Adverse

Question 1

Vitamins

Answer 1

GI

Question 2

Vitamin A

Answer 2

Appetite loss
Bone pain
Cracked nails and lips
Dizzy
Vision problems

Question 3

Ascorbic acid

Answer 3

(Vitamin C!)
Iron - too much
Kidney stones

Question 4

Vitamin D

Answer 4

Constipation
Dehydration
Excessive thirst and urination
Fatigue
Irritable
Nervous
Weight loss

Question 5

Vitamin E

Answer 5

Bruise and bleed
Fatigue
Headache

Question 6

Niacin

Answer 6

Skin flushed
Skin itch (pruritus)

Question 7

Vitamin K

Answer 7

Anemia
Jaundice
Kernicterus from huperbilirubinemia

Question 8

Cholinergics

Answer 8

Overactive GI and bladder
Sweating and drooling
Bronchoconstriction
Bradycardia and hypotension

Question 9

Anticholinergic

Answer 9

No sweat (heat stroke risk)
Tachycardia
Can’t see can’t spit can’t poop can’t pee

Question 10

Potassium sparing

Answer 10

MURDER (hyperkalemia)
Muscle weak
Urine problems
Respiratory distress
Decreased cardiac
ECG changes
Reflexes

Androgen complications: irregular menses and deep voice

Question 11

Insulin

Answer 11

Hypoglycemia
Injection site
Decrease lung function with inhaled

Question 12

Sulfonylureas

Answer 12

GI
hypoglycemia
Skin allergy

Question 13

Other antidiabetics

Answer 13

UTI
Pancreatitis
GI
Hypoglycemia

Question 14

Glucagon

Answer 14

GI

Question 15

Ophthalmics

Answer 15

Sting and burn
Headache
Tears
Blurry
Dark iris with prostaglandins

Question 16

Bile acid sequestrant

Answer 16

CNS (headache, fatigue, anxiety, drowsy)
GI
Decreased fat soluble vitamins
Increased bleeding times

Question 17

Statins

Answer 17

GI
CNS (HA, fatigue, nervous, dizzy, insomnia, cataracts)
Liver failure from increased enzymes
Renal failure

Question 18

Cholesterol absorption inhibitors

Answer 18

HA
GI
Muscle pain
Cold symptoms

Question 19

PCSK9

Answer 19

Risk of infection
Injection site reaction

Question 20

Antilipemic combo therapies

Answer 20

Rhabdomyolysis

Question 21

Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

Answer 21

Metabolic acidosis
Hypokalemia
CNS (tingle, drowsy, confused)

Question 22

Osmotic

Answer 22

Sudden drop in fluids
Fluid and electrolyte imbalance
GI
Hypotension
CNS
Cardiac shock

Question 23

Signs of hypokalemia

Answer 23

6 Ls
Leg cramp
Lethargy
Lots of urine
Lethal cardiac dysrhymia
Low shallow respirations
Limp muscles

Question 24

Signs of hyperglycemia

Answer 24

Dehydration
Fatigue
Fruity breath
Glycosuria
Irritation
Itchy skin
Polydipsia
Polyphagia
Polyuria
Slow and deep respiration

Question 25

Thiazides

Answer 25

GI
Hypokalemia and hypocalcemia
Hypotension
Hyperglycemia
CNS (tingling, numbness, drowsy, confused)