Agents For PUD And GERD - Dr. Segars Flashcards

1
Q

3 H2 Receptor Antagonists

A
  1. Cimetidine
  2. Famotidine
  3. Nizatidine
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2
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4 proton pump inhibitors

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  1. Lansoprazole (Dexlansoprazole)
  2. Omeprazole (esomeprazole)
  3. Pantoprazole
  4. Rabeprazole
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3
Q

Surface Acting Agent

1

A

Sucralfate

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4
Q

PGE1 Analogs

1

A

Misoprostol

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5
Q

Bismuth Compound

1

A

Bismuth Subsalicylate

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6
Q

Parietal cell receptors on side facing to BS (basal)

A
  1. M3
  2. CCK2
  3. H2
  4. EP3 (PGE stimulated)
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7
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Parietal cell receptors on side facing into lumen of stomach (apical)

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  1. Cl- and K+ channel

2. H+/K+ ATPase (pumps H+ to lumen, PP inhibitors come here)

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8
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Superficial epithelial cell receptors facing out towards BS (basal)

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  1. EP3 (PGE)

2. M

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9
Q

Superficial epithelial cell receptors facing in towards lumen (apical)

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  1. Mucus out

2. HCO-3 out

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10
Q

What 2 pathways are in the parietal cell and which receptor activates which

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  1. Ca+2 dependent pathway : M3 and CCK2 (Gastrin)
  2. cAMP dependent pathway : H2 (histamine), EP3 INHIBITS
    * *** ——> both go to the H+/K+ pump
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11
Q

H2 blocker
Onset relief
Effects
How much acid decrease

A

0.5hr-2hr (shorter then PPI, and longer then antiacids)
Decrease acid + heal ulcers in 4-8weeks*
20%-50% acid

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12
Q

H2 blocker
Adverse effects
And specifically one of these drugs has something

A
  1. GI related
  2. Some CNS
    = CIMETIDINE: decreased testosterone binging to androgen R —> weak androgen effect and gynomastia (men) + glactorrhea (women), and Neutro/thrombopenia
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13
Q

H2 blocker

Drug interactions

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** only cimetidine : inhibits CYTP450 = MANY drug- drug interactions

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14
Q

H2 blocker contraindication

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Pregnancy , not nizatidine if needed

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15
Q
PPI 
MOA
Time relief 
Acid reduction 
Effects
A

Covalent inhibition of H+/K+ pump
Longer then H2s
50% - 90% acid
Lower acid + heal ulcers in 4-8 weeks

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16
Q

PPI
adverse effects main
And and effects rare

A
  1. GI and some CNS

2. CDAD : C. Diff Associated D = NEED TO STOP MEDICATION

17
Q

Risk of CDAD

A

When taking PPI

  • AKI
  • Osteoporosis, bone fracture
  • MI, CAD
18
Q

PPI

Drug interactions

A

Omeprazole : CYP450 inhibitor = MANY drug-drug interactions

19
Q

PPI

Contraindications

A

Pregnancy, not omeprazole if needed

20
Q

Sucralfate
MOA
Effect

A
  1. Cross links acid making sticky polymer that sticks to epithelial cells around an ulcer crater = prevents acid to ulcer sites
  2. Can stimulate PGEs, + HEAL ULCERS
21
Q

Sucralfate

Used specifically mostly for

A

Duodenal ulcer

Can be for aphthous ulcer, mucositis, stomatitis, radiation elder, bile reflux

22
Q

Sucralfate
Adverse effects
Contraindication

A
  1. Constipation (form Al(OH)3 made*)

2. Renal failure due to aluminum in the drug

23
Q

Sucralfate

Drug interactions

A

Not known, still take after 2hrs of another drug (you take this dru 4 times a day**)

24
Q

Misoprostol
MOA
Effects
Time

A

Agonist to PGE
Reduce acid from parietal cells + CYTOPROTECTION (by increasing mucosal defense also)
Less then PPI and H2

25
Q

Misoprostol

When do you give this mostly

A

Prevention for someone taking NSAIDs
= also for cervical ripening
= post-partum hemorrhaging

26
Q

Misoprostol
Adverse effects
Contraindication

A
  1. GI and some CNS

2. PREGNANCY : will induce contractions**, IBD

27
Q

Bismuth compounds Subsalicylate
MOA
Off brand names
Used for

A
  1. Anti-microbial actions, prevent microbe attachment to mucosa, anti-D also
  2. Pesto-Bismol, Kaopectate
  3. H. Pylori
28
Q

Bismuth compounds Subsalicylate

Adverse effects

A

** Black stools (not blood, if form is normal), constipation

29
Q

Bismuth compounds Subsalicylate

D-D interactions

A

MANY, take 2hrs after another drug

30
Q

Bismuth compounds Subsalicylate

  1. Relative contraindications
  2. Absolute contraindications
A
  1. pt with anti-plt and anti-coag, Revere renal problems

2. GI bleeding, Salicylate hypersensitivity