Endocrine Pharm Flashcards

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What measurement is used to dose TH replacement

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microgram (mcg)
because small changes have big impact

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How long does it take TH replacements to work

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2 weeks to help symptoms
6 weeks to help labs
Cig smoking can alter timing

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2
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When to take thyroid meds

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On empty stomach and no food, drink, or meds for next 30-60 mins

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Meds taht induce CYP450 increasing conversion of T4 to T3

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Rifampin
Phenobarbital
Carbamezepine
Phenytoin
Tyrosine
Kinase inhibitors
Helpful side effect if treating hyperthyroidism

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4
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GLUT-1

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Glucose transporter that does constant uptake of glucose in brain

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GLUT-2

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GLucose transporter that does constant uptake of glucose in beta cells of pancreas and in liver.
Insulin has direct effect to increase activity of GLUT-2

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GLUT4

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Glucose transporter
Insulin moves it to surface of cell
Found on skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, and fat
Also moved to surface from muscle contraction (so exercise after food is good)

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What is the principal tissue for insulin-stimulated glucose disposal

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Skeletal muscle

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8
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Most common formula for insulin

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U-100
(100 units/mL)

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9
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Why do we give insulin SQ

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Its a polypeptide that would break down in the gut

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10
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What shape does insulin naturally make

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Hexamer
Use multi-hexamer for slow release
Monomer is very fast action

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How to prepare vial of insulin combining NPH and another insulin

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INsert air into NPH then air into other sinsulin.
Draw out insulin then draw out NPH.
NPH must be last

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12
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Non-pharm ways to fix hypoglycemia

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Give 15g of carbs

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13
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Levothyroxine

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Syntetic T4

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14
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Liothyroine

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Synthetic T3
Short half life
Cardiotoxicity

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15
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Natural desiccated thyroid

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Porcine T3 and T4

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16
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Beta blockers

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-lol
Prevent T4–>T3

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17
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Thioamides

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Methimazole and PTU
Inhibit TPO from converting iodide to iodine
PTU inhibits deiodination of T4 and T3.

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18
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What thioamide to use in first trimester of preg

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PTU

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19
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What thioamide has shorter half life

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PTU
Dosed Q6-8 hrs.
Methimazole is QD

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20
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Radioactive iodine-131 MOA

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Enters follicular cells via NIS and gamma rays destroy thyroid gland cells.
Stay 6 ft away from others for 3-11 days

21
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Potassium iodide solution

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Increased iodide causes NIS pump to fail leading to less TH formation.
NOT for preg
Used in preparation of thyroidectomy

22
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Glucocorticoids

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Hydrocortisone and dexmethasone
Suppress T4–>T3
Help with inflammation and pain in thyroiditis

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Cholestyramine

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Binds excess TH in intestine inceasing fecal excretion.
Can cause constipation and diarrhea

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Teprotumumab
Treats thyroid eye disease Binds IGF-1 receptor to block activatoin. 8 infusions over 8 months
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Teplizumab
Delays onset of stage 3 T1DM Binds to CD3 protein on T cells preventing activation
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Ultra rapid acting insulin
Prandial 15 minutes before aspart lispro-aabc inhaled (afrezza) glulisine
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Short acting insulin
Regular human insulin Prandial 30 mins before meal
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Intermediate acting insulin
Basal Isophane suspension ONset is 1-2 hours duration is 24 hours SQ
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Long acting insuline
Glargine (forms precipitate for slow release) Detemir No true peak onset 1-1.5 hours SQ
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Ultra-long acting insulin
Degludec No true peak Onset 1-1.5 hours SQ lasts 42 hours
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Afrezza
Inhaled rapid insulin Onset is 12 mins Duration is 1.5-3 hrs
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baqsimi
Nasal glucagon 3mg for everyone over 4 yo
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Gvoke hypopen
Pre-filled glucagon pen. Dose is weight dependent
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Sulfonylurea
-ide NOT -tide Blocks ATP K channel in beta cells causing influx of Ca and insuline secretion. Glucose independent so can cause hypoglycemia
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What sulfonylurea is preferred
glipizide bc of short half life
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Glinides
-glinide Bind to ATP K channel in beta cells Glucose independent so can cause hypoglycemia
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GLP-1 receptor agonist
Exenatide and -glutide Glucose dependent. Stimulate insulin secretion and inhibit glucagon after meals C-cell tumor risk
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Tirzepatide
GLP-1/GIP receptor agonist. Glucose dependent Stumulates insulin release, increases insulin sensitivity, slows gastric emptying, inhibits glucagon Zepbound for weightloss Drops A1C 2+ C-cell tumor risk
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DPP-4 inhibitors
-gliptin Slows breakdown of GLP-1 indirectly stimulating insulin release 0.5-0.8 A1C decrease
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Biguanide (metformin)
Decreases hepatic production of glucose. Decreases glucose absorption in gut. INcreases insulin sensitivity of muscle and fat. Weight neutral Oral 1-1.5 A!C decrease
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Thiazolidenediones
-glitazone Activate PPAR-gamma causing expression of genes for glucose and lipid metabolism and insulin signal transduction 1-1.5 A!C decrease causes weight gain. Not for youth CHF
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Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor
Delays absorption of carbs. Don't use if they have IBS or any obstruction
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SGLT-2 inhibitors
-flozin Block Na-glucose transporter causing glucosuria. Can cause UTI Don't start if GFR<30 0.5-1 A1C decrease
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Pramlintide
Amylin analog Increases satiety Deceases postprandial glucagon secretion
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Sympathomimetics
Phentermine and diethylpropion. CNS stimulant that cuases release of norepi and dopa to reduce apetite
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Phentermine/topiramate
Phent causes release of norepi and dopa and topiramate blocs glutamate receptor decreaseing apetite and enhances activity at gaba for satiety. TERATOGENIC
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Naltrexone/bupropion
Enhances productoin of melanocyte stimulating hormone. Reduces apetite
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Orliastat
Lipase inhibitor causing fatty stools. Weight loss drug. Take ADEK multivatamine >2hrs after
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First choice weight loss med for pts with without CVD
Tirzepatide (GLP-1/GIP)