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eicosanoids have t1/2 on order of ___
1 min
PLD makes ___ into ___
PLA2 makes ___ into ___
phospholipid
phosphatidic acid
phosphatidic acid
AA
PLC makes ___ into ___
DAG lipase makes ___ into __
phospholipid
DAG
DAG
AA
4 kinds of eicosanoids
prostaglandins (PG)
thromboxanes (TX)
leukotrienes (LT)
lipoxins (LX)
COX makes ___ (2) from AA
lipoxygenase makes ___ (2)
PG
TX
LT
LX
COX is inhibited by ___ (2)
NSAIDs
CS
lipoxygenase is inhibited by ___, which is used in ___
zileuton
asthma
CS cause ___ of COX
downregulation
PLA2 is inhibited by ___s, which is induced by ___
lipocortins
CS
prostanoids are ___ (2)
PGs
TXs
TXA2 is made by ___
platelets
PGI2 is made by ___ and is aka
endothelial cells
prostacyclin
PGE2 is made by ___
MQs
PGD2 is made by ___
mast cells
if OH is at top of cyclopentane it's PG___
D
if OH is at bottom of cyclopentane it's PG___
E
if OHs are at both top and bottom of cyclopentane it's PG___
Falpha
the number in the eicosanoid name indicates ___
# of DBs
eicosapentaenoic acid is a ___ acid
eating this causes production of ___ which is good because ___, which means ___.
omega 3
TXA3
it's less active than TXA2
less vasoconstriction
prostanoid receptors are ___s
GPLR
aspirin causes ___ COX inhibition via ___
irreversible
acetylation of AA channel
2 prostanoids which inhibit platelet aggregation
PGD2
PGI2
3 prostanoids which promote vasodilation
PGD2
PGI2
PGE2
TXA2 causes ___ (2)
platelet aggregation
vasoconstriction
aspirin inhibits some/all platelet aggregation patheways
PGI2 inhibits some/all platelet aggregation pathways
some (TXA2)
all
the reason NSAIDs work is that they affect ___ more than ___, because ___
TXA2 synthesis
PGI2 synthesis
platelets don't have a nucleus so they can't make more COX
epoprostenol is synthetic ___ used in ___ (2)
PGI2
hemodialysis
1' pulmonary HTN
aspirin reduces risk of ___ cancer
colon
NSAIDs can reduce effectiveness of ___
loop diuretics
PGD2 smooth muscle effect
relaxation of GIT, uterus
PGF2alpha smooth muscle effect
myometrial contraction
bronchoconstriction
TXA2 smooth muscle effect
bronchoconstriction
PGE2 smooth muscle effect via EP1
GI contraction
bronchoconstriction
PGE2 smooth muscle effect via EP2
GI relaxation
bronchodilation
PGE2 smooth muscle effect via EP3
GI contraction
myometrial contraction
prostanoids which cause myometrial contraction
PGE2
PGF2alpha
___ is synthetic ___ used for abortion
dinoprostol
___ aka ___, a ___ analogue, is used after mifepristone for abortion
gemeprost
misoprostol
PGE1
___ is 15-methyl___, for abortion or for postpartum hemorrhage
carboprost
PGF2alpha
___ is a ___ analogue for open angle glaucoma
lataonoprost
PGF2alpha
___ is synthetic ___ used to maintain patency of ductus arteriosus
alprostadil
PGE1
___ is used to close ductus arteriosus
NSAIDs
in inflammation, ___ (3) cause vasodilation directly and indirectly, but only cause ___ (2) indirectly; the indirect effect is via ___
PGD2
PGE2
PGI2
edema
pain
HA
bradykinin
___ causes fever
PGE2
T/F: PGE2 also has anti-inflammatory effect
true
aspirin can cause ___ in children
Reyes syndrome
paracetamol has strong ___ (2) effects but weak ___ effect
analgesic
antipyretic
antiinflammatory
T/F: paracetamol is GI-protective
false
naproxen is similar to ___ but with longer t1/2
ibuprofen
indomethacin and piroxicam have high/low analgesic effect, high/low antipyretic effect, and high/low antiinflammatory effect. they are associated with ___, especially ___.
high
high
high
GI side effects
piroxicam
Reye's syndrome is
encephalitis
Aspirin can cause asthma by ___ing
shunting AA metabolism towards LTs
paracetamol aka ___ has wide/narrow therapeutic window
acetaminophen
narrow
in stomach, PG___ (2) act on ___ receptors on parietal cells to ___ and on ___ receptors on superficial cells to ___ (2)
E2
I2
EP3
decrease H+ secretion
EP3
increase bicarb secretion
increase mucus secretion
misoprostol is GI protective by ___ing via ___ receptor
inducing vasodilation which clears H+
EP2
anticoagulant use is a risk factor for ___
NSAID-induced GI damage
4 ways to reduce NSAID-induced GI damage
misoprostol
PPIs
H2 antagonists
coxibs
___ is an H2 antagonist
ranitidine
T/F: all NSAIDs may cause or worsen HTN
true
___ (3) aka ___ are the slow-reacting substance of anaphylaxis
cysteinyl LTs
LTC4
LTD4
LTE4
cysteinyl LTs are produced by ___ (4)
eosinophils
basophils
MQs
mast cells
___ is a chemoattractant for MQs, neutrophils
LTB4
cysteinyl LTs cause ___ (2) in lungs and ___ (2) in vessels
bronchoconstriction
mucus secretion
reduced BP
increased permeability
cysteinyl LTs are more/less effective than HA
1000x more!
___ inhibits lipoxygenase
___ (3) inhibit cysteinyl LT receptor
zileuton
zafirlukast
pranlukast
montelukast
LT antagonists don't work for ___
acute asthma attack