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101- Flashcard

The bronchoconstriction induced in these patients

probably represents a hyperactive neural response, since

such patients also respond excessively to many other

stimuli, and the response to histamine can be blocked by

autonomic blocking drugs such as (blank)

agents as well as by

ganglion blocking, H1-receptor antagonists.

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102- Flashcard

– Histamine causes

(blank) of intestinal smooth muscle,

contraction

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103- Flashcard

– Histamine causes

contraction of intestinal smooth muscle, and histamine-induced

contraction of (blank) is a standard bioassay for this

amine.

guinea pig ileum

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104- Flashcard

The human gut is not as sensitive as that of the guinea

pig, but large doses of histamine may cause (blank),

partly as a result of this effect. This action of histamine is

mediated by

diarrhea, H1 receptors.

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105- Flashcard

In humans, histamine

generally has (blank) effects on the smooth muscle of

the eye and genitourinary tract.

insignificant

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106- Flashcard

However, pregnant women suffering anaphylactic

reactions may (blank) as a result of histamine-induced

contractions, and in some species the sensitivity of the

uterus is sufficient to form the basis for a bioassay.

abort

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107- Flashcard

Histamine has long been recognized as a

powerful (blank) of gastric acid secretion and of gastric

pepsin and intrinsic factor production.

stimulant

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108- Flashcard

The effect is caused by

activation of (blank) on gastric parietal cells

H2 receptors

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109- Flashcard

The effect is caused by

activation of H2 receptors on gastric parietal cells and is

associated with increased

adenylyl cyclase activity, cAMP

concentration, and intracellular Ca2+ concentration.

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110- Flashcard

Other stimulants of gastric acid secretion such as

acetylcholine and gastrin do not increase

cAMP

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111- Flashcard

Other stimulants of gastric acid secretion such as

acetylcholine and gastrin do not increase cAMP even

though their maximal effects on acid output can be

reduced--but not abolished-by

H2 -receptor antagonists.

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112- Flashcard

Histamine also (blank) secretion in the small and

large intestine.

stimulates

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113- Flashcard

In contrast, H3 -selective histamine agonists (blank) acid

secretion stimulated by food or pentagastrin in several

species.

inhibit

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114- Flashcard

Recent studies of (blank) mice demonstrate that absence of this receptor results in

animals with increased food intake, decreased energy

expenditure, and obesity.

H3-receptor knockout

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115- Flashcard

absence of H3-receptor knockout They also show (blank) and increased blood

levels of

insulin resistance, leptin and insulin

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116- Flashcard

Intradermal injection of histamine

causes a characteristic (blank) response

that was first described many years ago.

the triple response (red spot, edema, and flare)

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117- Flashcard

The effect involves three separate cell types:

o smooth muscle in the microcirculation

o capillary or venular endothelium

o sensory nerve endings

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118- Flashcard

At the site of injection, a (blank) appears owing to

dilation of small vessels, followed soon by an (blank) at the injection site and a (blank)

surrounding the wheal. The flare is said to be caused by

an axon reflex. A sensation of itching may accompany

these effects.

reddening, edematous

wheal, red irregular flare

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119- Flashcard

The flare is said to be caused by

an (blank). A sensation of itching may accompany

these effects.

axon reflex

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– In addition to the local stimulation of peripheral

pain nerve endings via H3 and H1 receptors, histamine may

play a role in (blank) in the central nervous system.

nociception

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