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Arachidonic Pathway - N5315 Advanced
Pathophysiology Questions and Correct
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What is the arachidonic pathway?
✓ ~~~ The biochemical process which is responsible for the synthesis of
prostaglandins.

The arachidonic pathway is a separate arm of what?
✓ ~~~ The inflammatory process

What is the role of the arachidonic pathway?
✓ ~~~ Has a significant role in maintaining homeostasis.

How is arachidonic acid made?
✓ ~~~ It is made from linoleic acid which is part of the phospholipid cell
membrane.

What enzyme is responsible for the conversion of linoleic acid to arachidonic acid?
✓ ~~~ Phospholipase A2

What is arachidonic acid converted to?
✓ ~~~ Prostaglandin H2 by the COX1 & COX2 enzymes

What happens to prostaglandin H2?
✓ ~~~ It undergoes conversion to form prostaglandins, thromboxane A2, and
prostacyclin.

What is the function of prostaglandins made by the COX1 pathway?
✓ ~~~ They function to maintain homeostasis by maintaining gastric mucosa,
fluid and electrolyte balance, and platelet aggregation

What is the function of prostaglandins made by the COX2 pathway?
✓ ~~~ They function mainly in the inflammatory process and produce pain and
fever. They also have a role in maintaining homeostasis (renal function, tissue
repair, reproduction development).

What is the function of NSAIDS on the arachidonic pathway?
✓ ~~~ NSAIDS are COX2 inhibitors that were developed to help preserve the
gastric mucosa (prevent ulcers & bleeds) while at the same time inhibit the
effects of inflammation.

What is the only COX2 inhibitor still on the market?
✓ ~~~ Celebrex

Why were all but one COX2 inhibitors removed from the market?

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