Drug/nutrient interaction Flashcards
What is alendronate (fosamax) used for?
Bisphosphate used to prevent one resorption
What are the interactions that are concerning for alendronate (fosamax)?
Presence of liquids can reduce absorption up to 60% (take two hours prior to a meal)
What is ondansetron (zofran) used for?
Antiemetic
What are the concerning drug interactions with ondansetron (zofran)?
Increased absorption with increased GI transit time (with food)
What is ciprofloxacin used for?
Antibiotic
What are the concerning interactions with cipro?
Cipro can bind divalent cations (Ca, Fe, Zn etc) and impairs drug absorption
What is omeprazole (prilosec) used for?
PPI
What are the concerning interactions of omeprazole (prilosec)?
Impairs B12 absorption d/t higher pH of the stomach
What is colestipol (colestid) used for?
Antilipidemic agent to treat hyperlipidemia
What are the concerning interactions for colestipol (colestid)?
Loss of ADEK vitamin absorption
What is the MOA of colestipol (colestid)?
Sequesters bile salts and causes the liver to pull more cholesterol from the blood to make bile salts
What nutrient does cipro impair the absorption of?
Ca
What is the use of phenytoin (dilantin)?
Anticonvulsant
What is the interaction that is concerning for phenytoin (dilantin)?
Hypoproteinemia will increase the doseage of the drug d/t loss of binding proteins
What is ethinyl estradiol used for?
Oral contraception
What is the is the concerning interaction of ethinyl estradiol?
St. John’s wort increases p450 enzyme, increasing the metabolism of ethinyl estradiol
What is the clinical use of simvastatin (zocor)? MOA?
HMG-coa reductaase inhibitor used to treat hypercholestermia
What is the concerning interaction for simvastatin (zocor)?
Grapefruit juice increases bioavailability of drug d/t inhibition of p450 enzyme
Grapefruit juice should never be taken with what types of drugs?
Statins
What is the therapeutic use of Li (eskaltih)?
Used to treat manic-depressive disorder
What is the concerning interaction of Li (eskalith)?
Li and Na can compete for binding sites in the kidney (Na/K ATPase).
Changes in Na intake will change the reabsorption of Li (increased Na, decreased Li effectiveness)
What is phenelzine (nardil) used for? MOA?
MAOI used for depression
Inhibits breakdown of catecholamines
What is the interaction the is concerning for phenelzine (Nardil)?
Tyramine can increase the release of catecholamine, increasing already high levels
Hypertensive crises
What is the MOA of warfarin (coumadin)?
Inhibits vit K epoxidase needed to convert prothrombin, to thrombin
