Antiemetics Flashcards

1
Q

H2 blockers

uses

A

Reduce preoperative risk of aspiration pneumonia
GERD
Duodenal and gastric ulcers

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2
Q

H2 blockers

drug examples

A

Ranitidine

Famotidine

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3
Q

H1 blockers

uses

A

Antianxeity
Decrease GI motility
Sedation
W/ H2 blocker=good for allergic rxn

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4
Q

H1 blocker

drug example

A

Diphenhydramine

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5
Q

Proton Pump inhibitor PPI

MOA

A

Bind to the K+ H+ pump and block release of H+

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6
Q

Proton Pump inhibitor PPI

Uses

A

treatment of duodenal ulcer, GERD, stress ulcer prophylaxis

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7
Q

Proton Pump inhibitor PPI

drug exampes

A

Pantoprazole
Lansoprazole
Omeprazole

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8
Q

Metoclopramide

MOA

A

Central dopamine receptor antagonist

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9
Q

Metaclopramide

uses

A

Increases low esophageal sphincter tone

Increase GI motility-diabetic gastroparesis

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10
Q

PONV risk factors

A

General prevalence 20-30%
duration of anesthesia
type of surgery
4 main: female, non-smoker, HX of PONV, opioid use in surgery

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11
Q

5HT3 receptor antagonists

MOA

A

blocks receptors in 2 areas:

  • GI tract=blocks vagal stimulation in post-op and chemo
  • CTZ outside blood brain barrier
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12
Q

5HT3 receptor antagonists

Uses and Risks

A

no sedative effects
hepatic metabolism
Risk of prolonged QT interval

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13
Q

Dexamethasone

uses and risks

A

steroid
slower onset
may cause puritis and genital burning
impaired glucose tolerance

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14
Q

Scopolamine

MOA

A

Antimuscarinic

transdermal long acting patch

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15
Q

Scopolamine

Adverse effecs

A

typically mild: dry mouth, blurred vision

old ppl=agitation and cognitive impairment

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16
Q

Dopamine receptor antagonist

MOA

A

D2 receptor blockers in the CTZ

17
Q

Dopamine receptor antagonist

drug examples

A

Droperidol
Haloperidol
Promethazine

18
Q

Dopamine receptor antagonist

Adverse effects

A

Droperidol-QT prolongation risk, arrhythmias, not for kids

Acute dystonic rxn=oculogyric crisis, toricollis, treat w/ antimuscarinic

19
Q

Neurokinin receptor antagonist

MOA

A

Inhibit at both central and peripheral receptors

blocks substance P at the NK-1 receptors

20
Q

Neurokinin receptor antagonist

drug example

A

Aprepitant

21
Q

Neurokinin receptor antagonist

Uses

A

Helpful in preventing delayed PONV

good for ENT and eye surgeries

22
Q

Rescue therapy

A
always include a antiemetic from a diff class than the one used for prophylaxis 
if small dose of prophylaxis, just give more
23
Q

Metoclopramide

Uses

A

Upper GI stimulant

Effectiveness controversial