Adverse Drug Reactions Flashcards

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What is the definition of ADRs

A

A response to a medicinal product which is noxious and unintended
This can be through normal use of medicine but also a result of misuse, abuse or medication error

European Medicines Agency

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What is Iatrogenic

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Putting in a CVC and patient suffering a pneumothorax

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What is drug induced ADR

A

Renal failure

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4
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What is a type A drug reaction

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A predicated reaction
Dose dependent
Relatively frequent

80% of all ADRs

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What is an example of a type A reaction

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Dry mouth with tetracyclines
Drowsiness with opioids
First dose hypotension

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What is a type B ADR

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Not predictable - patient genes
Difficult to prevent
Rare

Not dose dependent

20% of all ADRs

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What is a type B example of ADR

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Agranulocytosis with clozapine

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How are ADRs reported

A

Yellow card to MhRA
Green card for pharmacology

Black triangle means newly licensed, stays in Black triangle for 5 years

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