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Anti Emetics And Anti Diaherreal Flashcards

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What are anti emetics drugs

A

Drugs that prevent vomiting

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2
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The vomiting center contains what type of receptors

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Serotonin receptors
Neurokinin receptors
Dopamine receptor
Muscarinic receptors

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Loperamide is a drug used to
And it’s mechanism of action

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It is an anti diahreeal drugs

It inhibits Mu and delta receptors of the enteric nerve of the git
Reducing GIT motility

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Serotonin antagonist drugs for anti emesis is

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Ondansetron
Palonosetron
Granisetron
Dolasertron

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What anti emetic drugs in the serotonin antagonist drugs is given by IV and has the longest half life

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Palonosetron

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Corticosteroids anti emetic drugs include

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Dexamethasone
Methyl prednisolone

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Dexamethasone mechanism of action is

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An anti emetic drugs that enhances serotonin antagonist drug

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Function of each drugs

Fosaprepitant
Ondasetron
Loperamide
Dexamethasone

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1) a neurokinin antagonist drugs in anti emetic
2) a serotonin antagonist in anti emetics
3) an antidiahreal drugs that reduce GIT motility
4) a corticosteroids drugs that induce serotonin antagonist drugs in anti emetics

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Promethazine, prochlorperazine, thiethylperazine mechanism of action

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Is an anti emetic drugs that inhibit Muscarinic and dopamine receptors in the vomiting center

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Scopolamine is what drugs

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An anti emetic drugs that inhibit Muscarinic receptors

Acts in motion sickeness

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Metroclopromide is what type of drug and it’s mechanism of action ??

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Anti emetic drugs that inhibit dopamine

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Benzodiazepines is what type of drug

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An anti psychotic drug used to treat vomiting by inhibiting dopamine

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Benzodiazepines drugs used to treat vomiting includes

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Lorazepam and diazepam

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Diphenoxylate is a drug used to treat

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Diahreeal by reducing git motility

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Bismuth salicylate is a drug used to treat

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Diahreeal

Does it by causing more reabsorption of water in the git

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Anti diahreeal drugs that increase water reabsorption include

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Bismuth salicylicate
Carboxymethyl cellulose
Calcium polycarbophil

17
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Tuberculosis drugs include ( STRIPE)

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Streptomycin
Rifampicin
Isoniazid
Pyrazinamide
Ethabutamol

18
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Drugs used to treat bile acid inducing diahreeal is

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Colesystramine
Colestipol
Colesevalam

19
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Diahreeal drugs that are bulk increasing and hygroscopic are

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Calcium polycarpohil
Carboxymethyl cellulose

20
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Loperamide and diphenoxylate moa

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The Inhibit Mu and delta receptor of the enteric plexus thereby inhibiting motility

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