Thursday 17 May 2012

IMP Notes for GPAT :


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which drugs may give rise to d following adverse effects?
1- rabbit syndrome-
2- red man/ red neck syndrome-
3- jarisch herxheimer syndrome-
4- steven johnson's syndrome-
5- fetal hydantoin syndrome-?

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method - avg sample:
ir - 10ug- 10mg
raman- 0.01mg
mass- less den 1 mg
uv- 0.01mg
x-ray - 0.1 mg
liquid chromatography- 10mg
atomic absorbtion spectroscopy- 100 mg
atomic emission spectroscopy- 0.25- 2 gm


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STORAGE TEMP
Cold - 2 - 8 C
Cool - 8 - 25C
Room - temp prevailing in the working area
Warm - between 30 - 40C
Excessive heat - > 40C

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Draves test: wetting agent
Draze: shampoo
Droop point: lip stick
DOT: dept of transportation@aerosol
DOP: HEPA

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3-MIXED ACTION ADRENERGIC AGONISTS
They release nor-epinephrine from presynaptic terminals and activate postsynaptic adrenergic receptors.
Examples 1-Ephidrine.
2-metaraminol.


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2-INDIRECT ACTING ADRENERGIC AGONISTS
They do not act directly by binding to receptors but cause the release of nor-epinephrine from presynaptic terminals thus potentiating the effect of nor-epinephrine on the presynaptic receptors.
Examples 1-Amphetamine.
2-Tyramine.
3-Methylamphetamine.
4-Hydroxyamphetamine.


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 DIRECT ACTING ADRENERGIC A GONISTS
They bind to adrenergic receptors without interacting with the presynaptic neurons and activate them. After their activation the 2nd messenger system begins to produce their pharmacological actions.
Examples 1-Epinephrine.
2-Norepinephrine.
3-Dopamine.
4-Isoprotrenol.
5-Dobutamine.
6-Clonidine.
7-Phenylephrine.

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1-ALPHA-1 SELECTIVE
Examples 1-Phenylephrine.
2-Methoxamine.
3-Cirazoline.
4-Metazoline.
2-ALPHA-2 SELECTIVE
Examples 1-Clonidine.
2-Guanabenz.
3-Oxymetazoline.
4-Methylepinephrine.
3-BETA-1 SELECTIVE
Examples 1-Dobutamine.
2-Prenalterol.
4-BETA-2 SELECTIVE
Examples 1-Salbutamol.
2-Turbutaline.
3-Ritodrine.
4-Fenoterol.
5-ALPHA AND BETA NON-SELECTIVE
Examples 1-Epinephrine.
2-Norepinephrine.
3-Dobutamine.
4-Ephedrine.
5-amphetamine.
6-DOPAMINE RECEPTOR STIMULANTS
Examples 1-Dopamine
2-Bromocryptine.


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STORAGE TEMP
Cold - 2 - 8 C
Cool - 8 - 25C
Room - temp prevailing in the working area
Warm - between 30 - 40C
Excessive heat - > 40C


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Paracytic-Senna,Cocca;
Anisocytic-Vinca,Datura;
Anomocytic-Digitalis,Clove,Fen
nel,Opium,Lobelia,Buchu
Diacytic-Vasaka,Peppermint,Spe
armint

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DRUG ANTIDOTE
Paracetamol -N-acetyl cysteine
Atropine -Physostigmine, Neostigmine

Organophosphates -Atropine, Prolidoxime
Warfarin -Vit. K
barbiturates -Sodium bicarbonate

Benzodiazipines -Flumagenil

Amphetamine -Ammonium chloride

Opioids -Naloxone

Amphetamine -NH4Cl
Heparin -- Protamine sulphate

Beta blockers -- Glucagon

Carbon monoxide -- 100% oxygen


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Organ-pH: 
Stomch - 1 to 3,
Small Intestine - 5 to 7.5, 
Large Intestine - 7.9 to 8,
Rectum - 7.5 to 8


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Ephedrine HCL used in-
-bronchial asthma
-nasal congestion
-hypotension
-myasthenia gravis
-heart block & narcolepsy.


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Local anesthetic: Clove
Sedative: Jatamansi
Local irritant: Turpentine
Insect Repellant: Citronella oil
Vit A: lemon grass oil


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Method for Particle size determinatn-Anderson pipet
for Particle volume-Coulter counter
for surface area-Air permeability method
Cutter mill is used for size reduction of dried granulation


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type I (Intracellular) 

>>>>Type IA 

~Therapeutic target tissues/cells 

Acyclovir, 5-Flurouracil, Cyclophosphamide, Diethylstilbestrol diphosphate, 
L-Dopa, 6-Mercaptopurine, Mitomycin C, Zidovudine

>>>>Type IB 

~Metabolic tissues (liver, GI mucosal cell,lung etc) 

Carbamazepine, Captopril, Carisoprodol, Heroin, Molsidomine, Paliperidone, Phenacetin, Primidone, Psilocybin, Suldinac, Tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide

****Type II (Extracellular) 

>>>>Type IIA 

~GI fluids Lisdexamfetamine, Loperamide oxide, Oxyphenisatin, Sulfasalazine

>>>>Type IIB 

~Systemic circulation and Other Extracellular Fluid Compartments 

Acetylsalicylate, Bacampicillin, Bambuterol, Chloramphenicol succinate, 
Dihydropyridine pralixoxime, Dipivefrin, Fosphenytoin

>>>>Type IIC 

~Therapeutic Target Tissues/Cells 

ADEPTs, GDEPs, VDEPs



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All statement is correct for E-2 reaction. Except one 

A. Follow first order kinetic
B. Reactivity order is 30>20>10
C. Always β-Hydrogen abstracted
D. Single step reaction


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‎1.Grey Baby Syndrome- Chloramphenicol
2.Pin Point Pupil-Morphine
3Reyes Syndrome- Asprin
4.Urine Coloration- Rifampcin
5.Frontal Headache- Indomethacin
6.Captopril-Persistant dry cough
7.Bleomycin-Pulmonary fibrosis
8.Vancomycin- Red man syndrome
9.Nicotinic acid- Flush
10.Steven Johnsons syndrome- Allopurino
11).sulphonamides-kernicterus
12).aminoglycosides-ototoxicity
13).discolouration of teeth-tetracyclines
14) doxorubucin & duanorubucin- cardiomyopathy.
15).chloroquine- cardiotixicity
16).doxycycline- esophageal ulceration
17).vincristin & vinblastin- neuropathy
18).cyclophosphamide- alopecia
19).cimetidine & spironolactone- gynaecomastia



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Tips: Start reading of Basics in Organic Chamistry from Morrison and Boyd and do name reaction like Aldol condensation 
Question Like:
What it is?
Which Substrate and reaction medium is require for it?
What is necessary condition for proceding of aldol condensation?
What will be the product in aldol condensation?
What is cross aldol condensation ?

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