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Drug Induced Disease Flashcards

1
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QTc prolongation is a QTc of

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> =500 ms
or
=60 ms from baseline

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what are 6 classes that can cause QT prolongation

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antiarrhythmics
antibiotics
antipsychotics
antidepressants
antiemetics
antifungals

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3
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nonmodifiable risks for QT prolongation

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> 65, female, genetics, CV disease

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4
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which 3 antiarrhythmics cause QT prolong

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sotalol, amiodarone, dofetilide

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5
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which 2 antibiotic classes cause QT prolong

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fluoroquinolones
macrolides

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6
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main antidepressant that prolongs QT

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citalopram

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7
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after d/c the offending drug, what is done to treat TORSADES

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magnesium push or infusion
transcutaneous pacing
isoproterenol infusion

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8
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avoid prolonging agents in pt with pretreatment QTc of

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> 450

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9
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reduce dose or d/c prolonging agent if QTc increases

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> 60 from pretreatment

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10
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d/c QT prolonging agent if QTc increases to

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> 500

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11
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which 2 electrolytes should be maintained when treating QT PROLONGATION

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K>4
Mg>2

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12
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which 3 classes contribute to Na and volume retention HF

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NSAIDs, steroids, TZDs

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13
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class with BBW to avoid in HF class III and IV

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TZDs

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14
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2 chemo anthracyclines that cause direct cardiotoxicity and HF

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doxorubicin, daunorubicin

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15
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the max lifetime anthracycline dose is

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500 mg/m2

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16
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is cardiomyopathy from anthracyclines reversible?

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irreversible

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17
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agent that causes reversible cardiomyopathy through inhibition at HER2 receptors

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trastuzumab

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18
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agent with BBW for reductions in LVEF and development of HF

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trastuzumab

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19
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2 classes that can cause HF due to negative inotropy

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non-DHP CCBs
beta-blockers

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20
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agent that causes MI due to vasospasm and vasoconstriction of coronary arteries

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cocaine

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21
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main treatment for chest pain and HTN in cocaine induced MI

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benzos

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22
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agent with BBW for increased risk of thrombotic CV events, MI, or stroke

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NSAIDs

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23
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3 main roles of the liver are

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metabolism
synthesis
detoxification

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24
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what are the 2 aminotransferases? what are their normal ranges?

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AST & ALT
normal 5-40 U/L

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25
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LFT used to confirm elevated ALP is due to liver injurt

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GGT

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26
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which LFT is found most exclusively in hepatocytes

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ALT

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27
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LFT found in liver and bone?
what is its normal range?

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ALP
normal 30-140 U/L

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28
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2 labs that measure synthetic function of the liver

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albumin, PT/INR

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29
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lab involved in jaundice, and its normal range?

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bilirubin
~1 mg/dL

30
Q

hepatocellular injury is characterized by elevation in?
what R?

A

AST & ALT elevation
R >= 5

31
Q

cholestatic injury is characterized by elevation in?
what R?

A

ALP elevation
R <= 2

32
Q

mixed injury is a R of

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2.5

33
Q

how do you calculate R for liver injury?

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R = [ALT/ULN] / [ALP/ULN]

34
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top drug CLASS associated with DILI

A

antimicrobials

35
Q

top med that causes DILI

A

amox/clav

36
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should someone who had DILI be rechallenged with the med?

A

no unless no alternative

37
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top 10 meds causing DILI

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  1. amox/clav
  2. isoniazid
  3. nitrofurantoin
  4. Bactrim
  5. minocycline
  6. cefazolin
  7. azithromycin
  8. ciprofloxacin
  9. levofloxacin
  10. diclofenac
38
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general metabolism of APAP causing overdose?

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saturated conjugation, 2E1 forms more NAPQI, NAPQI attacks hepatocytes

39
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when can activated charcoal be used for APAP overdose

A

within 1-2 hours of ingestion

40
Q

AEs of PO vs IV NAC?

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PO- bad tase, NV
IV- anaphylactoid rxn

41
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how to prepare and administer PO NAC? when should be repeated?

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dilute solution to 5% with a soft drink and lid to cover smell

repeat dose if vomited within 1 hour

42
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when should IV NAC be used over PO?

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liver failure, pregnancy, inability to tolerate PO

43
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what are the situations where statins should NOT be used in relation to DILI

A

decompensated cirrhosis
acute liver failure

44
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risk factors for DIKI

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age>65, CKD, concomitant nephrotoxins, renin-dependent state, allergy to drug, duration of therapy, DM, HTN

45
Q

what is preferred for hydration in DIKI

A

balanced crystalloids (lactated ringers)

46
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5 main classes of med that can cause pre-renal or hemodynamic injury

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ACE, ARB, NSAIDs, diuretics, calcineurin inhibitors

47
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mechanism of hemodynamic injury

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loss of autoregulation – inc risk of low intraglomerular pressure – reduce GFR

48
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NSAID & ACE/ARB combos should NOT BE USED TOGETHER in patients with

A

CKD, HF, and liver disease

49
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3 meds that cause acute tubular necrosis (ATN)

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aminoglycosides, amphotericin B, IV contrast

50
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hallmark sign of ATN

A

muddy brown casts

51
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nephrotoxicity with aminoglycosides correlates with

A

trough

52
Q

how should aminoglycosides be dosed to reduce risks?
what should trough be?

A

extended interval dosing
want undetectable trough concentrations

53
Q

2 contrast media that cause ATN

A

iohexol
iodixanol

54
Q

risks for contrast media AKI

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DM, large dose, high osmolol, ionic contrast, short interval between 2 admins

55
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gold standard treatment for contrast media ATN

A

saline hydration 12 before and after to flush kidneys

56
Q

alternative to saline for contrast media ATN for high risk patients

A

NAC

57
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4 classes that cause acute interstitial nephritis (AIN)

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beta lactams, NSAIDs, sulfa drugs, PPIs

58
Q

what can be used to treat DIKI with AIN if quickly

A

steroids aggressive within 2 weeks

59
Q

mechanism of vancomycin kidney injury

A

not known

60
Q

TDM factors that contribute to injury with vancomycin

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trough >20
AUC >600
TDD >4g
>7 day treatment
weight >101.4 kg
concomitant nephrotoxins
severity of illness

61
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3 meds that may cause nephrolithiasis (post renal injury)

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topiramate, sulfonamide, furosemide

62
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how to treat nephrolithiasis?

A

hydration to induce diuresis

63
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meds that cause rhabdomyolysis (post-renal)

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statin, statin-fibrate combos

64
Q

treatment for rhabdomyolysis

A

aggressive IV fluids

65
Q

CKD can be caused by which med

A

lithium

66
Q

main mechanism causing lithium CKD

A

nephrogenic diabetes insipidus

67
Q

main risk factor for CKD from lithium

A

cumulative lithium exposure

68
Q

possible DDI with lithium that may cause kidney injury

A

HCTZ

69
Q

med that can be used for symptoms of DI in CKD from lithium

A

amiloride for polydipsia & polyuria

70
Q

can lithium be restarted after injury to the kidney is resolved?

A

NO!! NOW HAVE CKD! want to prevent further progression/decline

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