Drugs Flashcards

1
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What epilepsy drugs in particular can interfere with the functioning of OCPs?

A

phenytoin,

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2
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What chemotherapeutic agents can cause peripheral neuropathies?

A

taxel, vincristine

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3
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What chemo drug can cause cerebellar ataxia?

A

cytosine arabinoside or 5-FU

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4
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A renal transplant patient presents with confusion, agitation, loss of autoregulation. This is..

A

PRES

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5
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A patient develops akathisia while taking haldol. Treatment?

A

diphenhydramine

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6
Q

A patient who is being treated for “swelling” starts hallucinating and having difficulty sleeping. the culprit?

A

steroids

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7
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A young girl is found to have ataxia and diplopia. She was tx for a sore throat last week - her carbamazepine level was found to be 14. What was she treated with?

A

erythromycin

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8
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A young woman with major depression comes in headache and nausea as well as generalized tonic clonic seizures. What is she taking?

A

buproprion - lowers seizure threshold

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9
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A patient with a hx of depressinon presents with tremor, agitation and tachycardia. This is..

A

serotonin syndrome

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10
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A young girl presents with blurred vision, seeing strange things on the wall, tachycardia. Her mom thinks she got something from the med closet. This is..

A

anticholinergic syndrome

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