3152 Endocrine Flashcards

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Metformin (CI: 2, ADR: 3)

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CI: eGFR < 30 & Hypoxic (O2 < 90)
ADR: Lactic acidosis, low B12, GI

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SGLT2i ADRs (2)

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  1. Genital / urinary infections
  2. Diabetic ketoacidosis
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Sulfonylureas (ADR:2, avoid:2)

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ADR: Hypoglycemia & weight gain
Avoid: T1DM, CYP2C9 inhibitors

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GLP-1 agonists CI (3)

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  1. Pancreatitis
  2. Pregnancy
  3. Thyroid cancer
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DPP4i (ADR:1, CI:1)

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ADR: severe joint pain
CI: pancreatitis

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Acarbose (ADR:1, CI: 2)

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ADR: flatulence
CI: CrCl < 25, liver cirrhosis

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Thiazolidinediones (TZDs) CI (3)

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  1. Active liver disease (stop if ALT > 3x ULN)
  2. Hx of Heart failure
  3. Hx of Bladder cancer
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Carbimazole & PTU ADRs (3)

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  1. Agranulocytosis / Aplastic anemia
  2. SJS / TEN
  3. Hepatotoxicity
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Levothyroxine administration

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  1. Take on empty stomach (> 30 min before breakfast)
  2. Space > 2h apart from Ca/Fe/ antacids
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Levothyroxine ADRs (3)

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  1. Cardiac abnormality
  2. Fracture
  3. hyperthyroidism
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Alpha blocker ADR

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  1. Hypotension & syncope
  2. Sexual disturbances (ejaculatory)
  3. IFIS (intraoperative floppy iris syndrome)
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5ARIs (ADR:2, CI:1)

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  1. More sexual disturbances (ED)
  2. Less risk of hypotension
    CI: teratogenic (avoid in pregnancy, child)
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Alpha blocker vs 5ARIs (BPH)

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Alpha blocker: no reduction in prostate size –> fast Sx relief
5ARIs: reduce PSA, slow onset (obtain baseline PSA before initiation)

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PDE5i CI

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Hypotension with antihypertensives (alpha blocker) or unstable angina (nitrate) +/- alcohol, CYP3A4 inhibitors

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PDE5i serious ADRs (2)

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  1. Non-arthritic Anterior Ischaemic Optic Neuropathy (decreased vision = emergency)
  2. Prolonged priapism > 4h = emergency
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COC contraindications (7)

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  1. Hx of breast cancer
  2. Hx of DVT/PE
  3. Major surgery w Prolonged immobilisation
  4. SBP > 160/100
  5. DM > 20 years with complications
  6. Smoking < 15 sticks/day (>35 yo)
  7. Migraine w Aura
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COC initiation methods (3)

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  1. first day: 1st day of period, no need backup
  2. Sunday: 1st sunday after period, backup for 7d
  3. Quick start: start now, pack up >7d (until next cycle start)
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COC missed dose (3)

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  1. Miss 1 dose <48h: take miss dose immediately
  2. Miss > 2 (>48h): take 1 missed dose & discard the rest, backup for 1 week
  3. Miss during drug-free week: skip placebo and start new pack next day + backup for 1 week
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POP initiation (2)

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  1. Within 5 days of period: no need backup
  2. Any other day: back up for 2 days
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POP Missed dose (2)

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  1. late >3h: take missed dose & continue the rest + backup 2d
  2. Miss >2 pills: backup for 7d
21
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Hormone Replacement Therapy ADRs (3)

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  1. Breakthrough bleeding
  2. Mood changes
  3. Breast tenderness, bloating, fluid retention
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Tibolone (CI:3, indication)

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CI: Risk of stroke, breast cancer, endometrial cancer
indication: > 12 months since last natural period
(also extremely expensive)