Agitation Flashcards
Carbamazepine
Oral contraceptive Lovastatin Meperidine Morphine Nifedipine Oxycodone Trazodone
Divalproex
Lamotrigine
Lorazepam
Trazodone
Priapism
TCA
Anticholinergic effect
Monitoring require
ECG abnormalities (caution in patient with cardiovascular disease and arrhythmias)
Mirtazepine
Weight gain
Sedation
Maoi (phenelzine)
Edema
Lithium
Interac with NSAID Ace Arb Thiazide diuretic Require stable salt and caffeine intake S/E: GI upset and polyuria
Atypical
Side effect
Extrapyramid ( reduce in 2nd generation) unless use as high dose
GI
Heart problems (stroke) ( on quetiapine, risperidone/olanzapine)
Weight gain ( issue for 2 nd generation )
-due to abnormality glucose
-hyperlipidemia ( clozapine and olanzapine) Cl with diabetes
-high triglyceride ( Quetiapine)
Ssri
S/e
GI cns
Sexual dysfunction
MAOI
Edema
Can induce hypertension
Divalproex
Weight gain (antiepileptic) Polycystic ovary syndrome Hyperammonemia
Clozapine (atypical)
Require regular blood monitor
Cardiovascular side effect
Antipsychotic ( 1 st generation)
NMS ( for 1 and 2nd generation ) cause muscle restless ( might damage the muscle)( autonomic dysfunction which is irregulars HR,etc)
Sedation and cognitive (problem with remembering認知障礙
( anticholingeric and anticonvulsant) worse the cognitive
TD ( dyskinesia) uncontrolled movement ( with initial treatment)
Cardiovascular problem
Endocrine and sexual problem
Hyperprolactinemia ( high prolactin ) like milk product when not pregnant
-Fertility problem
-Irregular menstrual
Clonazepam and diazepam
Long acting
Could use for switching from benzo withdrawal
Benzo
Short acting ( give greater risk of fall especially in elderly)
Better with the lorazepam for elderly
Flurazepam and nitrazepam ( give hangover)
Triazolam ( only help to fall asleep but not to maintenance the sleep and cause memory loss ( amnesia) not suitable for elderly )
Oxazepam (take 60-90 mins before slow absorption good for maintenance)
If use for long term( heart problem like hypertension or seizure might occur)
Zopliclone
Effect the taste
L-tryptophan
S/E:Serotonin syndrome
MAOI
Antidepressant (SSRI,SNRI,TCA)
Opioid
Could give s/c serontonin syndrome
Clonidine
Alpha adrenergic anoints
Treat for hypertension,ADHD,withdrawal symptoms from alcohol or opioid)
Can treat for smoking cessation for those who have hypertension ( anything that treat for heart can give hypotension as s/E)
CI with TCA.
Uncommon side effect: memory problem
Trazodone
Antidepressant Serotonin agonist ( can be use for insomnia) Can use to lower BP and HR S/E: priapism
Bupropion ( Wellbutrin /Zyban)
Noephirphine and dopamine reuptake inhibitor?
S/E:insomnia difficult concentrate
Eating disorder/ seizure
Buspirone
Azapirones
Switch for benzo
(Those couldn’t take benzo for the general anxiety disorder)
Pregabalin and gabapentin
Antiepileptic
S/E:unsteady gait(walk)
Edema
For not general seizure
Atomoxetine
Norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor
SSRI
Sexual dysfunction
GI and CNS effect
Thiamine
For alcohol withdrawal
Eating disorder to prevent wernick of
Ergotamine
Vasoconstriction
Tristan’s
Chest discomfort
Nasal formulation S/E: taste disturbance
Do not use if any cardiac symptoms\
Flunarizine ( CCB)
S/E:
Depression
EPS
Constipation
Phenytoin
Antiepileptic
Increase body hair
Gingival hyperplasia ( over growth of gum)
Antiemetic
EPS (Parkinson’s like symptoms )
CI:alcohol
Beta blocker
Depression
CI:antacid , contraindicate with pulmonary and cardiac disease
NSAID
CI: antihypertensive
Prednisone
CI:diabetes ,peptic ulcer
Quinine sulfate
Visual impaire ,fatal thrombocytopenia
Dopamine agonists
Daytime sleepiness (attack of sleep),heart problem Personality change
bromocriptine
Cardiac and Pulmonary fibrosis
Pergolide
Cardiac valve fibrosis
amantidine
Leg edema
Antiepileptic
Hypersensitive syndrome (monitor cbc and liver serum) Watch out for blood and liver
Iminostibene derivatives
Neutropenia
Hyponatremia
CI: contraceptive
May worse absence seizure
Ethosuximide ( suinimide derivative)
For absence seizure only
Vigabatrin
Vision problem
Ciprofloxacin
Photosensitive
Abdominal pain
Aminoglycoside (eye drop)
Conjunctivitis
Carbonic anhydride inhibitor
brinzolamide>dorzolamide>acetazolamide and methazolamide
Should not use in patient with sulfonamide allergy
S/E: GI and CNS ,renal and paresthesia ( hand) mainly for acetazolamide and methazolamide ( for emergency use only)
antihistamine
caution in glaucoma patient due to anticholingeric effect
synthroid
interaction with iron supplement ( decrease absorption of T4)
Sibutramine
Satiety enhancer
SNRI
Increase heart rate and BP
Orlistat
Fecal urgency
CI :decreased absorption of soluble vitamins (take 2 hrs apart)
Rimonabant
Block CB-1 receptor
Endocannabonid system
Suppress food intake
S/E depression and n&v
Statin
S/E:Muscle pain
Liver toxicity
Niacin
Side effect flushing (red face)
Gout
ACE
S/E: dry cough , angioedema (ARB)
NSAID , corticosteroid,stimulant
Can indue hypertension
Drink
9 per week for women
14 per week for men
Beta blocker
Use for patient less than 60
Ineffective use as cardiovascular prevention for smoker
Avoid in sever peripheral arterial disease
Avoid in asthma patient
Taper the dose before D/C
S/E: depression, heart failure
CCB
Diuretic
ARB
Use for patient over 60
ACE
1st line for diabetes, history of MI, heart failure, kidney disease
Teratogenic for pregnancy ( ARB)
Not recommend as initial therapy for black people
S/E: dry cough
( drug that end with ‘’pril’’ like ramipril)
Treat patient with renal dysfunction
Loop diuretic
Can use for renal impairment ( serum creatine greater than 150)
Diabetes with nephropathy
Use ACE or ARB
Heart failure
Avoid nondihydropyridine CCB ( diltiazem ,verapamil)
Patient with bilateral or unilateral renal artery stenosis disease
Avoid ACE/ARB
Diuretic
S/E: hypotension,hypokalemia, muscle cramp
Ineffective in those with ClCr less than 30
Metolazone
Diuretic ( effective in moderate to sever renal dysfunction)
Beta blocker nonselective
Nadolol
Timolol
Propranlol
Beta blocker selective B1
Metoprolol
Atenolol
Bisoprolol
Beta blocker with aplpha blocking activity
Labetalol
S/E: edema
ARB
Drug end with ‘’sartan’’ like candesartan
Cause Renal dysfunction an hyperkalemia (same as ACE)
Require close monitoring of creatine,potassium
CCB( dihydropyridine)
Edema
Not recommend for STEMI patient
Cholesterol greater than 3.5
Treat with statin therapy
Ticlopidine
Antiplalet
( last choice) a lot of S/E :neutropenia ,thrombocytopenia,thrombotic
Nitrate
S/E: headache,syncope ( faint) there for sit when taking the sublingual tab
Levocabastin
Nasal antihistamine
Ipratropium ( atrovent)
Antimuscarine short acting
Broncho Muscle dilation and decrease mucus secretion
Treat for COPD / running nose
Oxybutin
Selective M3 receptor
Primary receptor in bladder ( help to hold the bladder for urine)
SABA ( fenoterol,salbutamol,terbutaline)
S/E: tachycardia,palpitations
High dose may lead to hypokalemia and tremor
Singular
S/E: headache
Theophylline
Serum level should be measure ( between 55-85)
Drug level increase if patient stop smoking
S/E:Abdominal cramps
Ketotifen
Adjunctive anti-inflammatory
Tetracycline
Cyclin ( think about the bicycle )
Contraception pills become less effective
Also empty stomach and 30 min sit after taking, no calcium
Oxygen (55-59)
Give oxygen therapy ….resting oxygen should be 65-80
Cephalosporin
S/E: GI intolenrance
Metronidazole
Steven Johnson syndrome ( red skin and peeling)
Taste and urine discolour
Sulfonamide ( stop folic acid synthesis) sun,high urin ( very dry) so drink a lot of water and folic acid daily
Tetracycline ( stop protein synthesis)
Fluroquinolone ( for UTI and peunomia)
Beta blocker
Use for general all patient with NSTEMI
Potassium sparing
Don’t use if creatine serum greater than 221
Potassium greater than 5
Creatine clearance less than 30