Drugs for Jaundice Flashcards

1
Q

Yellowing of skin differential:

A

jaundice
carotenoderma
quinacrine use
excessive phenol exposure (such as wintergreen oil)

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2
Q

Anticonvulsant used to reduce serum bilirubin levels

A

phenobarbital

increases conjugation and excretion

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3
Q

Phenobarbital used with ____ may produce additive CNS effects, death

A

ethanol

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4
Q

Phenobarbital is an enzyme ____

A

inducer (thus decreases effects)

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5
Q

Dyslipidemia drug used to reduce serum bilirubin

A

clofibrate

used in prolonged jaundice in young age groups

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6
Q

Drugs indirectly causing hyperbilirubinemia

A

rifampicin
probenecid
ribavirain

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7
Q

Dugs that may cause hemolysis due to G6PD def.

A

Dapsone

Cotrimoxazole

Sulfonamides

Aspirin

Anti-malarials eg: primaquine

Nitrofurantoin

phenacetin

probenecid

chloramphenicol

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8
Q

Industrial chemical causing hepatotoxicity

A

vinyl chloride

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9
Q

Herbal preparations causing hepatotoxicity

A

mushrooms: amanita phalloides or verna

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10
Q

Races more susceptible to isoniazid tox

A

blacks and hispanics

also women, elderly

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11
Q

Drug-induced liver injury can occur in DM patients with these drugs

A

methotrexate

niacin

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12
Q

Drug-induced liver injury can occur in renal failure patients with these drugs

A

tetracycline, allopurinol

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13
Q

Drug-induced liver injury can occur in AIDS patients with these drugs

A

dapsone, cotrimoxazole

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14
Q

Drug-induced liver injury can occur in females or obese with this drug

A

halothane

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15
Q

Antibiotics used in acute cholecystitis

A

ampicillin

ampicillin/sulbactam

piperacillin/tazobactam

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16
Q

Indication: pseudomonal acute cholecystitis

A

piperacillin and tazobactam

17
Q

Indication: covers epidermal flora, enteric flora, anaerobes. NOT for nosocomial infections

A

ampicillin and sulbactam

18
Q

Synergistic effect with piperacillin/tazobactam

A

aminoglycosides

19
Q

Used in pain caused by cholecystitis

A

meperidine (demerol)

DOC

20
Q

Most widely used oral bile salt compound

A

ursodeoxycholate

21
Q

Used to dissolve galltones,in microlithiasis and primary biliary cirrhosis in people who are poor surgical candidates

A

ursodeoxycholate

22
Q

Decreases cholesterol content of bile and bile stones

A

ursodeoxycholate

23
Q

Drugs associated with intrahepatic cholestasis

A

steroids (anabolic and contraceptive)
cimetidine
sulindac (NSAID)
antibiotics such as eryhto, cotrimox, penicillines

24
Q

Chronic cholestasis is associated with what drugs?

A

chlorpromazine

prochlorperazine