15- GI III Flashcards

1
Q

idiopathic chronic relapsing disorder

A

IBS

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2
Q

with IBS treatment you activate 5HT4 receptors but block 5HT3 receptors- why? ***

A

+ 5HT4 = promote NT release in ENS resulting in motility AND decrease firing of extrinisc sensory neurons to the CNS to block pain

  • 5HT3 = block visceral pain, motility, and secretion
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3
Q

two drugs used for IBS

A

tegaserod and alosetron

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4
Q

treatment for diarrhea prominent IBS

A

alosetron

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5
Q

treatment for constipation predominant IBS

A

tegaserod

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6
Q

MOA tegaserod

A

5HT4 partial agonist

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7
Q

MOA alosetron

A

5HT3 antagonist

** women only

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8
Q

first line agent for mild to moderate ulcerative colitis

A

sulfasalazine and mesalamine

*** sulfasalazine has very adverse effects

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9
Q

what type of drugs are sulfasalazine and mesalamine?

A

aminosalicylates

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10
Q

treatment of moderate to severe ACTIVE IBD

A

prednisone

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11
Q

maintenance of remission of IBD

A

azathioprine

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12
Q

maintenance of remission of Chron’s

A

methotrexate

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13
Q

treat moderate to severe IBD

A

infliximab

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