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Drugs and the gut Flashcards

1
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What does 5ASA stand for?

A

5 aminosalicylic acid

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Examples of 5ASA and their sites

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Sulphasalazine (colon)
Mesalazine (small bowel and colon)
Olsalazine (colon)
Balsalazide (colon)

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Site of release when 5ASA is given orally

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Depends on formulation (coating and azo bond)

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4
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Indication for 5ASA

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Mild/moderate UC
Colonic Crohns
Maintenance UC = prevents recurrence of inflammation and possibly colorectal cancer

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MOA of 5ASA

A

Unknown
Poorly absorbed
Reactive oxygen species scavengers
Modulates prostaglandin and leukotriene synthesis from arachidonic acid
Modulates cytokine profile
PPARgamma agonist (peroxisome proliferator activated receptor gamma)

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6
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5ASA route

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Proctitis = suppository
Left sided = enema
Pan = oral

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7
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5ASA side effects

A 
Rare
nephrotoxicity
rash
worsening of colitis
pancreatitis
percarditis
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8
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Examples of corticosteroids

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Hydrocortisone
Prednisolone
Budesonide

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9
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Classes of corticosteroids

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Glucocorticoid

Low mineralocorticoid

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Budesonide uses

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topical
first pass metabolism
fewer systemic side effects

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11
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Indication for corticosteroids

A

induction of remission

never for maintenance

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12
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MOA of corticosteroids

A 
Immunosuppressive
Glucocorticoid receptors 
Regulates transcription of 100s of genes
Reduces IL1, TNFa, IL8
Reduces NO
Prevent leucocyte migration
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13
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Routes of administration for corticosteroids

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According to site and severity of IBD

  • oral
  • IV
  • enema
  • suppository
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14
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SE of corticosteroids

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  • HTN
  • DM
  • central obesity
  • osteoporosis, myopathy
  • acne, bruising
  • cataracts
  • depression, psychosis, euphoria, insomnia
  • pituitary/adrenal suppression
  • GF (children)
  • sepsis in Crohns, candida
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15
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Duodenal peptic ulcer disease cause

A

H pylori

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16
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Gastric peptic ulcer disease cause

A

H pylori

NSAIDs & steroids

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17
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Tx for peptic ulcer disease

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H pylori eradication

Anti secretion therapy

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18
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Examples of drugs for anti-secretion therapy

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Omeprazole
lansoprazole
pantoprazole
rabeprozole
esomeprazole
ranitidine
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19
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Class of drugs for anti-secretory therapy

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PPIs

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20
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MOA of PPIs

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histamine receptor 2 antagonists

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21
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Indications for ant-secretory therapy

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PUD
GORD
Prevention of ulcers in patients on NSAIDs
Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

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22
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Routes of administration for anti-secretion therapy

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Oral

IV

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23
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Side effects of anti secretion therapy

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Diarrhoea
Headache
Increased risk of C. difficile
Weak inhibitors of cytochrome P450 (so need to be careful with some drugs)

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24
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Which drugs do you need to be careful of with anti-secretory therapy

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Phenytoin
Warfarin
Theophylline
(as anti-secretaries are weak inhibitors of cytochrome P450)

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25
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Emetic pathways

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Medulla
Afferents = labyrinth, vagus, systemic circulation
Efferents = oesophagus, stomach, abdominal wall

26
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Examples of anti-emetics

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Cyclizine
Metoclopramide
Odansetron

27
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Cyclizine indications

A

Vertigo
motion sickness
post op nausea and vomiting

28
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Class of cyclizine

A

H1r antagonist

Anticholinergic

29
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MOA of cyclizine

A

CTZ labyrinth

30
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SE of cyclizine

A

Drowsiness
Dry mouth
Urinary retention

31
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Indications for metoclopramide

A

Anti emetic
Gastroparesis
PONV

32
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Class of metoclopramide

A

D2r antagonist

5 HT4r agonist

33
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MOA of metoclopramide

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CTZ

Increases gastric emptying

34
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SE of metoclopramide

A

Restlessness

Dystonic reactions

35
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Ondansetron indications

A

Refractory
PONV
Chemotherapy

36
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Class for ondansetron

A

5HT3 antagonist

37
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MOA of ondansetron

A

Vagus
CTZ
Peripheral efferents

38
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SE of ondansetron

A 
Constipation
Headache
Flushing
Reduce HR
BP
39
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Azathioprine and mercatopurine

A

oral
immunosuppressive
maintenance of remission

40
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Side effects of thiopurines

A 
Bone marrow suppression
Hepatitis, pancreatitis
Lethargy, headache, nausea, rash
Viral infections
Lymphoma
41
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Rigorous monitoring needed for thiopurines

A

Blood count
LFTs
Drug level
Check TPMT status before

42
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Examples of laxatives

A 
Fybogel
Senna
Arachis oil
Lactulose
Movicol/macrogol
43
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Osmotic laxatives

A

Lactulose

Movicol

44
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Class of fybogel

A

Bulk laxative

45
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Class of senna

A

Stimulant laxative

46
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Class of arachis oil

A

stool softener

47
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MOA of fybogel

A

Increases stool mass

stimulates peristalsis

48
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SE of fygogel

A

Wind bloating

49
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Senna MOA

A

Increases colonic motility

50
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SE of senna

A

cramps

low K+

51
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MOA of arachis oil

A

Lubricates oil

52
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SE of arachis oil

A

peanut allergy

53
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MOA of lactulose

A

disaccharide not absorbed

draws fluid into gut lumen

54
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SE of lactulose

A

wind cramps

55
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MOA of movicol

A

not absorbed

draws fluid into gut lumen

56
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Biological treatments in IBD administration route

A

IV or SC

Except tofacitinib = oral

57
Q

SE of biologics in IBD

A

Opportunistic infections = TB
Hypersensitivity reactions
Loss of response due to development of ABs

58
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What to be sure to do when giving biologics in IBD

A

Pre treatment screening

Monitor = efficacy, side effects, drug levels, anti-drug antibodies

59
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Induction of remission IBD Tx principles

A 
FIRST LINE
5ASA 
Corticosteroids
Ciclosporine (UC)
3RD LINE
Biologics
60
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Maintenance of remission IBD Tx principles

A 
FIRST LINE
5ASA
SECOND LINE
Thiopurines
MTX
THIRD LINE
Biologics

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