NONE
No time to smell the flowers!
cholinergic effect on lacrimal glands?
Inc. Secretion.
Can't you smell that food!
DOC CAP outpatient
macrolide (azithro/clarithromycin)
DOC DAP outpatient with COPD/asthma
FQ (levo/moxifloxacin)
DOC pneumonia intpatient
ceftriaxone/cefotaxime
+
azithromycin
DOC HAPneumonia
Pip/tazo
Doc. Strep. Pneumo
Pen. G
Home: amoxicillin
DOC PCP pneumonia
Trim/sulfa
aspiration pneumonia
clindamycin
GABH Strep
Pen G
GABH Strep - PCN allergy
clindamycin
Syphilis
benzathine penicillin
DOC gonorrhea
cefixime
DOC CA meningitis
ceftrizxone/cefotaxime
+
vanomycin
DOC Febrile neutropenia
Pip-tazo/cefepime
+
vanc (for Gram +)
DOC cellulitis (MSSA)
oxacillin/nafcillin
DOC MRSA outpatient
clindamycin
or
trim-sulfa
or
doxy
DOC MRSA inpatient
Vancomycin
DOC otitis media
amoxicillin
or
amox + clavulanate
DOC Pseudomonas
Pip-Tazo
DOC PID inpatient
cefoxitin/cefotetan
+
Doxy
DOC PID outpatient
ceftrizxone
+
metronidazole
+
Doxy
DOC C. Dif
Metronidazole
DOC mycoplasma
Doxycylcine
DOC chlamydia
Doxycycline
DOC rickettsia
Doxy
DOC borrelia burgdorfi
Doxy
DOC Nocardia
Trim-sulfa
DOC uncomplicated UTI outpatient
Trim-sulfa
DOC pyelonephritis
Ceftriaxone or cefotaxime
DOC TB
Rifampin +
Isoniazid +
pyarzinamide+
ethambutol
DOC TB + AIDS
RIFABUTIN+
Isoniazid +
pyarzinamide +
ethambutol
MOA penicillins
covalent bind PCB preventing cell wall synthesis
MOA carbapenems
covalent bind PCB preventing cell wall synthesis
-penem
MOA aztreonam
covalent bind PCB preventing cell wall synthesis
Remeber: NO cross reactivity with PCNs
MOA cephalasporins
covalent bind PCB preventing cell wall synthesis
MOA vancomycin
cavlenetly binds D-ala-D-ala terminus. inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA tetracyclines
Binding A site of 30S.
30s inhibitors
aminoglycosides
tetracyclines
buy AT 30, CCEL at 50
50s inhibitors
Chloarmphenical, Clindamycin, Erythromycin, Linezolid
buy AT 30, CCEL at 50
MOA macrolides
binding 50s
-thromycin
MOA clindamycin
binding 50s
MOA fluoroquinolones
Inhibit topo II (DNA gyrase)
Cell can't divide
-Floxacin
MOA aminoglycosides
Bind to 30s
aminoglycosides, who are they?
gentamicin
neomycin
amikacin
tobramycin
streptomycin
MOA linezolid
23S site of 50S ribosome.
MOA trim-sulfa
stop tetrahydrofolate synthesis
MOA Pyrimethamine-sulfadiazine
stop tetrahydrofolate synthesis
same as trim-sulfa
MOA nitrofurantoin
bacterial enzymes reduce it to stuff that damages bacterial DNA
MOA isoniazid
Prevents synthesis of mycolic acid
MOA rifampin/rifabutin
Bind beta subunit of bacterial RNA polymerase
MOA ethambutol
prevents makin garabinoglycan so no mycobacterial cell wall
MOA streptomycin
binds 30s
MOA amphotericin B
binds ergosterol making holes in cell wall
MOA nystatin
binds ergosterol making holes in cell wall
MOA fluconazole
-azole
Inhibit CYP450 stoping ergosterol synthesis
MOA echinocandins
"penicillins for fungi" black cell wall enzyme
MOA flucytosine
converter to 5-FU by fungi. 5-FU blocks fungal thymidine sythetase. No DNA synthesis
MOA griseofulvin
binds Microtubules preventing fungal mitosis
MOA terbenafine
blocks egosterol synthesis
MOA tolnaftate
blocks ergosterol synthesis
MOA Oseltamavir
blocks new viral release by inhibiting viral neuraminidase
MOA acyclovir
converted by virus to triphosphates that inhibit DNA polymerase
MOA foscarnet
directly inhibits viral DNA polymerase
MOA enfuvirtied
HIV can't bind Tcell
MOA maraviroc
Binds CCR5 so virus and tcell can't bind
MOA protease inhibitors
NAVIR TEASE a proTEASE
blockade of viral protease preventing polyprotein cleavage into functional proteins
-NAVIR
MOA NRTI
have YOU DINED (VUDINE) with my NUCLEar (NUCLEOSIDE) family?
conversion to "false nucleotides"
-vudine
MOA raltegravir
integrase inhibitor
blocks viral integrase so virus DNA not part of human DNA
MOA metronidazole
reduced by bug to radical which attacks bug DNA
DOC aspergillosis
Voriconazole
DOC candidemia
Fluconazole
DOC cryptococcus neoformans meningitis
Ampho B + Flucytosine
+
Flucanzole for life