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18- G.I. Drugs Flashcards

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esomeprazole

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proton pump inhibitor

  • prodrug that requires acid activation to react with and irreversibly inhibit proton pump
  • do not act directly within gastric lumen, they enter parietal cells from systemic circulation (absorbed in high pH)
  • dosed daily, only active for 2 hours, treatment requires 2-5 days
  • liver clearance via P450 (drug interactions through CYP alterations)
  • few side effects: nausea, ab. pain, constipation, flatulence, diarrhea
  • increase warfarin concentrations
  • decrease activation of clopidogrel
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lansoprazole

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proton pump inhibitor

  • prodrug that requires acid activation to react with and irreversibly inhibit proton pump
  • do not act directly within gastric lumen, they enter parietal cells from systemic circulation (absorbed in high pH)
  • dosed daily, only active for 2 hours, treatment requires 2-5 days
  • liver clearance via P450 (drug interactions through CYP alterations)
  • few side effects: nausea, ab. pain, constipation, flatulence, diarrhea
  • increase warfarin concentrations
  • decrease activation of clopidogrel
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omeprazole

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proton pump inhibitor

  • prodrug that requires acid activation to react with and irreversibly inhibit proton pump
  • do not act directly within gastric lumen, they enter parietal cells from systemic circulation (absorbed in high pH)
  • dosed daily, only active for 2 hours, treatment requires 2-5 days
  • liver clearance via P450 (drug interactions through CYP alterations)
  • few side effects: nausea, ab. pain, constipation, flatulence, diarrhea
  • increase warfarin concentrations
  • decrease activation of clopidogrel
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cimetidine

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H2 receptor antagonist

  • block the base level of acid secretion maintained by ECL cells
  • useful for nocturnal acid secretion, duodenal ulcers, and Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
  • renal excretion via organic cation system
  • Adverse Reactions: diarrhea, headache, drowsiness, fatigue, muscle pain
  • CNS affects in elderly
  • decrease pepsin and intrinsic factor output
  • long term use at high doses decreases testosterone binding to androgen receptor and hydroxylation of estradiol causing galactorrhea (women) and decreased sperm count, impotence, gynecomastia (men)
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famotidine

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H2 receptor antagonist

  • block the base level of acid secretion maintained by ECL cells
  • useful for nocturnal acid secretion, duodenal ulcers, and Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
  • renal excretion via organic cation system
  • Adverse Reactions: diarrhea, headache, drowsiness, fatigue, muscle pain
  • CNS affects in elderly
  • decrease pepsin and intrinsic factor output
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ranitidine

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H2 receptor antagonist

  • block the base level of acid secretion maintained by ECL cells
  • useful for nocturnal acid secretion, duodenal ulcers, and Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
  • renal excretion via organic cation system
  • Adverse Reactions: diarrhea, headache, drowsiness, fatigue, muscle pain
  • CNS affects in elderly
  • decrease pepsin and intrinsic factor output
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sucralfate

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octasulfate of sucrose with Al(OH)3

  • forms a sticky neutral pH polymer coating that swells and covers epithelium
  • used for STRESS ulcers
  • acid activated- take before food and avoid antacids/proton pump inhibitors
  • adverse effects: constipation and can block absorption of other drugs through the stomach
  • contraindicated in GI obstruction
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aluminum hydroxide

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neutralizing antacid

  • neutralize pH of gastric contents
  • fast acting (15 minutes), effects lasting 2-3 hours with food
  • delays emptying and slows motility
  • adverse effects- rebound acid secretion, constipation, nausea,
  • may contribute to osteoporosis and encephalopathy with renal insufficiency, may interfere with GI absorption of other drugs
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calcium carbonate

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neutralizing antacid

  • neutralizes pH of gastric contents
  • fast acting (15 minutes), effects lasting 2-3 hours with food
  • adverse effects- rebound acid secretion, hypercalcemia, may interfere with GI absorption of other drugs
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magnesium hydroxide (Milk of Magnesia)

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neutralizing antacids and osmotic cathartic/laxative salt

  • cause inc. osmotic pressure in GI lumen causing retention of water in stool (cathartics when given at high doses)
  • neutralize pH of acid contents
  • fast acting (15 minutes) lasting effects 2-3 hours with food
  • stimulates gastric emptying and motility
  • adverse effects- rebound acid secretion, may interfere with GI absorption of other drugs
  • CONTRAINDICATED IN RENAL DISEASE
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misoprostol

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prostaglandin analog

  • short acting (3 hours)
  • only used to prevent NSAID-induced injury
  • adverse effects: diarrhea, exacerbate inflammatory bowel disease, increase uterine contractions
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pirenzepine

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M1 antagonist (uncommon in USA)
-blocks neurotransmission in the intramural ganglia resulting in less vagal stimulation of parietal and ECL cells
can reduce basal acid production 40-50%
-significant anticholinergic side effects

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bethanechol

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prokinetic agent

  • aim is to selectively activate M2 and M3 receptors
  • does not activate coordinated motility so it is not a front line approach
  • side effects- bradycardia, flushing, diarrhea, cramps, salivation, blurred vision
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cisapride

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prokinetic agent

  • 5-HT4 receptor agonist and adenylate cyclase stimulant
  • used for GERD and gastroparesis
  • adverse effects- fatal cardiac arrhythmias (strict FDA distribution)
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erythromycin

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prokinetic agent

  • motilin agnoist
  • macrolide antibiotic
  • causes gastric dumping
  • can improve gastric emptying with ileus, scleroderma, and pseudo-obstructions
  • FAST DUMPS can be painful, not recommended for chronic use
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metoclopramide

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prokinetic agent

  • general dopamine receptor antagonist
  • increases lower esophageal sphincter tone and upper GI motility
  • can relieve GERD symptoms but does not promote healing
  • used for N/V in dysmotility, laxative
  • adverse effects- EPS, dystonias, tardive dyskinesia with chronic use
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neostigmine

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prokinetic agent

  • AChE inhibitor
  • can be used acutely to counter an ilues
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tegaserod

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prokinetic agent

  • serotonin partial agnoist in the gut used for females with irritable bowel syndrome
  • can improve lower bowel motility if cases with chronic constipation and bloating
  • adverse effects- fatal cardiac arrhythmias (strict FDA distribution)
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magnesium citrate

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osmotic cathartic/laxative salt

  • cause inc. osmotic pressure in GI lumen causing retention of water in stool (cathartics when given at high doses)
  • small amount absorbed but given at high enough dose to overcome absorption
  • Mg may stimulate CCK and inc. motility
  • should be avoided in those with renal insufficiency, cardiac disease, electrolyte abnormalities, or with diuretic use
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magnesium sulfate

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osmotic cathartic/laxative salt

  • cause inc. osmotic pressure in GI lumen causing retention of water in stool (cathartics when given at high doses)
  • small amount absorbed but given at high enough dose to overcome absorption
  • Mg may stimulate CCK and inc. motility
  • should be avoided in those with renal insufficiency, cardiac disease, electrolyte abnormalities, or with diuretic use
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polyethylene glycol (GoLYTELY)

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osmotic cathartic/laxative alcohol

  • non-absorbable and cause water retention in stool
  • actually cathartics that act as laxatives at lower doses
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lactulose (Cephulac)

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osmotic laxative
-used for constipation assoc. with opioid use and vincristine
-bacterial fermentation drops luminal pH and can trap NH4, which is inc. in patients with hepatic disease
+++can reduce efficacy but may be beneficial in those with hepatic disease

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mannitol

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osmotic cathartic/laxative

  • inc. osmotic pressure in GI lumen stimulates peristalsis
  • used for constipation assoc. with opioid use and vincristine
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sorbitol

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osmotic cathartic/laxative

  • inc. osmotic pressure in GI lumen stimulates peristalsis
  • used for constipation assoc. with opioid use and vincristine
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docusate (Colace)

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stool wetting agent

  • surfactant that allows mixing of fatty substances and water in stool
  • effective as softeners but do NOT inc. frequency of defecation (may inc. frequency but only d/t inc. ease of passing stool)
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bisacodyl (Dulcolax)

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irritant laxative

  • used orally or rectally
  • induces moderate inflammation leading to reduced water absorption (inc. water in stool) and inc. motility
  • safe but overdose causes catharsis
  • do not chew tabs or mix with milk/antacids to ensure reaches small intestine intact and avoid gastric irritation
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castor oil

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misc. laxative
- general smooth muscle stimulant used as laxative (can also induce labor)
- made from ricinus communis which produces ricin (deadly) and oil full of triglyceride and ricinoleic acid
- ricinoleic acid speeds motility of small bowel

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glycerin

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misc. laxative
- suppository that acts as hydroscopic agent and lubricant
- inc. water retention stimulates peristalsis and evacuation reflex
- rectal administration can produce bowel movement within an hour
- cannot be given orally because will not have efficacy

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methylcellulose

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bulk-forming laxative

  • fiber based material, not broken down or absorbed
  • bulk material stimulates peristalsis/mass action
  • great for regular/soft stools
  • may exacerbate intestinal obstructions and may absorb other drugs
  • can also function as anti-diarrheal to dec. symptoms of watery stool
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polycarbophil

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bulk-forming laxative

  • fiber based material, not broken down or absorbed
  • bulk material stimulates peristalsis/mass action
  • great for regular/soft stools
  • may exacerbate intestinal obstructions and may absorb other drugs
  • can also function as anti-diarrheal to dec. symptoms of watery stool
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psyllium

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bulk-forming laxative

  • fiber based material, not broken down or absorbed
  • bulk material stimulates peristalsis/mass action
  • great for regular/soft stools
  • may exacerbate intestinal obstructions and may absorb other drugs
  • can also function as anti-diarrheal to dec. symptoms of watery stool
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alosetron (Lotronex)

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antidiarrheal agent

  • 5-HT3 ANTAGONIST used for diarrhea predominant IBS
  • generally produce effects opposite of 5-HT4 agonists
  • may reduce visceral sensitivity by reducing sensory and vagal nerve signaling
  • can produce serious constipation and potentially fatal ischemic colitis
  • only used after failing other therapies
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bismuth subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol)

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antidiarrheal agent
-bismuth
++99% unabsorbed and eliminated in feces
++has anti-secretory, anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial activities
++commonly used in H-Pylori treatments
-salicylate released in acidic environment
++NSAID absorbed systemically
-Mg-Al silicate (clay) (bulk forming effects)

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diphenoxylate (Lomotil)

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antidiarrheal agent

  • opioid receptor agonists (Piperidine derivative)
  • Difenoxin is active metabolite
  • can have CNS effects
  • packaged with sub-therapeutic doses of atropine to discourage abuse
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loperamide (Imodium)

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antidiarrheal agent

  • mu-opioid receptor antagonist that inhibits bowel motility
  • 40-50x more potent then morphine
  • no CNS effects
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octreotide (Sandostatin)

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antidiarrheal agent

  • parenteral derivative of somatostatin (natrual peptide that inhibits pancreatic secretions)
  • used to combate secretory diarrhea of hormone secreting tumors, post-surgical gastric dumping syndrome, and diarrhea assoc. with chemo
  • used to rest pancreas in pancreatitis
  • reduces secretion of serotonin, gastrin, insulin, and secretin
  • S/FX: nausea, bloating
  • long-term therapy may result in gallstones
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Chlopromazine (Thorazine)

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antiemetic: DA receptor antagonist/Phenothiazine
-MOA: targets D2 receptors in CTZ and H1 receptors.
+effective for motion sickness
-Adverse effects: parkinson-like Sx and EPS with long-term use
+may lead to dissociative dysphoria

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cyclizine (Marezine)

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antiemetic: Antihistamine: H1 receptor antagonist
- MOA: act primarily in the brainstem and vestibular apparatus
- Effective for motion sickness.
- cross BBB so cause sedation.
- also has anticholinergic effects (effective in abdmonial CA).

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diphenhydramine (Benadryl)

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antiemetic: Antihistamine: H1 receptor antagonist
- MOA: act primarily in the brainstem and vestibular apparatus
- Effective for motion sickness.
- cross BBB so cause sedation.

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dimenhydrinate (Dramamine)

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antiemetic: Antihistamine: H1 receptor antagonist
- MOA: act primarily in the brainstem and vestibular apparatus
- Effective for motion sickness.
- cross BBB so cause sedation.
- salt of diphenhydramine and chlorotheophyllinate (think theophylline)

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dolasetron (Anzemet)

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antiemetic: SE receptor (5HT-3) ) antagonist
- Acts centerally at CTZ and STN
- Act peripherally in the intestine.
- t1/2=7-9’
- excretion through liver
- Useful in chemotherapy and emesis promoting states.
- Adverse Rxn: constipation, diarrhea, HA, and light-headedness

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hydroxyzine (Vistaril)

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antiemetic: Antihistamine: H1 receptor antagonist
- MOA: act primarily in the brainstem and vestibular apparatus
- Effective for motion sickness.
- cross BBB so cause sedation.

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granisetron (Kytril)

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antiemetic: SE receptor (5HT-3) ) antagonist
- Acts centerally at CTZ and STN
- Act peripherally in the intestine.
- t1/2= 9-11.6’
- excretion through liver
- Useful in chemotherapy and emesis promoting states.
- Adverse Rxn: constipation, diarrhea, HA, and light-headedness

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ondansetron (Zofran)

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antiemetic: SE receptor (5HT-3) ) antagonist
- Acts centerally at CTZ and STN
- Act peripherally in the intestine.
- t1/2= 3.9’
- excretion through liver
- Useful in chemotherapy and emesis promoting states.
- Adverse Rxn: constipation, diarrhea, HA, and light-headedness

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paleondansetron (Aloxi)

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antiemetic: SE receptor (5HT-3) ) antagonist
- Acts centerally at CTZ and STN
- Act peripherally in the intestine.
- t1/2= 40’
- only given IV
- highest affinity for 5HT-3 of this class.
- excreted by kidneys
- Useful in chemotherapy and emesis promoting states.
- Adverse Rxn: constipation, diarrhea, HA, and light-headedness

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prochlopromazine (Compazine)

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antiemetic: DA receptor antagonist/Phenothiazine
-MOA: targets D2 receptors in CTZ and H1 receptors.
+effective for motion sickness
-Adverse effects: parkinson-like Sx and EPS with long-term use
+may lead to dissociative dysphoria

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promethazine (Phenergen)

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antiemetic: Antihistamine: H1 receptor antagonist
- MOA: act primarily in the brainstem and vestibular apparatus
- Effective for motion sickness.
- cross BBB so cause sedation.

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Scopoloamine

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antiemetic: Anticholinergic
-MOA: muscarinic cholinergic antagonist.
+minimal CTZ effects
-effective for motion sickness (vestibular apparatus) and PONV
- Adverse rxn: sedation, dry mouth, blurred vision. May precipitate outburst of uncontrolled behavior when combined with pain of anxiety (remember atropine excitation).

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6-mercaptopurine

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purine antagonist (Thiopurine)

  • MOA: metabolized to 6-thioguanine leading to the prevention of DNA synthesis by targeting rapidly proliferating cells.
  • effective for UC and Crohn’s
  • Adverse rxn: pancreatitis, fever, rash, arthraligias, NV, and bone marrow depression.
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adalimumab (Humira)

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human antibody (TNF-alpha antibody)

  • somewhat less effective
  • maintain remission for UC and Crohn’s
  • adverse rxn: increased risk for respiratory infection
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azathioprine (Imuran)

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thiopurine

  • prevention of DNA synthesis by targeting rapidly proliferating cells.
  • effective for UC and Crohn’s
  • Adverse rxn: pancreatitis, fever, rash, arthraligias, NV, and bone marrow depression.
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budesonide (entocort)

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glucocorticosteroid
-effective for IBD 2/2 antiinflammatory and immune effects.
-Adverse rxn: immunosupression, endocrine dysfunction, steroid psychosis, etc
-200x as potent as hydrocortisone but only 10% bio-availability and most is removed via 1st pass effect
+effective for topical Tx inside the bowel

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infliximab (Remicade)

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humanized antibody (TNF-alpha antibody)

  • somewhat less effective
  • maintain remission for UC and Crohn’s
  • adverse rxn: increased risk for respiratory infection
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prednisone (Deltasone)

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glucocorticosteroid

  • effective for IBD 2/2 antiinflammatory and immune effects.
  • Adverse rxn: immunosupression, endocrine dysfunction, steroid psychosis, etc

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