Pharmacology - Promethazine
Pharmacology - Promethazine Promethazine has an anticholinergic action, some local anesthetic action, weak adrenoceptor antagonism, and a fairly pronounced sedative effect. It also inhibits the actions of H1-receptors, which results in a reduction in the
Pharmacology - Disopyramide
Pharmacology - Disopyramide Anti-dysrhythmic medication Method of Operation In accordance with the Vaughan Williams classification, it is classified as class 1a. The action of blocking open and inactivating Na+ channels in the cell membrane is a "use-
Pharmacology -Lidocaine
Pharmacology -Lidocaine The antidysrhythmic and local anesthetic properties of lidocaine belong to the field of pharmacology. Mode of Action According to the Vaughan Williams classification, it is classified as class 1b. It does this by blocking open a
Pharmacology - Flecainide
Pharmacology - Flecainide Flecainide's antidysrhythmic action is described as below Method of Operation According to the Vaughan Williams classification, it is classified as class 1c. Na+ channels that are open are blocked preferentially. Reduces the r
Pharmacology - Propranolol
Pharmacology - Propranolol In the field of pharmacology, propranolol is an antidysrhythmic agent. Also known as an antianginal and antihypertensive. Catecholamines' effects on beta-adrenoceptors are inhibited by this substance. Mode of Action inhibits
Pharmacology - Colchicine
Pharmacology - Colchicine It reduces the discomfort and inflammation that are associated with gouty arthritis. Modes of Action Through the process of attaching to tubulin and blocking its polymerization into microtubules, it inhibits the migration of
Pharmacology - Ciclosporin
Ciclosporin has a limited impact on antibody-mediated immune responses, but it has a significant impact on cell-mediated immune (CMI) responses. It interferes with the differentiation of T cells that are stimulated by antigens, as well as the clonal proli
Pharmacology - Phenylepherine
phenylepherine Action Vasoconstriction, nasal decongestion, and pupil dilation without any effect on accommodation are all symptoms of this condition. Mode of Action Activates the sarcoplasmic reticulum to release calcium into the bloodstream. Activa
Pharmacology - Phenoxybenzamine
harmacology - Phenoxybenzamine The action of phenoxybenzamine Vasodilation and postural hypotension are two outcomes that are avoided when alpha1-receptors are blocked. The effects of blocking alpha 2 receptors include a decrease in the action of NA on
Pharmacology - Amfetamine
Amfetamine is a pharmacological substance. The release of NA from the varicosity results in actions that are comparable to those of epinephrine and NA, although with a lower intensity:activation of the alpha 1 receptor causes vasoconstriction, which in t
