Drug reactions Flashcards

1
Q

Type A

A

Any person at high enough dose

Predictable from pharm properties

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2
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Type B

A

Hypersens or immune reaction
unpredictable who will get- except with HLA types
eg non immune HA in primiquine in G6PD def
AZA in G6PD def
aspirin and tinnitus

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3
Q

Most likely to die from anaphylaxis caused by?

A

Drugs

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4
Q

Association between latex allergy and…

A

It is recognised that many people who are allergic to latex are also allergic to fruits, particularly banana, pineapple, avocado, chestnut, kiwi fruit, mango, passion fruit and strawberry.

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5
Q

If think have a beta lactam allergy, how useful is specific IgE?

(Talking about RAST to abx)

A

poor NPV–>cannot exclude and refer for specific skin test +/- challenge
If positivve–>confirm allergy, need medic alert

  1. skin test
  2. intradermal test
  3. challenge with drug
    but if low pre test prob- direct to challenge
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6
Q

Which abx can you not skin test?

A

Macrolides
QUinolones

skin irritants

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7
Q

cross reactivity penicillin and cephalosporins

A

under 5%

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8
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cross reactivity penicillins and carbapenems

A

under 1%

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9
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cross reactivity penecillin and monobactams

A

zero percent

eg aztreonam

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10
Q

Quinine induced thrombocytopaenia eg of what?

A

Type II mediated reaction

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11
Q

HITS is an example of what?

A

Type II reaction

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12
Q

Haemolysis from penicillin is from what type of reaction?

A

Type 2

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13
Q

PTU
flecanide
amiodarone

leading to neutropaenia is an example of?

A

Type II reaction

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14
Q

TEN/SJS higher risk with carbamazepine if what HLA?

A

HLAB * 1502

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15
Q

Abacavir hypersensitivity associated with ?

A

HLA B5701

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16
Q

Ab in drug induced lupus?

A

Anti histone Ab
mostly cutaneous lupus
Ipilimumab gives in 60% Also nivolumab, minocycline, INH, amiodarone

17
Q

Most common cause of anaphylaxis in anaesthetics?

A

NM blocking agents

18
Q

Childhood penicillin allergy, what is the chance that will be there in adulthood?

A

Under 10% but may be severe!

19
Q

SJS is what type reaction?

A

Type IV

20
Q

Can you get a type I response to drug several days into course?

A

No

21
Q

Is it the major or minor determinants ofbeta lactams that are the most isotype most of the time?

A

minor determinants

22
Q

In type 2 reactions, what cells clear the opsonised cells?

A

Macrophages

23
Q

How long after exposure is a type 2 reaction?

A

5-8 days

24
Q

Phenytoin skin reaction increase if:

A

HLA 1502

25
Q

Allopurinol rash increase risk if:

A

HLA *5801

26
Q

Abacavir HLA
Carbamazepine HLA
Phenytoin HLA
Allopurinol HLA

A

HLA B5701
Carbamazepine/pheny - HLA 1502
HLA 5801

27
Q

If testing for type 4 hypersensitivity rash, which bit of skin do you need to check>

A

The bit that was involved before