4. Drug interactions Flashcards

1
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pharmacodynamics affected by

A
  • ph of solution
  • lipid solubility
  • addition of vasoconstrictor
  • pka
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2
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Cause higher systemic concentrations of local anesthetic

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1) propranolol - decrease hepatic clearance

2) cimetidine - inhibit hepatic metabolism

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3
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B1

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aten, meto, acebut, beta, biso

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4
Q

non-selective Beta cause

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hypertension and bradycardia

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5
Q

vasoconstrictor and antidepressant cause

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increase BP and HR, not one reported problem

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6
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Tricyclics and SNRI

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ESPT, ECPS

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7
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vasoconstrictor and MAO problems

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  • no direct interaction

- Nardil, Parnate

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8
Q

vasoconstrictor other antidepressants

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  • SSRI, adone, buproprion, mirtazapine

- no problem

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9
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vasoconstrictor and alpha blocker

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  • osin, phenylthiazine, butyrophenone
  • hypotension and tachycardia
  • epinephrine reversal
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10
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BPH drugs

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phenothiazine and butyrophenone (alpha blocker)

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11
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COMT inhibitor treat

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  • Parkinsons
  • tolcapone, entacapone
  • problem with exagerated epi response
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12
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amount of endogenous epi/min in stress

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0.28mg

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13
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NSAIDS and competition for plasma binding sites

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  • sulfonylurea oral hypoglycemics (glip, gly, gli)
  • not metformin
  • warfarin (+bleeding)
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14
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NSAIDS and decrease renal blood flow and excretion

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  • increase digoxin (CHF patient)

- increase lithium (not ASA)

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15
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NSAIDS and decrease renal blood flow, increase renal toxicity

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  • cyclosporine (SNR)

- tacrolimus (PP)

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16
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  • NSAID recommended doses without GI history
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  • naproxen 550mg bid
  • flurbiprophen 100mg bid
  • diflusanil 1g/500mgbid
17
Q
  • NSAID recommended doses with GI history
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  • etodolac 400mg tid
  • celecoxib 200mg bid
  • meloxican 7.5/15mg qd
18
Q

Opioid and CNS depressant

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  • xanax, excessive sedation
19
Q

Opioid and antihistamine

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  • allegra, excessive sedation
20
Q

Opioid and anticholinergic

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  • spiriva, constipation
21
Q

Opioid and antidiarrheal

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  • immodium, constipation
22
Q

Opioid and antihypertensive

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  • hypotension
23
Q

enzyme that activates opoids

A

CYP 2D6

24
Q

inhibits CYP 2D6

A
  • SSRI (prozac, zoloft)
  • buproprion
  • diltiazem
25
Q

problem with merperidine opoid

A
  • interacts with MAO inhibitor - severe hypertension
26
Q

macrolides

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  • erythromycin and clarithromycin
27
Q

Drugs that compete with macrolids for p450

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  • WDCDTCC
28
Q
  • digoxin and macrolide cause
A
  • CV problem and arrythmia
29
Q

antibiotic and coumadin

A
  • penicillin - decrease vit K

- metronidazole - decrease metabolism

30
Q

antibiotic with OC

A
  • rifampin
31
Q

tetracycline increases

A
  • lithium levels
32
Q

metronidazole with

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ethanol causes severe nausea and vomiting