Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

Ovulation test is checking for

A
  • Check for LH level
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2
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What test is used for pregnancy test

A
  • Test for Beta-HCG level
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3
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Estrogen

  • Strength range
  • MOA
A
  • 20-50 mcg of estrogen
  • Inhibit ovulation by suppressing hypothalamic release of FSH and LH
  • Inhibits fertilized ovum implantation
  • Accelerate ovum transport, decreasing fertilizing time
  • Cycle control
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4
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MOA of progestins

A
  • Cycle control
  • Thickens cervical mucus that slows sperm transport and ability to penetrate ovum
  • Causes endometrial transformation
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5
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Seasonale/Seasonique

  • How many days
  • How many day contain hormones

=> What is seasonique different from seasonale

A

Seasonale

  • D: take 1 tab QD x 91 days
  • Start on 1st sunday after onset of menstruation
  • Contain 84 days of hormones and 7 days inactive

Seasonique

  • Provide low dose of estrogen for last 7 days instead of placebo
  • Worth try for women who get menstrual migraines => additional estrogen prevent migraines
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Lybrel

  • Special
  • Similar to which O.C
A
  • Lybrel is a non-cyclic oral contraceptive product that is given QD, w/o a hormone-free interval for a year or longer
    => This means no scheduled periods & possibly a lower incidence of PMS, HA, and anemia
    => No regular menstrual cycle but spotting may occur
    => Up to 50% of the women have 7 or more days of bleeding or spotting during the 1st three months. It will decreases with continue use
  • Is very similar to Alesse w/o placebo
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7
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Yasmin/Yaz

  • Contain what
  • Equal to what?
  • A good choice for?
  • SEs
A
  • Progestin = drospirenone
  • Drospirenone (increase risk of clot): is the progestin found in Yasmin and Yaz
  • Equal to 25 mg of spironolactone w/ anti-mineral corticoid (anti-aldosterone) and anti-androgenic effects
  • It’s a good choice for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), PMS, mood swings, acne, or excess hair growth
  • Less water retention
  • Risk of hyperK
  • Higher thrombosis risk
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8
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Yasmin/Yaz = Drospirenone

  • active days
  • Avoid which medicines
A

Yasmin

  • EE 30 mcg + 3 mg Drospirenone
  • 21 days active; 7 days placebo

Yaz

  • 20 mcg EE + 3 mg Drospirenone
  • 24 days active; 4 days placebo
  • Has shorter days of placebo

Avoid
- K+ spraring diuretics, ACEI, ARB, heparin, and NSAIDs

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9
Q

Levomefolate Ca++

A

Metafolin

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10
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Beyaz

  • What special about this med
  • What is the regiments
A
  • Drospirenone - ethinyl estradiol - levomefolate calcium
  • O.C that raises folate levels
  • Is a 24/4 day regimen consisting of:
    => 24 days of
    Drospirenone 3mg
    Ethinyl estradiol 20 mcg
    Levomefolate Ca++ (Metafolin) 451 mcg
    => 4 days of
    Metafolin only
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Safyral

  • Generics
  • What special about this med
  • What is the regimen
  • What is the different b/w Beyaz and Safyral
A
  • Drospirenone - ethinyl estradiol - levomefolate calcium
  • O.C that raises folate levels
  • Is a 21/7 day regimen consisting of:
    => 21 days of
    Drospirenone 3mg
    Ethinyl estradiol 30 mcg
    Levomefolate Ca++ (Metafolin) 451 mcg
    => 7 days of
    Metafolin only
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12
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Lo Minastrin (has chewable tab)

A
  • Form: chewable tabe
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13
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Quartette

A

4 phases Extended cycle PO OC

  • 91 total pills: 84 active 7 inactive
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Natazia

  • How many phases
  • Back up
  • FDA also approved for?
A
  • Estradiol valerate and dienogest
  • 4 phases
  • Back up form for contraceptive for the first 9 days of the 1st cycle (not 7)
  • FDA approved for heavy menstrual bleeding
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15
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Absolute CI for O.C from package insert

A
  • Thrombo-embolic disorder or hx
  • Hx of breast/uterus or any estrogen dependent neoplasia
  • Undiagnosed vaginal bleeding
  • Liver issues: cholestatic jaundice of pregnancy or hx of jaundice, hepatic adenomas/carcinoma
  • Pregnancy
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16
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CI from the WHO

A
  • Lactation < 6 wks postpartum
  • Age > 35 y.o & smoke > 15 cigarettes/day
  • HTN
  • Migraines
  • DM with end organ disease
  • Chest pain
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17
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What are the routine PE before starting OC

A
  • BP
  • Breast examination
  • Pelvic examination
  • Pap smear
  • Liver fxn
  • Family hx clotting
  • Social hx: smoking, hyper-coagulation
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18
Q

Counseling on OC

  • Start day
  • Contact MD
A
  • Start on Day 1: Start 1st day of menstrual bleeding
    => prevents ovulation in the 1st cycle => eliminating the use of alternative
  • Sunday starter: start on 1st sunday after menstrual bleeding begins
    => Prevents menstrual periods on weekend
    => Back up method is necessary for 1st 7 days
- Contact MD if experience ACHES
  => Abdominal pain
  => Chest pain, cough, SOB
  => HA, dizziness, numbness
  => Eye problems - vision loss/burning
  => Severe leg pain (Calf or thigh)
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19
Q

Minipils

A

=> Progestin only

  • Micronor
  • Nor-QD
  • Aygestin
  • Camila
  • Errin
  • Jolivette
  • Nora-BE

=> Norethindrone = 0.35mg

=> Mini = Micro but more breakthrough bleeding

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20
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Minipils - Progestin

  • How to take it
  • Backup method
  • If late for > 3H taking it:
A
  • Imp to take at the same time everyday
  • Use backup for entire first month of mini-pill
  • Use back up for 2 days if > 3H late on dose
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21
Q
Minipils - Progestin
- #s of active pills
- Contain
  => the downside
- Good for
A
  • All 28 pills: active. No inactive
  • Not as effective as COC’s but lots safer

Contain

  • Less progestin than COC’s => fewer SEs
  • More breakthrough bleeding and spotting
  • Some stop having periods for several months at a time

Good for

  • Cannot tolerate estrogen: hx of CHD or emboli
  • During lactation: estrogen decr milk production & postpartrum women are in hyper-coagulate state
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22
Q

Depo-Provera

  • Candidates for use:
  • Avoid in whom?
A
  • Medroxyprogesterone acetate
    150mg/mL vial injection Q3M

Candidates for use:

  • Indicated for contraception/endometriosis
  • Contraception of > 1 year duration is desired
  • Pts in whom estrogen should be avoided
  • Non-compliant w/ COC
  • Breast feeding is desired
  • Hx of sz
  • Amenorrhea (no bleeding) is desired
  • AVOID in ppl w/ hx of depression of HA w/ aura

=> pure progesterone => cause hungry and depression
=> take > 1 yr to get pregnant

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23
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DepO-Provera

  • ADEs
A
  • Irregular bleeding and spotting for up to 7 days during 1st few months
  • Amenorrhea
  • Weight gain
  • Delayed fertility upon d/c (9mo - 1yr)
  • HA, depression in some pts
  • Risk of bone loss with prolonged administration, may be irreversible
  • O: bone
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24
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Depo-Provera

  • Advantage
  • Ok to use w/ what type of drugs
A

Advantage

  • NO estrogen SEs
  • No increase risk of blood clot
  • Decr sz frequency
  • Decr risk of endometrial cancer
  • Incr Hgb and RBC survival in pt w/ sickle cell disease
  • Incr protein in breast milk
  • Ok w/ anticonvulsants drugs
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25
Q

Implanon

  • Generic
  • Formula
  • Indication
  • DDI
  • ADEs
A

Etonogestrel

  • Subdermal etonogestrel rod implant => Release over 3 years
  • I: when long term contraceptive is desired
  • Inserted/removed by minor procedure
  • DDI: Inducers decr drug

ADES

  • Risk of thromboembolism
  • Implantation site tenderness
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26
Q
Ortho-Evra Patch
- Formula
- Dosage
- When to start waring patch
- What if the patch falls off
  Backup?
A
  • F: Patch is a square Band-Aid 2x2
    Worn on the skin. NEVER wear on breast
  • D: once a week: 3 weeks on 1 week off
  • Released ~ 60% more estrogen into bloodstream than average O.C => risk of clot is high

Start wearing patch
- Usually start on 1st day of menstrual cycle or 1st sunday after period

Patch falls off
- 24H start a new 4-wk cycle w/ a NEW PATCH CHANGE DATE. Use BACK UP for at least the next week (1 wk)

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27
Q

Nuvaring Vaginal Ring

  • Frequency
  • Storage
A
  • D: use for 21 days QM (3 weeks on 1 week off)
  • Storage
    => REFRIGERATE: until expiration date
    => RT: exp 4 months
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28
Q

Copper Intrauterine Device (IUD)

  • Prevention how many years
A

ParaGard

  • Prevention up to 10 yrs
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29
Q

Levonorgestrel IUD

  • Insert how long?
A

Mirena
- Up to 5 yrs

Skyla
- Up to 3 years

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30
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IUD

  • Early danger signs
A

Sign of danger: PAINS

  • P: Period late; pregnancy
  • A: abdominal pain
  • I: infection exposure/abdominal vaginal discharge
  • N: not feeling well, fever, chills
  • S: string missing
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31
Q

IUD

- SEs

A
  • PID: Pelvic inflammatory Disease
  • Ectopic pregnancy
  • Excessive uterine bleeding, or spotting, pain
  • If become pregnant: 50% chance of spontaneous abortion (miscarriage) if IUD left in place & 25% chance of miscarriage if remove IUD
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32
Q

Diaphragms

  • Brands
A

Ortho-White Diaphragm
- I: for W w/ firm vaginal muscle tone or W who desire a THIN delicate rim w/ gentle spring strength for more comfort

Koromex
- For W w/ average virginal muscle tone & for W who can tolerate the STURDY rim and firm spring strength

All-Flex

Milex Wide-seal arching

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33
Q

Diaphragms Instructions

A
  • Leaves in 6H after sex, but take out ASAP afterward
  • Never in for > 24H
  • Can be inserted up to 6H prior to intercourse
  • Do not use during menses
  • Toxic shock syndrome: fever vomiting, aches
  • Wash with mild soap & warm water, dry w/ towel and store in plastic containers
  • DO NOT use petroleum products (Vaseline => break diaphragm). Use water base gel (KY-gel)
  • If gain/loses 10-20lbs, refit diaphragm may needed
34
Q

Breakthrough bleeding

  • Occur in early cycle day 1-10
  • Occur after 10 days
  • Occur in middle of cycle
A

In early cycle: day 1-10

  • Estrogen deficiency => higher estrogen dose for EARLY bleeders
  • EARLY-Estrogen - Earli est

After 10 days

  • Progestin deficiency
  • Use more progestins for LATE bleeder

Mid cycle bleeder
- More estrogen and progestin

35
Q

Spermicide

  • MOA
A

Nonoxynol-9

  • MOA: cause the sperm to be immobilized
36
Q

Emergency Contraception

  • ADEs
A

ADEs

  • N/V
  • Give anti-emetic 1H prior to 1st dose
  • If pt throw up w/in 1H, MUST start over again
37
Q

EC products

A

Plan B One-Step, My Way One dose, and generic versions

  • Sold OTC
  • In family planning aisle
  • NO restriction and regardless of age

Next Choice One Dose

  • W & M age > 17 or older can buy w/o Rx
  • Age 16 or less: Need Rx
38
Q

Ulipristal

  • Class
  • MOA
  • Dosage
A

Ella => RX only

  • MOA: to delay/inhibit ovulation & may prevent implantation. Doesnt interfere w/ pregnancy
  • D: 1 tab (30 mg) PO ASAP w/in 120 H (5 days) after unprotected intercourse (w/ or w/o foods)
39
Q
  • Prempro

- Indication

A

Estradiol + medroxyprogesterone

  • I: Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
40
Q
  • Premphase

- Indication:

A

Estradiol + medroxyprogesterone

  • I: Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
41
Q

Angeliq

  • Indication:
    => Liq= liquid= spironolactone
A

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

42
Q

Activella

  • Indication
A

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

43
Q

*Climara Pro

  • Indication:
  • Form
  • Frequency
A

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

  • Form: patch
  • Frequency: QW
44
Q

Combipatch

  • Indication
  • Form
  • Frequency
A

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

  • Form: patch
  • Frequency: Twice per week
45
Q

Estratest

  • Indication
  • Contain
A

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

  • Contain: Methyltestosterone
46
Q

FemHRT

  • Indication
A

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

47
Q

Prefest

  • Indication
A

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

48
Q

Estrogen PO

  • Drugs
  • Indication
A

Premarin
Estrace
Femtrace

  • I: HRT w/ hysterectomy
49
Q

Estrogen vaginal cream

  • Drugs
  • Indications
A

Premarin cream
Estrace

  • I: HRT w/ hysterectomy
50
Q

Estradiol vaginal ring

  • Drugs
  • How long to replace when
A

Estring
Ferming

  • I: HRT w/ hysterectomy
  • Replace after 90 days
51
Q

Estradiol Vaginal tab

A

Vagifem: 1 tab PO QD => then twice weekly

  • I: HRT w/ hysterectomy
52
Q

Estradial transdermal patch

  • Indication

How often it needs to be changed?

  • Menostar
  • Climara:
  • Fempatch:
  • Vivelle/Vivelle dot:
  • Esclim:
  • Alora:
  • Minivelle:
A
  • I: HRT w/ hysterectomy
  • Menostar: QW
  • Climara: QW
  • Fempatch: QW
  • Vivelle/Vivelle dot: BIW
  • Esclim: BIW
  • Alora: BIW
  • Minivelle: BIW
53
Q

Estradiol Spray

A

Evamist

  • I: HRT w/ hysterectomy
54
Q

Provera

  • Contain:
  • Indication”
A

Medroxyprogesterone

  • C: Progesterone alone
  • I: Postmenopausal vosomotor symptoms, amenorrhea, and dysfunctinal uterine bleeding
55
Q

Prometrium

  • CI
A

Micronized progesterone

  • CI: peanut allergy
56
Q

Endometrin

A

Progesterone vaginal insert

57
Q

Progesterone Mini Pills

A
    • Micronor
    • NorQD
  • Camilla
  • Errin
  • Jolivette
  • Nora-BE
  • Aygestin
58
Q

Mycelex-3
Gynazole

  • Indication
A

Butoconazole

  • Indication: Vaginal Candidiasis
59
Q

Cleocin
Clindesse

  • Indication
A

Clindamycin

  • Indication: Vaginal Candidiasis
60
Q

Mycelex-7
Gyne-Lotrimin

  • Indication:
A

Clotrimazole

  • Indication: Vaginal Candidiasis
61
Q

Miconazole

  • indication
A

Monistat

  • Indication: Vaginal Candidiasis
62
Q

Nystatin

  • Indication
A

Mycostatin

  • Indication: Vaginal Candidiasis
63
Q

Terazol

  • Indication
A

Terconazole

  • Indication: vaginal Candidiasis
64
Q

Vagistat -1
Monistat 1 Day

  • Indication
A

Tioconazole

  • indication: Vaginal Candidiasis
65
Q

Boric acid

  • Indication
A
  • I: Resistant vaginal candidiasis
66
Q

Danocrine

  • Indication
A

Danazol

  • I: endometriosis
67
Q

Synarel

  • Indication
A

Nafarelin

  • I: endometriosis
68
Q

Mifeprex

  • Indication
A

Mifepristone

  • Pregnancy termination
69
Q

Rho Immunoglobulin

  • Brand
  • Indication
A

Rhogam

-I: Prevention of hemolytic disease of newborn if mom Rh(-) or baby may be Rh(+)

70
Q

Cervidil
Prepidil

  • Indication
A

Dinoprostone

  • I: Cervical ripening
71
Q

Cytotec

  • Indication
A

Misoprostol

  • I: Cervical ripening (Cervix becomes soft and starts opening up)
72
Q

Pitocin

  • Indication
A

Oxytocin

  • Labor induction/augmentation
73
Q

Clomid

  • Indication
A

Clomiphene

  • I: infertility
74
Q

CetroRelix

  • Indication
A

Cetrotide

  • I: infertility
75
Q

Follistim
Antagon

  • Indication
A

Ganirelix

  • Infertility
76
Q

Lysteda

  • Generic
  • Indication
  • Dosage
A

Tranexamic acid

  • Tx of cyclic heavy menstrual bleeding
  • D: two 650 mg Tab TIDs (3900mg/d) for a max of 5 das during monthly menstruation
77
Q

Osphena

  • Indication
  • MOA
  • SEs
  • Frequency and administration
  • DDI
  • Preg Cat:
A
  • Ospemifene
  • I: Painful sexual intercourse due to menopause (Dyspareunia)
  • SEs: hot flashes and blood clot
  • D: 60mg PO QD w/ Food
  • DDI: metabolized by 3A4 and 2C9
  • Preg Cat X
78
Q

Estradiol Transdermal Gel

A
  • I: HRT w/ hysterectomy
  • Divigel
  • Estrogel
  • Elestrin
79
Q

Duavee

  • Indication
  • Dose
A

Conjugated estrogen and Bazedoxifene

Indication

  • Vasomotor sx ass w/ menopause
  • Prevention of Postmenopausal osteoporosis
  • W needs estrogen for menopausal sx
  • Dose: 1 tab PO QD
80
Q

COC approved for premenstrual dysphoric disorder

A

Yaz

81
Q

Yaz is similar to

A

Beyaz

82
Q

Yazmin is similar to

A

Safyral