Trauma/OBGYN Pharmacology

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TXA Misoprostol Diazepam

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(TXA) Is classed as a

anti-fibrinolytic medication

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(TXA) Reversibly binds to

Plasminogen

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(TXA) binding to plasminogen causes

A reduction of plasmin

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(TXA) A reduction of plasmin caused by TXA binding =

Stops the breakdown of clots

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(Misoprostol) What does a uterotonic drug aim to do?

Induce contraction or tone of uterus

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(Misoprostol) Is classed as a

Synthetic prostaglandin E1 analog

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(Misoprostol) Prostaglandins are produced

on demand

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(Misoprostol) Prostaglandins are

  • mediators of inflammation

  • Immune response

  • Muscle constriction and relaxation

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(Misoprostol) Binds to

Prostaglandin EP2&3

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(Misoprostol) Binding to Prostaglandin EP2&3 causes

Myometrial contraction

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(Misoprostol) Increase in myometrial contraction results in

Decreased bleeding

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(DZP) Is a

benzodiazepine

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(DZP) Acts on ____-_ receptors

GABA-A

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(DZP) Binds to GABA-A at a location

separate to GABA binding

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(DZP) The site GABA-A and DZP bind at is known as a what site?

Allosteric

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(DZP) Binding at allosteric site allows for

Increased GABA-A receptor action

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(DZP) Aims to open ion channel and allow

Negative Cl Ions into neuron

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(DZP) -ve cl ions in neuron mean

membrane potential closer to zero = less likely for neurons to fire action potential

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(CO-AMOX) Contains which medications?

  • Amoxicillin

  • Clavulanic Acid

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(CO-AMOX) Amoxicillin belongs to which antibiotic group?

Penicillin

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(CO-AMOX) Clavulanic acid is a

B-Lactamase inhibitor

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(CO-AMOX) What is the active compound?

Amoxicillin

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(CO-AMOX) Amoxicillin is a

Beta-Lactam antibiotic

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(CO-AMOX) Beta lactam antibiotics target

  • Gram positive cocci

  • Gram negative aerobes

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(CO-AMOX) Amoxicillin is known as a

Bacteriolytic drug

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(CO-AMOX) Amoxicillin binds to which proteins?

Multiple Penicillin binding proteins

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(CO-AMOX) Amoxicillin inhibits

Final transpeptidation step in peptidoglycan synthesis

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(CO-AMOX) Binds to and inteferes with cross linkage of

peptidoglycan chains

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(CO-AMOX) Peptidoglycan chains are

necessary for bacterial wall strength and rigidity

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(CO-AMOX) Amoxicillin essentially

Weakens cell and causes bacterial cell wall death

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(CO-AMOX) Cell wall death is caused by

Osmolarity instability and rupture