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Where is histamine synthesized?

mast cells

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Where is histamine mainly stored?

mast cells

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Where in mast cells is histamine stored?

granules

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Other histamine storage locations

basophils

enterochromaffin-like cells

brain cells

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Where is H1 located

smooth muscle

endothelium

nerve endings

brain cells (post synpatic)

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Where is H2 located?

gastric mucosa

cardiac muscle

mast cells

brain cells (post synaptic)

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Where is H3 located?

nerve endings

brain cells (pre-synaptic)

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Where is H4 located?

leukocytes in bone marrow

other tissues

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H1 is ____ coupled

Gq

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H2 is _____ coupled

Gs

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H3 is _____ coupled

Gi

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H4 is _____ coupled

Gi

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H3 function

regulates release of histamine

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H1 activation effects

vasodilation

bronchoconstriction

hives

intestinal contractions (at high concentration)

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H2 activation effects

gastric acid secretion

negative feedback on histamine release from mast cels

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H2 activation effects at high concnetration

vasodilation

heart rate

heart contractility

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What are the 3 parts to the triple response of lewis

Flush

Flare

Wheal

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What causes flushing

immediate and localized capillary dilation

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What causes flare

arteriolar dilation

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What causes the wheal

fluid and plasma protein leaking through the capillary walls

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how does epinephrine counteract histamine

has opposite effects on smooth muscle, but via different receptors

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Mast cell stabilizer agent

cromolyn sodium

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1st gen H1 antagonist agents

tripelennamine

diphenhydramine

chlorpheniramine

meclizine

hydroxyzine

chlorpromazine

promethazine

olopatadine

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2nd gen H1 antagonist agents

terfenadine

fexofenadine

loratadine

desloratadine

cetirizine

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H3 antagonist agent

pitolisant

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tripelennamine structure

ethylenediamine

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ethylenediamine SAR

2 carbon spacer

Small (methyl) groups on basic amine

Ar1 is typically phenyl

Ar2 is typically a heterocyclic ring

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tripelennamine indications

allergic rhinits

hay fever

urticaria

adjunct in anphylaxis

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diphenhydramine structure

ethanolamine ether

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ethanolamine ether SAR

2 carbon spacer

Small (methyl) groups on basic amine

Ar1 is typically substituted phenyl ring

Ar2 is typically unsubstituted phenyl ring

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diphenhydramine indications

allergies

common cold

pruritis

anaphylaxis adjunct

sleep aid

Parkinson’s adjunct (extrapyramidal)

local anesthetic

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What drugs are on the Beers criteria?

diphenhydramine

chlorpheniramine

meclizine

hydroxyzine

chlorpromazine

promethazine

olopatadine