Dont give these drugs together/dont eat this! Flashcards

1
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Dont give MAOi with?

A

Meperidine

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2
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What type of MAOi can you have tyramine?

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Moclobemide and the selegiline patch only weakly potentiate the pressor effects of tyramine

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3
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What drugs increase TCA concentrations and how?

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Antipsychotic drugs and methylphenidate increase TCA concentrations through their interaction with CYP P450.
Other drugs that increase TCA concentrations include acetazolamide, aspirin, cimetidine, thiazides, fluoxetine, and sodium bicarbonate
- Cigarette smoking decreases their concentration through its action on the cytochrom P450 1A2 enzyme, other drugs that decrease TCA include ascorbic acid, lithium, barbiturates, and primidone

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4
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Can you use diazepam with liver failure?

A

No it needs oxidative metabolism by the liver

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5
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What CYP is valproate a classic inhibitor of?

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3A4, which causes inhibition of clearance of lamcital

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6
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Don’t give MAOIs with what?

A
  • MEPERIDINE
  • anesthetics (no spinal anesthetics, no anesthetics containing epinephrine)
  • dextromethorphan
  • sympathomimetics (epinephrine, amphetamines, cocaine)
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7
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clozapine will increase when given with what?

A

cimetidine
SSRI
TCA
valproic acid
erythromycin

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8
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clozapine will decrease with what?

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phenytoin and carbamazapine (should not be given with this because also can cause agranulocytosis)

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9
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clozapine should not be given with other drugs that can cause agranulocytosis such as

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carbamazapine
propylthiouracil
sulfonamides
captopril

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10
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combination of lithium and clozaril can increase what?

A

NMS, seizure, confusion, movement disorders

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what happens when erythromycin and carbamazepine are given together

A

carbamazapine levels are increased

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12
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What is fluoxetine an inhibitor of?

A

2d6

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13
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Carbamazepine, oxcarbazepine, phenytoin, and rifampin are all induces of what?

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CYP3A4

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14
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what drug should clozapine not be given with

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any drug that can cause agranulocytosis or bone marrow suppression

carbamazepine, phenytoin, propylthiouracil, sulfonamides, captopril

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15
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lithium should not be taken in cloazpine pts who have had what

A

NMS

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16
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what does clomipramine do to clozapine

A

increases clozapine levels and lower seizure threshold increasing risk of seizures

17
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can fluoxetine, paroxetine, risperidone, and fluvoxamine all increase levels of clozapien?

A

yes

18
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what can paroxatine trigger with clozapine

A

associated neutropenia