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Penicillin is a ___ derived from ___. It undergoes ____ metabolism

___ was derived from foxglove to treat ____

Morphine, Buprenorphine, Codeine, heroin, fentanyl, methadone are all

Opioid agonists are used for ____ and also produce ______

Six opioid agonists are...

Buprenorphine is a ____

Insulin is produced from ___ and its antidote is ____

Sulphanilamide’s and sulphonamides are produced from ___ and are used for

Imatinib

Omeprazole is a ___ that blocks ___ from stimulating _____of ____

Cimetidine is a ___ that acts as an ____ to diminish ____ associated with ____

Verapamil is a target for ____ that has voltage-gated ___ channels in the ___

Amlodipine is a target for ____. it has voltage-gated ___ channels in the ____

Naloxone is a _____, it acts as a ___ and is an antidote for ___

Aspirin, ibuprofen, paracetamol are ____. The antidote for paracetamol poisoning is ___

Theralizumab was discontinued after Phase __

The adverse effects of Thalidomine appeared during phase ___. It is a category ___

The antidote for benzodiazepine poisoning is ___, it works by inhibiting the action of benzodiazepines at the ___/benzodiazepine receptor complex

The antidote for heparin poisoning is ___ it works by ______

The antidote for anticholinesterases is ____ it works by ______

Propofol is a _____ that works as a ______ through __ receptor. It is used as a ______and has ____% bioavailability.

Warfarin is an _____ that concentrates in the ____. It is metabolized by ____. When given with an enzyme inducer it gets _____ faster and becomes ___ effective.

Diphenhydramine is a ______ that works at __ on the synapse

Sulphonylureas - Carbamazepine - Rifampicin - Alcohol - Phenytoin - Griseofulvin – Phenobarbital are all

Sodium Valproate - Isoniazid - CimeƟdine - Ketoconazole - Fluconazole - Alcohol: Binge Drinking - Chloramphenicol - Erythromycin - Sulphonamides - Ciprofloxacin - Omeprazole - Metronidaxole are all

Vesamicol _____ it acts as a ____ and works at ___ in the synapse

Bethanacol is a ____ via ____ receptors. It acts at ___ in the synapse. It is used to treat ___ and ____

Pilocarpine is a _____ via ____, acts at ___, used to treat ____

Carbachol is a ____/________. it acts on ___

Suxamethonium is a _______ used as a ___________. it acts as a __________. works at _ on the synapse

Atropine works at ____ on the synapse. It is a ________ used as treatment for ______. It also _____, ______ at the ___ receptor and ______ at the ____ receptor.

The classic triad of muscarinic antagonist side effects are

Hyoscine (Scopolamine) acts at ___ on the synapse. It is a ____, It ______, ____, ______, ______, _______. It is important because ______. It has a side effect of _______

Ipratropium is a ____ that acts via ____ receptors at ___ on the synapse. It causes ____

Pirenzepine is a ____ that ____ receptors on ____, used to treat _____.

Revefencain is a ______ used for _____

Pancuronium, Atacurium, Vecuronium are all ____ that are ____, used as ____. they are ____

Trimethaphan is a ____, that acts as a ____ used ____

Physostigmine, pyridostigmine are _____ that act at _____ on the synapse, physostigmine is used to treat ___ and pyridostigmine used to treat ______

Parathion, Dyflos and ecothiopate are ___ used in ____. they act at ___ on the synapse. Dyflos was formerly used and parathion + ecothiopate are still used to treat ____

Edrophonium is a _____ that acts at ___ in the synapse and is used to _____

Neostigmine is a _____ that acts at ____ on the synapse and is used to ______

Hemicholinium _____ and competes with _____. it acts at ___ on the synapse

Triethylcholine is a _______ that is ______. it acts at ___ on the synapse

a-methyl-para-tyrosine is a ______ that _____ and teats _____. it acts at ____ on the synapse

Amphetamine ______ and acts on ___ at the synapse. It is an ________ aka __________. It is a ________ that caused ________. Its used to treat ________. Side effects include ________

Ephedrine _____ and a _____ used to treat _____. it acts on ___ at the synapse

Reserpine ______ and _______. it is formerly used to treat ____. Side effect of _____. Acts at ___ on synapse.

Isoprenaline is a ___ that acts at ____ on the synapse

Clenbuterol is a _____ that acts on ___ at the synapse. It causes _____ thereby ____

Salbutamol is a ______ used to treat _____ and ____ that acts at ____ on synapse

Salmeterol, terbutaline are ______ that treat _____ act at _____

Dobutamine is a ________ that treats ____ and acts at ____ on the synapse

Prazosin, Doxazosin, Terazosin are ______ used to treat ______, have a side effect of ______ and act at ___ on the synapse

Atenolol, propranolol, oxprenolol, alprenolol are all __________ that treat _____, _____, _____, _______. they act at ___ on the synapse and are contraindicated in _____. SIde effects include _______, ____, _____, _____.

Clonidine is a _____, used to treat ____

Moclobemide, Selegiline _____ by ______. Act at ___ on the synapse

Methyldopa acts at ___ on the synapse. It ________ by _____ and is used to treat _______.

Gaunethidine acts at ____ on the synapse, it _____ and was formerly used to treat _____. Side effects are ____, _____, _________.

NB!!! L dopa is a ______ to treat ______ located at ____ on the synapse. Its main side effects are_____ and ______

Carbidopa and Benserazide are _______ given alongside ______ so that _________

NB!!!! Pramipexole (and ropinirole) is a _____ used to treat _____ that acts at ____ on the synapse.

Apomorphine is a ______ that treats ______ and acts at ___ on the synapse.

NB!!! Bromocriptine (and pergolide and cabergoline) are ________ that treat _____ and act at ____ on synapse

NB!!!!! Chlorpromazine and haloperidol are ______. they are ______. Side effects include _______. Used to treat _______. Act at ____ on the synapse.

NB!!! Clozapine, sulpride (and sertindole and quetapine) act at ____ on the synapse. they are ______ and _________. Used to treat _____.

NB!!!! Risperidone is a _______ and ________ used to treat _____ and ______ and acts on ___ on the synapse.

Olanzapine is a _______ that acts at _____ and is used to treat ______

NB!!!! Diazepam (clonazepam, lorazepam) acts at _____ on the synapse. It is a ______ and a _______ that binds to ____ receptor.

NB!!!! Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol) is a ______ used as a ______ that causes ______ by _______

Midazolam is a __ and __ that acts at ____ on the synapse used for _______

Busiprone is a ______ that acts at ___ on the synapse and is used for ______

Propranolol is a ______ that acts at __ on the synapse and is used to treat _____, _____. It is an example of a ______.

NB!!!! Benztropine (and Trihexyphenidyl) is a ______ that acts at _____ on the synapse to treat _______.

Amantadine is a ______ that acts at ____ on the synapse to treat ______

Memantine is a _____ that acts at ___ on the synapse and is used to treat _____

Mirtazapine is a _______ that acts at ____, ____. _____, ____ receptors at ____ on the synapse. it treats _______

Trazodone is a _______ for _____ and _____ receptors, that acts at ____ on the synapse

Mianserin is a _______ that acts at ______, _____, ______, _____ and acts at ____ on the synapse

NB!!!!! Selegiline is a _________ that acts at ____ on the synapse and is used to treat _______

NB!!!!!! Moclobemide (and clorgyline) is a ______ that acts at ___ on the synapse used to treat ____

NB!!!!! Phenelzine (and tranylcypromine, isocarboxazid) are ______ used to treat _____ that act on ____ at the synapse. Cause reactions if they interact with ______, ______

NB!!!!! Donepezil, Tacrine (and rivastigmine, galantamine) are _______ for ______ that act at ____ on the synapse. Rivastigmine is also _____ and Galantamine is also ______

NB!!!! Fluoxetine, citalopram (escitalopram, sertraline, fluvoxamine, paroxetine, vortioxetine) are all _____ to treat ______. they act at _____. Fluoxetine is also used for ______ and ____. Fluoxetine is also a ____.

NB!!!!! Amitriptyline, Desipramine (and clomipramine, imipramine, nortriptyline) are _______ aka _____. They treat ______ and ______. they cause side effects of ______ (4) by acting on _____, ____ by acting on _____, _______ by acting on _______.

NB!!!! Venlafaxine (and desvenlafaxine, duloxetine) act at ___ on the synapse. they are _______ that treat _______ and also _____, ______, ______, ______, ________

NB!!!! Bupropion (reboxetine, atomoxetine) is a _______ that acts at ______ and is used to treat ____ and ______.

Vilazodoe is a _____ that acts at ____ on the synapse and treats ______

NB!!!! Phenytoin, Lamotrigine (carbamazepine) are ____ that ______ and act at ____. Phenytoin demonstrates ______.

NB!!!! Valproate (ethosuximide) are _____ that _____ to treat ______. act on ___ at synapse

NB!!!! Entacapone is a _____ that ______ used for ______ and acts at ___ on the synapse.

Agomelatine is a ______ and a ______ that treats _____ and acts at ___ on synapse.

NB!!!! Gabapentin, Pregabalin _________ by __________ to treat ______ and ______. act on ___ at synapse

NB!!!! Vigabatrin treats _____ by ______. Acts at ____ on synapse

NB!!!! Tiagabine is an _______ that _______. Acts at ____ on synapse

Perampanel is an ______ that acts at _____ at synapse. it ______

Phenobarbital is an _____ and a ____. It is a _____ that ______ to _____. It acts at ___ on the synapse.

Test your knowledge of medicine and pharmacology with this quiz covering topics like the derivation and metabolism of penicillin, opioid agonists, and their uses. Identify the origins of different medications and understand the properties of opioid agonists.

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