m8 pt. 5 | neuromuscular blocking drugs

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Skeletal Muscle Relaxants

Neuromuscular Blocking Drugs are also known as

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  • pre-junctional blockade

  • Post-junctional blockade


2 types under neuromuscular blocking drugs

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Pre-junctional blockade

  • Acts at the axonal membrane

  • Inhibition of the ACh in the nicotinic receptor found in the axon


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  • biotoxin

  • Electrolytes

  • Antibiotics


Classifications under pre-junctional blockade

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Biotoxin

toxic substance from a living organisms.

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Black spider venom

From black widow spider

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Botulinum toxin

From Clostridium botulinum bacteria

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Tetrodotoxin

From puffer fish

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Saxitoxin

From shellfish

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Grayanotoxin

From rhododendrons plant

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  • magnesium

  • Calcium


Under electrolytes

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Eclampsia

Decrease in calcium may cause

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  • aminoglycosides

  • Polyxins

  • Tetracyclinws

  • Lincosamides


Antibiotics

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  • competitive./ non-depolarizing drugs

  • Competitive depolarizing drugs


Types under postjunctional blockade

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Competitive/ Non-depolarizing drugs

  • Peripherally acting muscle relaxant

  • Also known as curarizing agents

  • Produce flaccid paralysis



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Chondrodendron tomentosum

used in Africa to hunt animals by using poison arrow which relaxes the muscle.

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antihistamine

Premeditation with ______ will reduce tubocurarine whoch will induce hypotension

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  • tubocurarine

  • Chondrodendron tomentosum


Naturally occuring

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  • alcuronium

  • Atracurium

  • Vecuronium

  • Pancuronium

  • Gallamine

  • Metacurarine


Synthetic

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  • Used in operative field, (example is gastric tube)

  • Used in Tracheal intubation

  • Used for Tetanus especially when paralysis occurs.

  • Used in Strychnine poisoning


Use of Competitive/ Non-depolarizing drugs

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Competitive Depolarizing Drug

  • Calcium is halt therefore Myosin does not bind with actin, leading to relaxation

  • Uses is the same with non-depolarizing which is muscle relaxation


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SUccinylcholine

  • Only commonly used peripherally acting muscle relaxant that is a depolarizing agent.

  • Never employ as euthanizing agent

  • No antagonists available


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Pseudocholinesterase

  • Succinylcholine is hydrolyzed by ______

  • There is genetically mediated def. of pseudocholinesterase in some strain of sheep


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Cattle

_____ are much more susceptible to the effect of succinylcholine