ALL PHARM Flashcards
(311 cards)
1
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what are CCBs used for?
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HTN, arrythmias
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what are ACE-inhibitors used for?
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uncomplicated HTN, good choice for 55+
3
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what are beta blockers used for?
A
HTN, arrythmias
4
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diltiazem drug class
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CCB
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amlodipine drug class
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CCB (DIHYDROPYRIDINE)
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CI/AEs CCBs
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AE: constipation (verapamil), worsening angina/MI with initiation (amplodipine)
CI: pregnancy, CHF
NonDHP CCBs (diltiazem, verapamil) - conduction issues; can slow HR and interfere w conduction
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are there any adverse effects or CI for amlodipine?
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CI: preg, CHF (all CCB)
AEs: depletes potassium
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verapamil drug class
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CCB
9
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CI diltiazem
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pregnancy, CHF (all CCB)
10
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are there any adverse effects or CI for verapamil?
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CI: pregnancy, CHF (all CCB)
AE: depletes vitamin E
11
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what are the beta blockers? which are the specific B1 BBs?
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-olols
B1 specific: atenolol, metoprolol
12
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CIs of beta blockers
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asthma
diabetes
AV bloc/sinus Brady/sick sinus syndrome
13
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AEs beta blockers
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rebound HTN if not tapered properly
14
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what are the ACE inhibitors?
A
-prils
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are there any adverse effects and/or CIs for ACE-inhibitors?
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CI: pregnancy, angioedema, BL renal artery stenosis, valsartan
AE: dry persistent cough, hyperkalemia, edema, dizziness, renal impairment
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what are the ARBs used for?
A
uncomplicated HTN
often used if someone is having ACEi SEs
17
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what are the ARBs?
A
-sartans
18
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are there any AEs or CI for ARBs?
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CI: pregnancy
AE: hyperkalemia, headache, dizziness
Avoid abrupt discontinuation
19
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what are the alpha 2 agonists?
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clonidine
20
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what is clonidine used for?
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emergency BP lowering
21
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clonidine AE/CIs
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AE: constipation, N/V, unable to stay awake
dec peripheral resistance > mental depression, swelling of lower limbs
CI: liver dz, MAO inhibitors, rebound HTN
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what are the alpha 1 antagonists?
A
-zosins
23
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what are alpha 1 antagonists (alpha blockers) used for?
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HTN, BPH (dec norepi > dec sys resistance)
24
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are there any AEs or CIs for alpha 1 antagonists?
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AE: syncope (1st dose), anesthia, rare priapism or ED
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what are the sympathomimetics? what are they used for?
epinephrine
HF, bradycardia, stabilization before pacemaker implantation
26
what are the K wasting diuretics?
thiazide (HCTZ)
furosemide (loop)
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aer there any CI or AE for the K wasting diuretics?
CI: sulfonamide drugs
AE: hypokalemia, hypertriglyceridemia, inc risk gout, hyperglycemia
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what are the K sparing diuretics?
triamterene
spironolactone
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what drug class are the statins?
HMG CoA Reductase inhibitors
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what is cholesevalam?
bile sequestrant
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what is gemfibrozil?
fibrate; decrease FFA uptake by liver > lowers VLDL
may inc HDL
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are there any AEs or CIs for gemfibrozil?
AE: inc homocysteine, DVT, SOB, PE, hemoptysis/URI
CI: liver dz, renal dz, gallbladder dz
Require dose reductions with renal insufficiency
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what is ezetimibe?
cholesterol absorption inhibitor
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are there any adverse effects or CIs for ezetimibe?
CI: severe liver disease, cyclosporine, fibrates, pregnancy
AE: inc LFTs (esp with statins), diarrhea, URI, myalgias
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what are the antiarrythmics?
class I - Na ch blockers: lidocaine, flecicaine
class III - k channel blockers: amiodarone
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are there any AEs or CI for class I antiarrythmics?
CI: amiodarone, CYP450, digoxin, fluoxetine, paroxetine
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are there any AEs or CI for class III antiarrythmics?
AEs: pulmonary toxicity, hyper/hypo thyroid, AV block, bradycardia, tremors, blue skin, liver enzyme fluctuations
short term use only, many toxicities ** BB warning
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what is digoxin?
glycoside; used for HF and afib (rate control)
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are there any AEs or CIs for digoxin?
AE: dizziness, N/V/D, headache
CI: vfib, AV block, CCB, BB, potassium wasters, abx, amiodarone, quinidine
low K inc MOA digoxin so monitor levels
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what are the cardiac vasodilators/nitrates?
nitroglycerin
hydralazine
isosorbide monocitrate
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are there any AEs or CI for the cardiac vasodilators/nitrates?
AE: headache, flushing, tolerance, upset stomach
CI: PDE5 inh (sildenafil)
NG CI in sx hypotension, severe anemia, inc ICP, marked Brady or tachy
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are there any AEs or CI for hydralazine?
AE: N/V, anorexia; prolonged use can cause reversible lupus, deplete B6, and inc hypotensive effects of BP drugs/alcohol
CI: CAD, mitral valve RHD
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are there any AEs or CI for isosorbide monocitrate?
CI: PDE inhibitors like sildenafil
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what is a risk of IV potassium chloride?
AP termination > death
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what is benzoyl peroxide usually used for and what is its MOA?
comolytic, bactericidal
acne
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what is isotretinoin usually used for and what is its MOA?
dec sebum; acne
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are there any CIs or AEs for isotretinoin?
black box warning for birth defects
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what is tretinoin usually used for and what is its MOA?
synth vit A; acne
flammable
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what are topical sterids typically used for in dermatology?
eczema
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mometasone drug class and uses
topical steroids; eczema, asthma, hay fever
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fluocinonide drug class and uses
topical steroid; eczema
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triamcinolone drug class and uses
topical steroid; eczema
stronger and longer lasting
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clobetasol proprionate drug class and uses
topical steroid; eczema
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are there any AEs or CIs for clobetasol proprionate?
AEs: systemic absorption can lead to reversible HPA axis suppresion >
cushings, hyperglycemia, glucosuria, thinning skin/elasticity
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mupirocin drug class and uses
topical antimicrobial; MRSA, impetigo, wounds
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sulfacetamide drug class and uses
antimicrobial; acne, seb derm
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permethrin drug class and uses
scabies, lice
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are there any AEs or CIs for permethrin?
AEs: pruritis, edema, rash, burning
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calcipotriol drug class and uses
synthetic vit D; psoriasis
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are there any CIs or AEs for calcipotriol?
CI: do not use on face
AEs: vit D toxicity, hypercalcemia, dermatitis
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adalimumab drug class and uses
TNF inhibitor; inflammation modulation
psoriasis, IBD
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selenium disulfide drug class and uses
used for dandruff, seb derm, tinea
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imiquimod drug class and uses
immunomodulator; act keritosis, genital warts
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are there any AEs or CIs of imiquimod?
AEs: local inflammation, flu like sx
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MOA botox
blocks Ach from NMJ
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ipillimumab drug class and uses
antineoplastic; melanoma
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are there any AEs or CIs for ipillimumab?
CIs: pregnancy, chronic infections, MS, immunosuppressed
test for TB before initiation
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bupivacaine drug class and uses
long acting Na inhibitor; anesthetic
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procaine drug class and uses
short acting Na inhibitor; anesthetic
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olopatadine drug class and uses
opth H1 antagonist; allergic conjunctivitis
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atropine drug class and uses
parasympathoLYTIC; blocks Ach
cycloplegia (accomodation) and mydriasis (pupil dilation)
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nepafenac drug class and uses
NSAID; pain and inflammation post cataract surgery
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cyclosporine drug class and uses
opth; chronic dry eyes, scleroderma, sjogrens (oral form used for organ rejection prevention)
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latanoprost drug class and uses
opth; PG analog; dec IOP by inc aq humor outflow
ocular HTN, glaucoma
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timolol drug class and uses
BB that dec aq hum formation; glaucoma, ocular HTN
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are there any AEs or CIs for timolol?
CI: COPD, bronchial asthma, bradycardia, AV block
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pilocarpine drug class and uses
cholinergic agonist; inc outflow aq humor
glaucoma, dry mouth
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sulfacetimide drug class and uses
abx; conjunctivitis, superficial ocular infxn, acne, seb derm
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are there any AEs or CIs for pilocarpine?
AEs: poor low light vision, retinal detachment, iritis
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gentamicin drug class and uses
conjunctivitis, kerativitis, corneal ulcers, blepharitis
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erythromycin drug class and uses
superficial ocular lesions
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DHEA actions
Inc estrogen and testosterone
Dec cortisol
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Testosterone is a schedule ___ drug
III
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Testosterone is used in what scenarios
Testosterone <300
Gender affirming care
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AE testosterone
Transfer to female partner
Peliosis hepatic (blood cysts in liver/spleen)
Liver tumors
Inc LDL
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E1 name and uses
Estrone
Menopause
Osteoporosis prophylaxis
Marker for menopause and post CA
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E2 name, forms, and uses
Estradiol
Oral, patch, transdermal
Menopause, osteoporosis
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E3 name, uses
Estriol
Menopause
Protective
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What estrogen is highest in pregnancy?
Estriol (E3)
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What is the strongest natural estrogen?
Estradiol (E2)
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What is the weakest natural estrogen?
Estriol (E3)
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Conjugated estrogens are used for what conditions
Menopause
Breast CA
AUB
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What is pregnenolone? What is it used to treat?
Precursor steroid;
Memory issues
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Oral micronized progesterone; what is it and what is it used for?
Progestin
Contraception
Amenorrhea
PMS
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Levonorgestrel; what is it and what is it used for?
Plan B, Mirena
Progestin;
Contraceptive
Menorrhagia
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Medroxyprogesterone acetate; what is it and what is it used for?
Depo; progestin
Contraception
Endo
Prevention of endometrial hyperplasia with use of exogenous estrogen
AUB
Secondary amenorrhea
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Norethindrone; what is it and what is it used for?
Progestin only contraceptive
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Megestrol acetate; what is it and what is it used for?
Progestin;
Appetite stimulation
Cachexia
Breast/endo CA
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What do the combined oral contraceptives contain? What is included in this class?
Estrogen/progestin
- / ethinyl estradiol
Drospirenone -
Norgestimate -
Norelgestromin -
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CI / AEs of combined oral contraceptives
CI:
smokers
>35
Inc GB dz
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Leuprolide class/action and uses
Inhibits gonadotropin release
Tx: endo, fibroids
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Clomiphene class/action and uses
Binds to estrogen receptors/ stim ovulation
Tx;
infertility in PCOS
Psychogenic amenorrhea
Post OCs
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CI/AEs clomiphene
Potential for ovarian hyperstimulation and liver dysfunction
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Metronidazole class/action and uses
Bactericidal;
BV, PID
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HCG class/action and uses
Preg test, induce ovulation
Stimulation test for hypogonadism/male infertility
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Finasteride class and uses
5 alpha reductase inhibitor (inh testosterone > DHT)
Tx:
Urinary retention
BPH
Hair loss
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Alpha 1 antagonists suffix and uses
-zosins and tamulosin
HTN/BPH
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Alpha 1 antagonists AE/CIs
AE: syncope (1st dose), priapism,ED,asthenia, intraoperative floppy iris sydrome during cataract surgery, abnormal erections/ejaculation
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How does tamulosin differ from the rest of the alpha 1 antagonists?
Not a -zosin
More selective for urinary over BP
Tx: urinary retention, BPH
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Phenazopyridine class, uses
Urinary analgesic for pain, burning, urgency, frequency
1st line for IC
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Phenazopyridine AE/CIs
AE:
Discolored contacts
Orange urine
Interferes with UA results
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Sildenafil class and uses
Phosphoest. Type 5 inhibitor
ED
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Sildenafil AE/CIs
AE:
Flushing, sudden cardiac death, vision loss
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Bethanechol class/uses
PS mimetic
Tx:
Urinary retention
Dry mouth
Post Op/PP retention
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Bethanechol AE/CIs
CI:
Drug/drug with other PSmimetics (such as pilocarpine)
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Anticholinergics/Ach antagonists urinary uses
Overactive bladder
Spastic conditions
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What are the anticholinergics/ACh antagonists?
Tolterodine
Oxybutynin
Solifenacin
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CI/AEs anticholinergics/ACh antagonists
AE: dry mouth, dry eyes, constipation, HA, dizziness
CI: narrow angle glaucoma, gastric/uro retention
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What anticholinergics/ACh antagonists are more/less likely to have SEs?
Oxybutynin = inc incidence
Solifenacin = dec incidence
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What medications are used for DM2?
Canagliflozin
Dulaglutide
Exenatide
Livaglutide
Glyburide
Metformin
Pioglitazone
Sitaglipsin
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Canaglifozin drug class, MOA, uses
SGLT2 antagonist; dec reabsorbed filtered glucose
DM2
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Canagliflozin AE/CIs
AE: UTI, dehydration, DKA, bladder cancer, hyperkalemia, wt loss, yeast infections
CI: CKD, recurrent UTI, dialysis
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Dulaglutide class/MOA/uses
Incretic mimetic (dec blood glucose)
DM2
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Dulaglutide CI/AEs
BB warning: thyroid C cell tumors
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Exenatide class/uses
GLP1 receptor agonist
DM2
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Liraglutide class/MOA/uses
GLP1 receptor agonist; long acting
Inc glucose dependent insulin section, dec inappropriate glucagon secretion, slows gastric emptying
Dec A1C 1% in DM2
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Glyburide class/MOA/uses
Sulfonylurea; inc insulin
Dec A1C 1-2% in DM2
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CI/AEs Glyburide
AE: hypoglycemia, wt gain, GI upset, skin rxns, photosensitivity
CI: DKA, sulfa allergy
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Metformin class/MOA/uses
Biguanide; dec glucose production in liver and dec intestinal absorption of glucose, improves insulin sensitivity by inc peripheral glucose uptake
Dec A1C by 1.5-2% in DM2
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Metformin AE/CIs
AE: lactic acidosis, GI complaints, dec B12 absorption
CI: CKD, acute/chronic metabolic acidosis
**BB warning for lactic acidosis inc risk in pts with acute HF, dehydration, hepatic/renal impairment, sepsis, or excessive alcohol use
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Pioglitazone class/MOA/uses
Thiazolidinedione; inc target cell response to insulin, dec hepatic gluconeogenesis
Dec A1C by 2& in DM2
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Pioglitazone AE/CI
CI: dont use with exogenous insulin, active bladder cancer, renal/hepatic dysfunction **BB warning may cause/worsen HF
AE: URI, wt gain, hypoglycemia, peripheral edema
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Sitagliptin class/MOA/uses
DPP4 inhibitor; prolongs active incretin (inc insulin sec) for glucose regulation
DM2
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AE/CI Sitagliptin
AE: flu like sx, hypoglycemia with other DM2 meds, pancreatitis, rash, edema
CI: renal insufficiency
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Name the types of insulin, their time of onset, and duration of effect
Glargine: long acting: 12 hr onset, 20-24 hr effect
Lispro: rapid acting: 10-20 min onset, 3 hr effect
Regular: rapid acting: 30-60 min onset, 5 hr effect
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Fludocortisone uses
Adrenal hypoplasia, Addisons
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Glucagon uses
Tx hypoglycemia
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Bromocriptine class/uses
Dopamine agonist
Tx neuro disorders, acromegaly
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Furosemide class/uses
K wasting loop diuretic
HTN/siADH
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Lugol’s solution components/uses
Elemental iodine and potassium iodide
LOW dose tx HYPOthyroid
HIGH dose tx HYPERthyroid
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USP thyroid components/use
Pig T3/T4
Hypothyroidism
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Levothyroxine class/uses/CI
T4; hypothyroidism
CI: uncorrected adrenal insufficiency, acute MI, thyrotoxicosis
**BB warning ineffective when used for wt loss and potentially toxic, esp if euthyroid
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Liothyronine class/uses
T3;
Tx myxedema coma
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Methimazole class/uses
Inhibits synthetic thyroid hormone
Tx hyperthyroid
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Methimazole CI/AE
CI: 1st trimester
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Propylthiouracil class/MOA/uses
Inhibits thyroid peroxidase and conversation of T4>T3 in periphery
Tx: thyroid storm
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Propylthiouracil AE/CIs
AE: inc AST/ALT, fatal hepatotoxicity
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Apixaban class/uses
Oral anticoagulant for nonvalvular a fib
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Aspirin uses
NSAID traditional use
Anticoagulation
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Clopidogrel class/uses
Platelet aggregation inhibitor
Tx atherosclerosis, MI, stroke, PAD, prevention of thrombotic complications
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Clopidogrel AE/CIs
CI: erythromycin, NSAIDs, anticoagulants, breastfeeding, renal/liver dz, pts with hx TIA/stroke, **BB warning to avoid in poor CYP450 metabolizers (ineffective)
AE: bleeding/bruising, rash, pruritis, abdominal pain/GI issues, TTP
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Heparin class/MOA/uses
Anticoagulant; LOW dose inhibitors factor Xa, HIGH dose inactivates factors VIII, IX, X, XII, XII, thrombin, and inhibits fibrinogen > fibrin
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Heparin CI/AEs
CI: estrogens, erythromycin, warfarin
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Warfarin class/MOA/uses
Anticoagulant; interferes with hepatic synthesis of vitamin K
Stroke prevention (a fib/flutter), DVT/PE
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Phytonadione class/MOA/uses
Synthetic vit K1; tx blood clots
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Phytonadione CI/AE
CI: warfarin
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Enoxaparin class/MOA/uses
Anticoagulant; inhibits factor Xa, doesnt inc Pt or Ptt
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Enoxaparin CI/AEs
Spinal/epidermal hematomas
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Dabigaltran class/MOA/uses
Anticoagulant, direct thrombin inhibitor
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Dabigaltran AE/CIs
AE: GI upset due to inc acidification
CI: p-glycoprotein pump inhibitors (quinidine, verapamil, amiodarone)
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rivaroxaban class/MOA/uses
Anticoagulant; inhibitors factor Xa, platelet activation, and fibrin clot
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Rivaroxaban CI/AEs
CI: liver dz, end stage kidney dz
BB warning: do NOT discontinue without speaking to dr due to inc risk stroke!
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Desmopressin class/MOA/uses
DDAVD/syn vesmopressin
Inc renal permeability to h20 > dec urine vol > inc osmolality
Tx: DI, coagulation disorders
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Pentoxifylline class/MOA/uses
Xanthine derivative/PDE inh (dec blood viscosity)
Tx: PAD, dec pain/numbness/weakness in extremities
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Pentoxifylline AE/CIs
AE: GI upset
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Alprostadil class/MOA/uses
Vasodilator, PG; tx ED, congenital heart defects
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Epoetin Alfa class/MOA/uses
Stimulates erythropoiesis
Tx anemia of chronic disease, use with CA therapy
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DMPS class/MOA/uses
Chelator of gold, mercury, arsenic
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DMPS CI/AE
CI: liver insufficiency, pregnancy cat C
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DMSA class/MOA/uses
Chelates lead, mercury, arsenic, gold
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DMSA CI/AE
CI: pregnancy cat C
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Edetate calcium disodium class/MOA/uses
Chelates lead (out of bone), calcium, zinc, manganese, and iron
Tx: lead poisoning, hypercalcemia, CAD, digoxin arrhythmias
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Edetate calcium disodium CI/AEs
CI: renal failure, hypokalemia, hypokalemia, pregnancy cat B
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Deferoxamine class/MOA/uses
Chelates iron
Tx: hemochromatosis, thalassemia, aluminum toxicosis with dialysis
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Deferoxamine CI/AEs
AE: neurotoxic long term, inc risk cataracts
CI: kidney dz, pregnancy category C
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Penicillamine class/MOA/uses
Chelates copper, mercury, lead(urine); dec IgM RF
Tx: Wilson’s, cyst inertia, RA / used w heparin in IVF
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Penicillamine CI/AE
AE: skin lesions (long term use), leukopenia, aplastic anemia
CI: penicillin allergy, renal dz, synergistic toxicity with gold, chloroquine, phenylbutisone; pregnancy category C
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Anastrazole class/MOA/uses
Aromatase inhibitor; irreversible inhibition of estrogen formation from androgen precursors
Tx: infertility, tx/prevent estrogen dependent breast CA
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Anastrazole AE/CI
AE: inc risk osteoporotic fractures
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Atezolizumab class/MOA/uses
Monoclonal ab;
Tx urothelial carcinomas, non small lung CA, hepatocellular carcinoma
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Bicalutamide class/MOA/uses
Non steroidal anti androgen
Tx: stage D2 metastatic carcinoma of the prostate
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Bicalutamide CI/AEs
CI: severe hepatic impairment (long half life)
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Doxorubicin class/MOA/uses
Anthracycline; chemo; topoisomeras inhibitor
Tx: ovarian cancer, AIDS related kaposi sarcoma, multiple myeloma
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Doxorubicin CE/AE
AE: myelosuppresion, cardiotoxicity, liver impairment
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Paclitaxel class/MOA/uses
Mitosis inh;
Tx: metastatic breast CA, lung CA, pancreatic adenocarcinoma
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Paclitaxel AE/CI
AE: neutropenia
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Pembrolizumab class/MOA/uses
SCC tx
187
Vinblastine class/MOA/uses
Vinca alkaloid/mitosis inhibitor
IV use only
Tx: breast CA that is unresponsive to surgery/hormone therapy, Hodgkins
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Trastuzumab class/MOA/uses
Monoclonal ab, HER 2 inhibitor
Tx: HER 2 + breast CA
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Octreotide class/MOA/uses
GH antagonist/somatostatin mimetic; inhibits GH, glucagon, and insulin
Tx: GH receptor tumors, TSH secreting pituitary tumors, carcinoid syndrome, intestinal peptide secreting tumors
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Octreotide AE/CI
AE: cardiac conduction disturbances, arrhythmias, GB sludge, hypo/hyper glycemia
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Thalidomide class/MOA/uses
Inhibits angiogenesis
Tx: leprosy, multiple myeloma, solid and heme malignancies
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Thalidomide AE/CI
Black box warning for birth defects
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Megestrol acetate class/MOA/uses
Progestin with anti estrogenic properties; app stimulation for cachexia, breast/endo CA, OCP
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5-fluorouracil class/MOA/uses
Inhibits DNA/RNA synthesis
Palliative management of carcinoma, narrow margin of therapy
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5-Fluorouracil AE/CI
AE: heme toxicity, GI hemorrhage, death
196
Methotrexate class/MOA/uses
DMARD, immunosuppressant
Tx: breast CA, lung CA, non Hodgkin’s lymphoma
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Valoxifene class/MOA/uses
Anti estrogen effect in uterus and breasts; prevention of breast CA
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Tamoxifen class/MOA/uses
Adjunctive tx of breast CA, DCIS
199
Alkylating agents CI/AEs
BB - cumulative renal toxicity, myelosuppresion, N/V, Ototoxicity, anaphylaxis
200
What are the alkylating agents?
Cisplatin
Cyclophosphamide
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Cisplatin class/MOA/uses
Chemo, cross links DNA
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Cyclophosphamide class/MOA/uses
DMARD, cross links DNA
Tx: cancers of ovaries, blood, breast, lymph, nerves, retinoblastoma
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Statins AE/CI
AE: hepatotoxicity, HA, myalgia, CPK inc
CI: pregnancy, liver dz, avoid grapefruit juice
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Signs of digoxin overdose
Green/yellow halos around eyes
Loss of appetite, confusion, bradycardia, arrhythmias, double vision
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Where along the urinary tract do loop diuretics act?
Ascending loop of henle
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Where along the urinary tract do TZ diuretics act?
DCT
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Where along the urinary tract do K sparing diuretics act?
CD
208
Furosemide CI/AE
CI: anuria, cross reactivity with sulfa drug allergy, ototoxicity
AE: BB warning for profound loss of fluids/electrolytes, hypertriglyceridemia/hyperglycemia, hypokalemia, inc risk gout
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CI/AE K sparing diuretics
AE: inc triglycerides, gynecomastia (spironolactone), skin rash
CI: anuria, renal impairment, hyperkalemia, BB warning for spironolactone for tumor risk
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Warfarin CI/SE
CI: BB warning for major or fatal bleeding!, pregnancy (X)
AE: bleeding, skin necrosis, purple toe syndrome
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What are the direct oral anticoagulants?
Apixaban
Rivaroxaban
Dabigatran
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AE/CI direct oral anticoagulants
CI: mechanical prosthetic heart valves, hepatic impairment **BB warning for pts receiving neuraxial anesthesia or spinal puncture due to risks of hematomas
Premature discontinuation can inc risk thrombotic events
SE: bleeding, anemia, dyspepsia/abdominal pain
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MOA direct oral anticoagulants
Dabigatran - directly inhibits thrombin
Others - factor Xa inhibitors
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CI iron supplementation
Stomach issues, peptic ulcers, UC
Hemochromatosis, hemolytic anemia
215
Folic acid supplementation AE
Flushing, bronchospasm, malaise, skin rash
216
What are the GLP 1 agonists?
Dulaglutide
Liraglutide
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CI/AE of GLP1 agonists?
CI: renal impairment, fhx medullary thyroid cancer/MEN2
AE: inc risk pancreatitis, n/v/d, wt loss
218
AE insulin
Wt gain
Hypoglycemia
Hypokalemia
219
BB warning estrogen or progesterone therapy
Inc risk endometrial CA and breast CA
Inc risk dementia in women >65
220
BB warning testosterone
Secondary exposure in women and children
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CI/AEs 5 alpha reductase inhibitors
CI: women of childbearing age, pregnancy, children
AE: inc risk high grade prostate cancer
222
CI for pharmaceuticals for diarrhea
Acute UC, colitis, bacterial diarrhea (inc risk of toxic megacolon), pregnancy, dehydration
223
Class and uses for loperamide
Opioid analogue; acute nonspecific diarrhea/chronic IBD
224
Class and uses for Diphenoxylate/atropine
Diarrhea opioid; prolongs transit time
225
Class and uses for Octreotide
Somatostatin analogue/GH antagonist
Diarrhea/flushing in cancer
226
Meds for N/V suffixes
-zines (be careful, there are other meds with -salazine)
Diphenhydramine
Ondansetron
Metoclopramide
227
Class and uses for Promethazine
Phenothiazine derivative; antidopaminergic, anticholinergic, antihistamine
Tx motion sickness
228
CI/AE promethazine
AE: CNS depression, post op pain, anticholinergic effects
CI: inc mortality in elderly with dementia induced psychosis
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Class/uses and AE/CI for Meclizine
H1 antagonist; tx motion sickness
AE: CNS depression, sedation
CI: other H1 drugs/CNS depressants
230
Class for diphenhydramine
H1 antagonist
Used for allergic reactions, N/V
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Class and uses for Scopolamine
PS Lytic, tx motion sickness
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AE/CI scopoloamine
AE: drowsiness, xerostomia (dry mouth)
CI: angle closure glaucoma
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Class and uses for Ondansetron
SSR antagonist, 5HT3 receptor blocker
Tx N/V from chemo
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Class and uses for Metoclopramide
Antiemetic; blocks dopamine and serotonin receptors
Tx: GERD, diabetic gastroparesis, N/V from chemo
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AE metoclopramide
Tardive dyskinesia (irreversible) with use > 12 weeks
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Class and uses for Docusate
Stool softener; pulls water into fecal matter
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Class and uses for Sodium phosphate enema
Saline laxative; used before colonoscopy
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List some bulk forming and osmotic supplements
Bulk forming; Psyllium (take w water)
Osmotic: magnesium, vitamin C
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Class and uses for Sucralfate
Pepsin inhibitor
Tx: duodenal ulcers
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Class and uses for Misopristol
Prostaglandin E1 analog
Dec risk of bleeding ulcers due to NSAID use
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CI/AE misopristol
CI: pregnancy (abortifacient)
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Class and uses for Cimetidine
H2 antagonist antacid
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AE/CI cimetidine
Inc serum albendazole concentrations
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PPI sufffixes/names and differences
-prazole
Omeprazole - first rx for GERD
Pantoprazole - IV form available
Lansoprazole - oral diss tablets and suspension
Esomeprazole - longer duration/more bioavailability
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Uses for proton pump inhibitors
GERD
Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
Erosive esophagitis
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AE/CI PPIs
Inc risk hip fractures
B12 malabsorption
Rebound hypersecretion when d/c
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Drug classes used for IBD
Mild-moderate: 5-aminosalicylates
Mod-severe (short term): corticosteroids
Mod-severe with other tx failure: biological/TNF blockers
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Suffixes and names for the 5-aminosalicylates
-Salazine (be careful not to mix up with -zine from N/V meds)
Sulfasalazine
Mesalazine
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What are 5-aminosalicylates used for?
Mild-moderate UC and some forms of CD
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AE 5-aminosalicylates
Gastric distress, HA, N/V, oligospermia, anorexia, fever
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What drug class is used for short-term management of moderate to severe IBD flares?
Corticosteroids
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What corticosteroids are used for IBD flares?
Budesonide (grapefruit inc concentration, echinacea dec)
Prednisone
Prednisolone (better choice than prednisone w liver dz because doesnt require conversion by liver to become active)
Methylprednisone
Dexamethasone (potent, long duration of action)
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CI/AE corticosteroids
Taper to avoid adrenal insufficiency
Long term risks include osteoporosis, weight gain, DM, and inc risk of infection
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AE biologics/TNF blockers
Infection
Lymphoma
Lupus
TB activation
Bone marrow failure
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Class and uses for Adalimumab
TNF blocker, sub Q injection; modulates inflammation
Severe IBD, psoriasis
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Class and uses for Infiximab
TNFa blocker, IV - IBD flares
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AE/CI infiximab
Lupus like syndrome
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Class and uses for Ursodeoxycholic acid
Bile acid supplement
Tx: primary biliary cirrhosis
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AE/CI ursodeoxycholic acid
AE: back pain, arthralgia, arthritis, alopecia, pharyngitis
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Class and uses for Dicyclomine
Anticholinergic, antispasmodic
Dec gastric acid secretion
Tx: IBS
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Class and uses for Hyoscyamine
Inhibits Ach in periphery
Adjunct tx peptic ulcers, neurogenic bladder/bowel/IBS, visceral spasm, spastic bladder, “drying agent” in rhinitis
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AE/CI hyoscyamine/Anticholinergics
CI: glaucoma, obstructive pathologies, severe UC, myasthenia gravis
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Class and uses for Phentermine
SympathoMIMETIC amine
Anoretic; Decreases appetite
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penicillins (class) MOA/uses
inhibits cell wall synthesis
bactericidal
gram + organisms
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penicillin uses/AEs
gram+cocci, anaerobes
syphilis
AE: N/V, rash, seizure anaphylaxis, neurotoxic, nephrotoxic
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amoxicillin class/uses
penicillin
gram+/-
prophylaxis for dental procedures
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are penicillins safe during breastfeeding?
generally yes
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ampicillin class/uses
penicillin
gram+/-
prophylaxis for dental procedures
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amoxicillin/clauvulanate uses
clauv addition makes amoxicillin effective against beta lactamase producing organisms
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cephalosporins MOA/uses/AE
bactericidal, inhibit cell wall synthesis
broad spectrum
AE: maculopapular rash, serum sickness, GI distress
some pts have cross allergy with penicillin
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are cephalosporins safe during breastfeeding?
yes
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cephalexin class/uses
cephalosporin 1st gen
gram - coverage
gets into CSF
URI/GI/cutaneous
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cefuroxime class/uses
2nd gen cephalosporin
more gram -
URI, GI, STI, lyme
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ceftriaxone class/uses
3rd generation cephalosporin
gonorrhea
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chlamydia tx
doxycycline
azithromycin
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cefdinir class/uses
3rd gen cephalosporin
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cefepime class/uses
4th gen cephalosporin
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ceftaroline class/uses
5th gen cephalosporin
MRSA
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tetracyclines MOA & AE
broad spectrum, inhibit protein synthesis
AE: intracranial HTN, GI distress, rash, photosensitivity, prolongs QT, can cause permanent discoloration of teeth enamel in children
CI: pregnancy, children <8, breastfeeding
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are tetracyclines safe for breastfeeding?
NO not safe for pregnancy or breastfeeding
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doxycycline class/uses
tetracycline
chlamydia, lyme, acne, periodontal dz
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minocycline class / uses
same as doxy;
chlamydia, lyme, acne, periodontal dz
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macrolide abx suffix
-romysin
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macrolide MOA/AE
bacteriostatic, target bacterial DNA synthesis
AE: prolong QT interval, acute cholestatic hepatitis
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are macrolides safe during pregnancy/breastfeeding?
NO pregnancy
yes breastfeeding
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azithromycin class/MOA
macrolide, aminoglycoside
bronchitis, non-gonococcal urethritis, cervicitis, chancroid, chlamydia
NOT SAFE IN PREG
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clarithromycin class/MOA
macrolide, aminoglycoside
PUD triple therapy, bronchitis, non-GC urethritis, cervicitis, chancroid
NOT SAFE IN PREGNANCY
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erythromycin class/MOA
macrolide
m pneumonia, pertussis, neonatal c pneumonia, strep throat, URI, gram -
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neomycin/polymixin b/hydrocortisone class/uses and AE/CI
aminoglycoside (neomycin)
otitis externa, other surface infxns
AE: neomycin is OTOTOXIC, can cause perm SN hearing loss
CI: neomycin allergy; dont rec for first time user
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gentamicin class/MOA, AE/CI
aminoglycoside
optic drops; conjunctitivits, iritis, etc
AE: ototoxic
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clindamycin class/MOA and AE/CI
lincosamide; alternative to penicillin
gram + cocci and many anaerobes
AE: c diff
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vancomycin class/MOA
glycopeptide;
vanquish MRSA, infective endocarditis, pseudomembranous colitis from c diff
gram +
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sulfonamides MOA
interfere with bacterial folic acid synthesis
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sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim class/MOA and AE/CI
sulfonamide
UTI, OM, URI, pneumocystis, travelers diarrhea
AE: N/V, rash, seizures, nephrotoxic, hepatic necrosis, dermatitis, **SJS/TEN**
CI: pregnancy/BF, G6PD def, infants with hyperbilirubinemia
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sulfacetamide class/MOA
sulfonamide
acne, seb derm, conjunctivitis, and other superficial infxns
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nitrofurantoin class/MOA, uses, AE/CI
nitrofuran
bacteriostatic at low conc, bactericidal at high
UTI, take w food
CI: G6PD def, last month of pregnancy, BF, renal impairment
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floroquinolones MOA & AE/CI
broad spectrum
AE: BLACK BOX (tendinopathies/achilles tendon rupture), cartilage damage, peripheral neuropathy, ototoxicity
CI: breastfeeding, <18 (can arrest growth plate in children)
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are flouroquinolones safe during breastfeeding?
NO
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ciprofloxacin class/MOA & CI/AE
flouroquinolone *** BB tendinopathy***
broad spectrum; UTI, URI, cutaenous/joint/bone/abdominal infxns
caution: inc risk of nephrotoxicity when used with cyclosporine
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levofloxacin class, MOA, CI/AE
flouroquinolone *** BB tendinopathy***
broad spectrum; UTI, URI, cutaenous/joint/bone/abdominal infxns
caution: inc risk of nephrotoxicity when used with cyclosporine
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rifaximin class/MOA, uses
bacteriostatic abx
inhibits DNA and RNA
c diff, IBS, diarrhea
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antitubercular drugs MOA, AE/CI
inhibits cell wall in mycobacterium tuberculosis
AE: hepatotoxic, nephropathies, GI disturbance, rash, sexual side effects
Caution: must be used long term (12-18 months) which causes severe hepatotoxicity and depletes B6
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what are the antitubercular drugs?
isoniazid
rifampin
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isoniazid flouroquinolone class/MOA/uses
antitubercular; inhibits cell wall synthesis in mycobacterium tuberculosis
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rifampin class/MOA/uses
antitubercular; inhibits cell wall synthesis in mycobacterium tuberculosis
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fluconazole class, uses, AE/CI
triazole antifungal
AE: hepatotoxic
caution: BF with premature infant
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ketoconazole class, uses, AE/CI
triazole antifungal; similar to fluconazole
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nystatin class, uses, AE/CI
antifungal
PO/PV topical for candida; poorly absorbed
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terbinafine class, uses, AE/CI
antifungal; onychomycosis
caution: hepatotoxicity (monitor LFTs)
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what are drugs that require therapeutic drug monitoring?
digoxin
pheytoin
lithium
carbamazepine
theophylline
