Drugs for Jaundice Flashcards
Yellowing of skin differential:
jaundice
carotenoderma
quinacrine use
excessive phenol exposure (such as wintergreen oil)
Anticonvulsant used to reduce serum bilirubin levels
phenobarbital
increases conjugation and excretion
Phenobarbital used with ____ may produce additive CNS effects, death
ethanol
Phenobarbital is an enzyme ____
inducer (thus decreases effects)
Dyslipidemia drug used to reduce serum bilirubin
clofibrate
used in prolonged jaundice in young age groups
Drugs indirectly causing hyperbilirubinemia
rifampicin
probenecid
ribavirain
Dugs that may cause hemolysis due to G6PD def.
Dapsone
Cotrimoxazole
Sulfonamides
Aspirin
Anti-malarials eg: primaquine
Nitrofurantoin
phenacetin
probenecid
chloramphenicol
Industrial chemical causing hepatotoxicity
vinyl chloride
Herbal preparations causing hepatotoxicity
mushrooms: amanita phalloides or verna
Races more susceptible to isoniazid tox
blacks and hispanics
also women, elderly
Drug-induced liver injury can occur in DM patients with these drugs
methotrexate
niacin
Drug-induced liver injury can occur in renal failure patients with these drugs
tetracycline, allopurinol
Drug-induced liver injury can occur in AIDS patients with these drugs
dapsone, cotrimoxazole
Drug-induced liver injury can occur in females or obese with this drug
halothane
Antibiotics used in acute cholecystitis
ampicillin
ampicillin/sulbactam
piperacillin/tazobactam