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1
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Vitamin A

A
  • fat soluble

- for night vision

2
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Vitamin D

A
  • fat sol
  • regulates calcium and phosphate.
  • via UV light/milk
3
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Vitamin E

A
  • fat sol

- fights free radicals

4
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Vitamin K

A
  • fat sol

- involved in blood clotting

5
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Vitamin C

A
  • water sol
  • antioxidant properties
  • citrus fruit
6
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Niacin

A
  • water sol
  • dec high cholesterol
  • deficiency = pellagra (rough skin)
7
Q

Riboflavin

A
  • water sol
  • energy and cell maintenance and repair
  • no toxicity. used in migraines
8
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thiamin (B1)

A
  • water sol

- carb metabolism. Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome

9
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Pyridoxine (B6)

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  • water sol
  • metabolism of sugar, fat, protein
  • interacts with levodapa. important in athletes
10
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Cyanocobalamin (B12) and folic acid

A
  • water sol
  • synthesis DNA and RBCs

-folic acid important in pregnant women

11
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Sibutramine

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  • for obesity

- dec appetite by blocking serotonin and NE reuptake

12
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Orlistat

A

-stops breakdown of fats

13
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Hydroxycitric acid

A

-blocks conversion of carbs to fats

14
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-Gugulipid

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  • dec LDL cholestrol

* ** never take with cholesterol lowering drugs

15
Q

Chromium

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-mineral that regulates blood sugar and insulin

16
Q

Glucosamine

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  • supplement
  • “arthritis cure”
  • stim cartilage cells
17
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Ephedrine

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  • CNS stim
  • decongestant
  • used for weight loss
18
Q

Echinacea

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  • herbs

- for immune function

19
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Ginko

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  • herb

- for memory, concentration, ED

20
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St. John’s Wart

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  • herb

- relieves depression by dec uptake of NT and block MAO

21
Q

Stacking a drug

A

-taking 2 or more

22
Q

Pyramiding a drug

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  • start with a low dose,
  • high dose
  • low dose
23
Q

Spasticity vs spasm

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spasticity = exaggerated muscle stretch reflex

spasm = increased tension after injury

24
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Baclofen

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for muscle spasms

  • central acting
  • inhibit motor neuron activity in spinal cord
25
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Diazepam

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for muscle spasms

  • central acting
  • increases GABA inhibition
26
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Dantrolene

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  • -spasticity
  • direct acting
  • side effect = generalized weakness
27
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Halothane

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  • anesthetic

- widely used in kids

28
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Isoflurane

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  • anesthetic

- most widely used inhalation anesthetic

29
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Nitrous oxide

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  • anesthetic
  • gas
  • cannot produce surgical anesthesia
30
Q

Short acting barbiturates (thiopental)

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IV anesthetic

-induction of anesthesia

31
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Benzodiazepines

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IV anesthetic

-produce unconsciousness and amnesia

32
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Katamine

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IV anesthetic

-causes dissociate anesthesia

33
Q

Local anesthetics specifically block what channels

A

Sodium

34
Q

Anesthetics are frequently used with vasoconstrictors (epi) to do what?

A
  • decrease blood flow
  • delay systemic absorption

(prolong effects, reduce risk of toxicity)

35
Q

Procaine

A
  • local anesthetic
  • Ester type
  • injected
  • given with epi
36
Q

Lidocaine

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  • local anesthetic
  • amide type
  • topical or injected
  • combine with epi
37
Q

Cocaine

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  • local anesthetic
  • ester type
  • DO NOT give with epi
38
Q

Ortreotide

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a growth hormone inhibiting hormone

39
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Levothyroxin sodium

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  • used to treat hypothyroidism

- drug of choice for replacement therapy

40
Q

Drug of choice for osteoporosis

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Calcitonin

41
Q

Anadrol and oxandrin are what type of steroid

A

oral

42
Q

durabolin and depo-testosterone are what type of steroid

A

injectable

43
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Health consequences of steroids

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reduced sperm production, more body hair, gynecomastia, etc

44
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Stanozolol

A

anabolic steroid commonly abused

45
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Flutamide

A

for prostate cancer

46
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Sildenafil

A

-ED (viagra)

47
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Clomiphene

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  • anti-estrogen

- treat infertility

48
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Tamoxifen

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anti-estrogen

-treat breast cancer

49
Q

Type 1 vs type II diabetes

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Type 1 = do not produce insulin

Type II = body does not respond normally to insulin

50
Q

Short, intermediate, and long acting insulin

A

Short = regular

Intermediate = NPH and Lente

Long = Ultralente and Lantus

51
Q

Intermediate and long acting insulin mimic what?

A

24 hour basal insulin secretion

52
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short acting insulin mimics what?

A

food stim insulin

53
Q

Sulfonylureas

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  • not for type I DM

- increase insulin release from pancreas

54
Q

Biguanides

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  • not for type I diabetes

- reduces insulin resistance

55
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Acarbose

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-modulates digestion and absorption of starch and sugar

56
Q

How does a virus work?

A

it needs the cell’s machinery to survive

57
Q

Replication of a virus peaks before what?

A

-clinical symptoms

58
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Oseltamivir

A
  • tamiflu

- shortens illness a few days if given within 48 hours

59
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Acyclovir

A

-inhibits viral DNA polymerase enzyme needed for replication

60
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Ribavirin

A

-interferes with viral RNA synthesis

61
Q

What do interferons do?

A

warn other cells of infection

62
Q

Zidovudine or AZT

A
  • HIV treatment
  • inhib reverse transcriptase
  • terminates the DNA chain
63
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Didanosine or DDI

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  • HIV treatment

- reverse transcriptase inhibitor

64
Q

Fluconazole

A

-inhibits fungal P450 necessary for ergosterol synthesis

65
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Tolnaftate

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“tough acting tinactin”

  • inhibits ergosterol synthesis
  • athletes foot
  • topical
66
Q

Terbinafine

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  • oral
  • inhibits ergosterol synthesis
  • nail infections
67
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Amphotericin B

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  • drug of choice for systemic fungal infection

- binds to ergosterol

68
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Ketoconazole

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for infections of lungs, bone, skin, and soft tissue

-antagonistic with amphotericin B

69
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Bacteria works by?

A
  • using the host cell for nutrients

- it has its own basic organs

70
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What is intrinsic resistance?

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-bacterium has its own pumps that pump the drugs out when they enter

71
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What is mutation resistance?

A

-random mutations make the drug resistant

72
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What is plasmid mediated resistance?

A

-plasmids can be transferred to other microbes

73
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Penicillins

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inhibit bacterial cell wall synthesis

74
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Cephalosporins

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  • drug of choice for UTI

- same mech as penicillin

75
Q

Vancomycin

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  • used for serious infections and those allergic to penicillin
  • for staph (gram + only?)
76
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Bacitracin

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  • inhibit cell wall synthesis

- topically to treat infection in skin

77
Q

Aminoglycosides

A
  • inhibit protein synthesis

- tissue and wound infections

78
Q

Tetracyclines

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  • can be pumped out if resistant
  • used to be a broad spectrum. now things are resistant
  • acne
79
Q

Quinolones

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inhibit bacterial DNA/RNA synth

-inhibit twisting

80
Q

Rifampin

A

inhibit bacterial DNA/RNA synth

-binds polymerase-enzyme responsible for making RNA

81
Q

Sulfonamides

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inhibit bacterial DNA/RNA synth

-disrupt folic acid synthesis

82
Q

Ioniazid

A

TB treatment

83
Q

Dapsone

A

Leprosy treatment

84
Q

Metronidazole

A
  • treat protozoans

- inhibit nucleic acid synthesis

85
Q

Mebendazole

A
  • treat roundworms
  • drug of choice for many intestinal roundworms
  • impairs glucose
86
Q

Praziquantal

A
  • treats flukes

- increases permeability of cell membrane

87
Q

Niclosamide

A

Drug of choice for tapeworm

-inhibit glucose uptake

88
Q

Chloroquine

A
  • selective to parasite and kills by pH mech

- malaria

89
Q

Cyclophosphamide

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-most widely used alkylating agent for cancer chemotherapy

90
Q

Methotrexate

A
  • folate analog

- cancer stuff

91
Q

Flurouracil

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  • pyrimidine analog

- cancer stuff

92
Q

Mercaptopurine

A
  • purine analog

- cancer stuff

93
Q

Vincristine

A
  • cancer stuff

- alkaloids bind microtubules

94
Q

Doxorubicin

A
  • cancer stuff
  • antibiotic
  • prevent DNA/RNA synth
95
Q

Prednisone -cancer stuff

A

suppresses RNA synth

96
Q

Ceftriaxone

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for gonorrhea