Exam 5 chapters 55 and 56 Flashcards

1
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What are the estrogen drugs?

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estrogens, estradiol, estriol

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2
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What are adverse effects of estrogen

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endometrial and ovarian cancers, risk for estrogen-dependent breast cancer, embolic events

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3
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Patients on estrogen should quit smoking to reduce

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risk of thromboembolic event

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4
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Estrogen is a pregnancy category

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x

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5
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Estrogen is contraindicated in>

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heart disease / family history of, vaginal bleeding, certain cancers, thrombotic disease/risk of , fibroid tumors, tobacco use

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6
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What are the progestin drugs

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progesterone, medroxyprogesterone, megestrol, norgestrel

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7
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Adverse effects of progesterones

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weight gain, edema, depression, thromboembolism, breast cancer, jaundice, migraine headaches, birth defects, spontaneous abortion

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8
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Contraindications of progesterones

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liver disease, pregnancy, breast cancer

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9
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If a woman has a uterus, can she take estrogen alone?

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NO

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10
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If a woman has a uterus, they must take estrogen and progesterone together to decrease?

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endometrial hyperplasia

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11
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Adverse effects of oral contraceptives?

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N/V, breast fullness, depression, edema, abnormal clotting, uterine/vaginal bleeding, hyperglycemia, hyperkalemia

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12
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Contraindications of combined oral contraceptives?

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pregnancy, thrombophlebitic disorders, estrogen-dependent cancer

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13
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what are estrogen dependent cancers?

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ovarian, breast, endometrial cancers

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14
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Indication for finasteride

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treatment of BPH and stimulating hair growth

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15
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Patient teaching for finasteride

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pregnant women should not touch the medication, can take 6 months to feel effects, do not donate blood (must be discontinued for one month) , antihypertensive teaching

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16
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Patients on finasteride should report?

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symptoms of decreased libido, gynecomastia and impotence

17
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Older adults on finasteride are more likely to see?

A

effects of hypotension

18
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What is the indication for tamsulosin?

A

BPH (relaxes smooth muscles of bladder and prostate)

19
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Mechanism of action:

A

highly protein bound; relaxes the smooth muscle of the bladder and prostate

20
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Adverse effects of tamsulosin?

A

hypotension, dizziness, nasal congestion, sleepiness, faintness, problems with ejaculation

21
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If our patient has had cataract surgery, tamsulosin can cause them to have

A

floppy iris syndrome

22
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What is the indication for PDE5 inhibitors?

A

erectile dysfunction

23
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Contraindications of PDE5 inhibitors

A

nitrates, grapefruit juice

24
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PDE5 inhibitors should not be taken with drugs that

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lower blood pressure (ex. alcohol, antihypertensives, alpha-adrenergic blockers)

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