CNS nausea and vomiting Flashcards

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2 drug classes used for PROPHYLAXIS/TREATMENT OF N&V?

A

Antihistamines- Cyclizine/Promethazine
Phenothiazines- Prochlorperazine

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how do Phenothiazines eg Prochlorperazine work

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dopamine antagonists and act centrally by blocking the chemoreceptor trigger zone.

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SE of phenothiazines that sometime occurs esp in childrn

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Severe dystonic reactions

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what phenothiazine can be used for chemotherapy-induced and radiation-induced nausea and vomiting. It is less sedating and available as a buccal tablet, which can be useful in patients with persistent vomiting or with severe nausea.

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Prochlorperazine

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PROPHYLAXIS/TREATMENT OF N&V

PREGNANCY?

SEVERE VOMITING?

A

PREGNANCY?
Nausea in first trimester- generally mild/does not require drug therapy

SEVERE VOMITING?
Short-term treatment-> anithistamine, e.g. promethazine/prochlorperazine/metoclopramide

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POSTOPERATIVE N&V tx?

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5HT-3 receptor antagonist (Ondansetron)/Dexamethasone

OD

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PREOPERATIVE ANTICIPATORY N&V tx?

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LORAZEPAM (short-acting)

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MOTION SICKNESS tx?

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hysocine HYDRObromide

patches MHRA risk of severe anticholinergic SEs

hyoscine BUTYLbromide (GI system) more for IBS

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PALLIATIVE CARE N&V?

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HALOPERIDOL/LEVOMEPROMAZINE

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PARKINSON’S N&V?

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DOMPERIDONE

Haloperidol/Levmepromazine-> antipsychotics, reduce dopamine levels, bad

HYPOTENSION RISK!

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Metoclopramide` is an effective antiemetic and its activity closely resembles that of the phenothiazines. where does it act

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directly on the gastric smooth muscle stimulating gastric emptying and it may be superior to the phenothiazines for emesis associated with gastro-intestinal and biliary disease.

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which anti emetic acts at the chemoreceptor trigger zone. It has the advantage over metoclopramide and the phenothiazines of being less likely to cause central effects, such as sedation and dystonic reactions, because it does not readily cross the blood-brain barrier.

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domperidone

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The 5HT3-receptor antagonists, granisetron, ondansetron, and palonosetron, are used in the management of nausea and vomiting in patients receiving…

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cytotoxics

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14
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why is domperidone suitable in parkinsons

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does not cross bbb

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15
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domperidone dose (same as metoclopramide)

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10mg tds

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16
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DOMPERIDONE

MINIMUM AGE?

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12 yrs old (12 letters in it)

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DOMPERIDONE

MAX. DAYS?

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DOMPERIDONE

MINIMUM WEIGHT?

19
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DOMPERIDONE

SIDE-EFFECT?

A

QT prolongation

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METOCLOPRAMIDE

SIDE-EFFECTS?

A

EPse, crosses BBB

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METOCLOPRAMIDE

DOSE?

A

10mg TDS (same as dom)

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METOCLOPRAMIDE

MINIMUM AGE?

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18 years old

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METOCLOPRAMIDE

MAX. DAYS?

24
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what drug can be used in chemotherapy-induced n&v, alone or in combination with other antiemetics such as a 5HT3-receptor antagonist.

A

dexamethasone

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Antiemetics should be given to prevent motion sickness rather than after nausea or vomiting develop. which is licensed to prevent motion sickness symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and vertigo?
hyoscine hydrobromide
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Antihistamine drugs may also be effective in motion sickness; the less sedating antihistamines include ...
cinnarazine cyclizine more sedating eg promethazine, domperidone, metoclopramide... ineffective in motion sickness
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what is Ménière's disease
disorder of inner ear causing vertigo, tinnitus, hearing loss, feeling fullness/ pressure in ear pts presenting with this should be referred to ENT to confirm diagnosis
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which drugs are used to help alleviate nausea, vomiting, and vertigo in acute attacks of Ménière's disease
Antihistamines (e.g. cinnarizine, cyclizine, promethazine teoclate) phenothiazines (e.g. prochlorperazine)
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X is an analogue of histamine. It can be trialled to reduce the frequency and severity of hearing loss, tinnitus, and vertigo in patients with recurrent attacks of Ménière's disease.
betahistine
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PREVENTION & TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE N&V CAUSED BY OPIOIDS/GENERAL ANAESTHETICS?
CYCLIZINE
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