Agents For PUD And GERD - Dr. Segars Flashcards
3 H2 Receptor Antagonists
- Cimetidine
- Famotidine
- Nizatidine
4 proton pump inhibitors
- Lansoprazole (Dexlansoprazole)
- Omeprazole (esomeprazole)
- Pantoprazole
- Rabeprazole
Surface Acting Agent
1
Sucralfate
PGE1 Analogs
1
Misoprostol
Bismuth Compound
1
Bismuth Subsalicylate
Parietal cell receptors on side facing to BS (basal)
- M3
- CCK2
- H2
- EP3 (PGE stimulated)
Parietal cell receptors on side facing into lumen of stomach (apical)
- Cl- and K+ channel
2. H+/K+ ATPase (pumps H+ to lumen, PP inhibitors come here)
Superficial epithelial cell receptors facing out towards BS (basal)
- EP3 (PGE)
2. M
Superficial epithelial cell receptors facing in towards lumen (apical)
- Mucus out
2. HCO-3 out
What 2 pathways are in the parietal cell and which receptor activates which
- Ca+2 dependent pathway : M3 and CCK2 (Gastrin)
- cAMP dependent pathway : H2 (histamine), EP3 INHIBITS
* *** ——> both go to the H+/K+ pump
H2 blocker
Onset relief
Effects
How much acid decrease
0.5hr-2hr (shorter then PPI, and longer then antiacids)
Decrease acid + heal ulcers in 4-8weeks*
20%-50% acid
H2 blocker
Adverse effects
And specifically one of these drugs has something
- GI related
- Some CNS
= CIMETIDINE: decreased testosterone binging to androgen R —> weak androgen effect and gynomastia (men) + glactorrhea (women), and Neutro/thrombopenia
H2 blocker
Drug interactions
** only cimetidine : inhibits CYTP450 = MANY drug- drug interactions
H2 blocker contraindication
Pregnancy , not nizatidine if needed
PPI MOA Time relief Acid reduction Effects
Covalent inhibition of H+/K+ pump
Longer then H2s
50% - 90% acid
Lower acid + heal ulcers in 4-8 weeks