adverse drug reactions Flashcards
what is the therapeutic index
what is defined as a narrow therapeutic index
<2
e.g. theophylline, warfarin, lithium, digoxin
what are the phases of drug metabolism
what phase are most adverse drug reactions due to
phase 1
what is a type A adverse drug reaction
augmented pharmacologic effects
- dose dependent and predictable
- diuretics - HF - dehydration
what is type B
bizarre effects
what are types C, D, E, F
herb and alternative therapies side effects
what disease can NSAIDs and TZDs exacerbate
CHF
which drugs can cause urinary retention in BPH patients
decongestants or anticholinergics
what is constipation worsened by
calcium
anticholinergics
CCBs
which drugs can exacerbate asthma
beta blockers
what drugs do foods that are potassium rich interact with
-bananas
ACEIs, ARBs, K-sparing diuretics
what foods will warfarin react with
foods that are vitamin E and K rich
-apples, chickpeas, spinach, nuts, kiwi, broccoli
what drugs will foods that alter pH react with
-chicken, turkey, milk, cheese
- antibiotics, thyroid meds
- digoxin, diuretics