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Weird long term metronidazole adr

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Peripheral neuropathy

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Hepatic encephalopathy

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  1. lactulose
  2. Rifaxim
  3. Neomycin ( caution neuro tox)
  4. PO metronidazole
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Lasix : spironolactone ratio

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40:100

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Weight and TCAs

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Weight gain

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Adjunctive antipsyches for depression

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Abilify, symbyax, seroquel, brexpiprazole

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Sodium oxybate reqs

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REMs
Date rape drug
Narcolepsy with cataplexy

C3, xyrem

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PAH tx

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Positive Nitric oxide response
-CCB (no verapamil)

Negative: go to main drugs

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PDE-5 inhibitor interactions

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Cyp3A4 inhibitors!

Nitrates

Etoh!

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Adempas info

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Riociguat
PAH
REMs for pharmacy and Females
Monthly preganancy tests

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Bosentan additional information

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Male and female must enroll in REMs

I think more hepatotoxicity

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Weird ADR of LTRAs

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Neuropsychiatric events (mood and behavior )

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Theophylline kinetics

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Michaels-menton

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Respimat

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These are MDIs but don’t need to be shaken!

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Exercise induced asthma

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SABA

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Albuterol Neb solution 0.083% vs 0.5%

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0.5% must be diluted with 2.5 mL NS

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Inhaler type of no suffix

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MDI

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Only DPI requiring priming

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Flexhaler

Just before first use!

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Ergots major interaction

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CI with 3A4 inhibitors

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Drugs to avoid if salicylate allergy

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MESALAMINE, bismuth, sulfasalazine

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MDIs that don’t need to be shaken

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Respimat, Alvesco, Qvar redihaler, atrovent

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CYP1A2 substrates

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Caffeine, theophylline,

R-warfarin (less potent), fluvoxamine, olanzapine, clozapine

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Minimum nicotine gum or lozenge to use

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9 pc /day in first 6 wk

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How to bupropion and Chantix work for smoking cessation

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Both reduce cravings and withdrawal

Chantix is partial agonist and blocks reward affects associated with smoking

*no need to taper these

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Is bupropion serotonergic?

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Yes

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Chantix adrs
Nausea (take with food and WATER), insomnia, seizures, headache, constipation, psychiatric effects Possible rash/ SJS
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Less know side effects of bupropion
Dry mouth
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When to NEVER use cipro!
PNA! MGL!!!
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Can you use 1st gen antihistamines with MAOI?
Apparently not
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Antihistamine in lactation
No first gen- use second gen
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Fexofenadine info
Take with water NOT juice | -no al or mg products
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Chem 7 fishbone
Na CL BUN GLUCOSE K CO2 scr
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Vincristine extravasation
Warm compress
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Menthol age req
Don’t use in children less than 2
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Glaucoma drugs MOA
``` PG analogs: increase outflow Carbonic anhydrase: produc? BB; production Cholinergic: outflow Rho kinase: outflow Alpha agonists: both ```
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Cholinergic effect on pupils
Constriction (mitosis)
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Weird lamotrigine ADR
Hair loss Give zinc or selenium
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Levetiracetam ADR
Psychiatric reactions, rash, anemias Renal dose < 80
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AEDs causing hyperammonium
Topiramate and valproate
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Topiramate max and renal dose
Max: 400/ d | 50% for crcl < 70
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Valproate vitamin supplementation
Carnitine for hyperammonium
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Valproate DR to ER
Increase daily dose 8-20%
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Carbamazepine level
4-12
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AED IV: PO 1:1
Phenytoin, levetiracetam, lacosamide
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When to stick with same manufacturer
AEDs, thyroid
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PO acyclovir consideration
Take with water to avoid kidney stone
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Acid base issues with diuretics and RASS inhibitors
Thiazides/loops: metabolic alkalosis K+ sparing: metabolic acidosis RASS: metabolic acidosis
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Cardio selective beta blockers
AMEBBA + nebivolol (added Nitric oxide )
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When are CCB CI
Acute MI (both DHP and Non-DHP) If BB use only non-DHP CI If HF both CI- if normal EF non-DHP ok
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Clopidogrel dose
75 mg Qd
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Preganancy BG goals
Fasting <95 | Post prandial <120-140
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Should diabetes patients get live vaccine
No
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Urine albumin:scr ratio in kidney dx
>30
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Drugs that increase BG
Cough syrup, thiazide/loop diuretics, transplant, niacin, protease inhibitors, FQ, atypicals, statins, steroids Azoles, beta-agonists, diazoxide, interferon alpha, BB, FQ, and octreotide can increase and decrease
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DM drugs with CV benefit
GLP-1: liraglutide, semaglutide, exenatide SGLT-2: empagliflozin, canagliflozin
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DM meds NOT to combine!
Insulin and SU/meglitinides GLP-1 and DPP-4
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Metformin and contrast dye timing
Stop at time of or before Restart 48 hours after
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Metformin + topiramate
Increase risk of metabolic acidosis
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Metformin food?
Duh!
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Older SU
Chlorpropamide, tolazamide, tolbutamide *not used d/t hypoglycemia
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Micronase vs microzide
Micronase: glyburide Microzide: HCTZ
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Can you use meglitinides or SU in T1DM?
No
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TZDs less know risks
Risk of fractures Ovulation- use BC URTI
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SGLT2 renal
Not recommended GFR<45 | CI: GFR<30
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Canagliflozin electrolyte
Hyperkalemia
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SGLT2 less known risk
Keto acidosis!!
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DPP-4 risks
- Acute pancreatitis - HF (saxagliptan and alogliptan) - hepatotoxicity (alogliptan) - renal dose except linagliptan
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Insulin dosing T2DM
Basal: 10 u/ day or 0.1-0.2 u/kg/d Prandial: 4 u/d or 10% basal
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GLP-1 renal dosing
Exenatide: don’t use with crcl<30
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Victoza dose
0.6 mg QD x 1 week then 1.2 mg QD Can increase to 1.8
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Trulicity dose
Dulaglutide 0.75 mg Qwk Can increase to 1.5 mg
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Byetta and adlyxin unique properties
No risk of thyroid CA Give with 60 min of meals (others no regard to meals)
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Adlyxin
Lixisenatide Start with green pen and use all doses before moving to burgundy pen
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Pramlintide facts
T1 and T2 DM Weight loss Must give with food!
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Insulin timing
Rapid: 15 mins before meal Short: 30 mins before meal Long: bedtime
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Humulin U-500 syringe
Each marking=5 units No conversions necessary
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Insulins available without RX
Regular, NPH, 70/30’s
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Can you mix LA insulins with other insulins?
No!
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Humulin R and Novulin R VS Humulin 70/30 and novulin 70/30
R: regular 70/30: 70%NPH/30%regular
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Starting basal bolus insulin reg for T1DM
0.5 u/kg/d 50% basal and 50% bolus (divide bolus by three)
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Trulicity and adlyxin exp
14 D
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Victoza, symlin, byetta exp
30 d
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Drugs that can cause hypoglycemia
Belviq (lorcaserin), linezolid, pentamidine, beta blockers, FQ, octreotide, quinine
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DKA v HHS
DKA: BG>250, ph<7.35, anion gap>12 HHS: BG>600, osmolarity>320, Dehydrated, ph>7.3, bicarb >15
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When to not use GLP-1
Gastroparesis Slows gastric emptying
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DM drugs avoid if crcl<30
Metformin, SGLT2, exenatide, glyburide
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DM drugs hepatotoxicity
Alogliptan and TZDs
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Which biologic DMARDS are anti-TNF
1. Enbrel (enterecept) 2. Humira (adalimumab) 3. Simponi (golimumab) 4. Remicade (infliximab) 5. Cimzia (certolizumab)
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Myxedema coma
Emergency of hypothyroidism | -IV levothyroxine
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Liotrix
T3 + T4 (levothyroxine + liothyronine) *thyrolar
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Other levothyroxine interactions
BB decrease conversion of T4 to T4 Take bisphosphonates 30 minutes before levothyroxine
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Major steroid ADRs
1. Hyperglycemia 2. Hypertension 3. Glaucoma 4. Psychiatric *decreased BMD, fluid retention, increased appetite/wt gain
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Prednisone and prednisolone relationship
Prednisone is a prodrug of prednisolone
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Preferred initial tx of RA
MTX
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MTX major ADR
Hepatotoxicity, myelosuppression, mucositis/bleed, pregnancy, pulmonary *give folate to decrease ADRs-give NEXT day! Immunocompromise
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Sulfa drugs causing crystaluria
Sulfasalazine, bactrim
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Does amiodarone prolong QTc
Yes—-dummy
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Preferred sglt2s in HF
Dapagliflozin, empagliflozin
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Which statin is renally dosed?
Rosuvastatin
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Which non-bio DMARDs to avoid with biologics DMARDs?
Xeljanz (tofacitinib) and Olumiant (baricitinib) Janus kinase inhibitors (JAK)
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Biologic DMARD preganancy (TNF and Non-TNF)
Risk unknown- pregnancy registry | Unlike MTX and leflunamide- CI in pregnancy
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Parenteral vs oral meds for MS
Parenteral: copaxone/glatopa (glatiramer acetate) and interferon beta, alemtuzumab (lemtrada), ocrevus, tysabri Oral: teriflunamide (aubagio), gilenya (fingolamid), tecfidera (dinethyl funarate), simponimod (mayzent), cladrabine (mavenclad)
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Which MS/ RA drug- no pregnancy x 2 yr- can do accelerated elimination
Leflunamide (arava)-RA Teriflunamide (aubagio)- MS
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Myasthenia gravis
Autoimmune- destroys ach receptors- muscle weakness Tx: cholinesterase inhibitor
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Cholinergics and asthma/COPD
Bad- bronchoconstriction
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Lipophilic and hydrophobic ABX
Hydro: beta-lactams, aminoglycosides, daptomycin, gylcopeptides, polymyxins *BAD GP LIPo: macrolide, rifampin, linezolid, quinolones, tetracyclines
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Hydrophilic v lipophilic ABX properties
Hydro: renal elimination, not active against atypical, small VD, NOT 1:1
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Doripenem do not use
PNA
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Moxifloxacin unique coverage
Anaerobes- GI infxns No UTI!!
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Erythromycin unique effect
Promotility -GI upset
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Daptomycin drug interaction
Statins- myopathy/rhabdo
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Tigecycline does not cover
3 P’s Pseudomonas, proteus, providencia
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Metro and etoh separation
3 days
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Which enterococcus does synercid not cover
Faecalis
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What does no beta lactam cover?
Atypicals
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Ribaverin v abacavir ADR
Ribaverin: hemolysis and pregnancy Abacavir: hypersensitivity *double check!
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Genetic alleles for rash
5801- allopurinol 1502- anticonvulsants 5701- abacavir
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Metoprolol iv:po
1:2.5
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PPI ok in G-tube
Lansoprazole
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Vilazodone food?
With food!
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Which drugs (other than antipsyches) worsen PD?
Alzheimer’s meds
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Which anticonvulsants cause weight loss?
Lamotrigine, keppra, Zonisamide, topiramate
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Tx bordetella (whooping cough)
Zpack, clarithromycin, or bactrim
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Is clindamycin renally dosed?
No
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Do cipro and levo cover anerobes?
Don’t this so, use moxifloxacin or add metro
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UTI ppx
> 3 /yr - bactrim SS QD or DS after sex - nitro 50 QD
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Bactrim and nitro pregnancy
Avoid both in 1st trimester -avoid nitro in third trimester
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Bicillin LA or CR for syphilis
LA * don’t sub!
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Metronidazole pregnancy
CI in first trimester except for trichomoniasis
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Tick illnesses
Typhus, ehrlichiosis, tularemia, Lyme, Ricky mountain Almost always doxy. Gent/tobra for tularemia
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Diflucan renal adjustment
<50 decrease by 50%
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Voriconazole / posaconazole renal impairment
Oral preferred bc IV vehicle (SBECD) accumulates | *<50*
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Zygomycetes
Posa or isavu NOT vori
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Which antifungal requires a filter
Isavuconazole
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What is famciclovir a prodrug of
Penciclovir (denavir)
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Acyclovir infusion time
At least 1 hour (prevent kidney damage)
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Shingles and tx
Cluster, fluid filled blisters in band - tx best within 72 hrs - tx duration: 7 d - acy 800 Po 5x/d - Val 1g tid - fam 500 tid
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Are cidofovir, ganciclovir and Valganciclovir hazardous
Yes
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Valcyte and cytovene suspension storage
Fridge
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Amo/ amp rash with EBV
Not an allergy! -FYI no tx for ebv
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Immunosuppressed definition
20 mg prednisone equivalent or 2 mg/kg/d x 14 days!
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Does reglan require medguide
Yes
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Which antihistamine is a metabolite of hydroxyzine?
Cetirizine
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Hormones breast cancer
Both estrogens and progesterone can cause- I think
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Hormones uterine cancer
Estrogen increases risk | Progesterone decreases risk
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When can you use cephalosporin in PCN allergy
Acute otitis media: use second or third gen cephalosporin
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What is not considered a sulfa allergy?
Sulfite and sulfate do NOT cross react with sulfonamides
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Michaelis menton drugs
Phenytoin, theophylline, voriconazole
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HLA-1502 drugs
Carbamazepine, oxcarbazepine, phenytoin, fosphenytoin *test all ASIAN patients before starting CARBAMAZEPINE *
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Plavix gene- don’t use
Cyp2c19 *2 or *3 | Poor metabolizes
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Genetic: avoid codeine
Cyp2D6 ultra rapid metabolizer
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Genes to decrease warfarin dose
Cyp2c9 *2 or *3 VKORC1 G> A
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Azathioprine gene
Low or absent TPMT increases risk of myelosuppression
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Which drug requires genetic testing in all patient?
Abacavir!! 5701 Carb- asians Cetuximab (kras) Trasruzumab (her-2) Azathioprine (TPMT)
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How long is phenytoin IV bag stable for ?
4 hours
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FQ QTc
Moxi>levo>cipro
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FQ most potent inhibitor
Cipro
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Hepatotoxic supplements
Black cohosh, kava
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Anxiety herbals
Valerian, passionflower, kava, chamomile, st, johns
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Cold sore herbal
l-lysine
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Dementia herbal
Ginkgo, vitamin E
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Depression herbal
SAMe, St. John, valerian
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Diabetes herbal
Alpha lipoic, cinnamon, chromium
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Cholesterol herbals
Ref yeast rice, garlic, omega 3, plant sterol, fibers
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Energy/wt loss herbal
Bitter orange, caffeine, guarana, green tea powder
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HF herbal
Hawthorn, coQ10, omertà 3
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HTN herbal
Omega 3, l-arginine, coQ10, garlic
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Inflammation herbal
Flax seed, turmeric, omega 3
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Liver dx herbal
Milk thistle
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Motion sickness herbal
Ginger, peppermint
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Soy
Osteoporosis and menopause herbal
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Nutrient depletion 1. MTX 2. PPI
1. Folate | 2. Magnesium, B12
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NAc dose
Po: 140 mg/kg x1, 70 mg/kg q4 x17 h IV: 150 mg/kg over 60 min, 50 mg/kg over 4g, 100 mg/kg over 16h
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Physostigmine
Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor- reverses anticholinergic OD
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1. BB OD | 2. CCB OD
1. Glucagon | 2. IV calcium
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Metal OD
Dimercaprol, penicillamine, succimer
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Pralidoxime
Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor OD (neostigmine, pyridostigmine)
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Fomepizole
Ethylene glycol, antifreeze, methanol toxicity
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Sodium bicarb heart effect
Use if widened QRS
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Levocarbitine
Use for valproate or topiramate induced hyperammonium
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Crofab
Snake bites
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Which diuretics are sulfa drugs
Loops and thiazides
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Corticosteroids potassium
Hypokalemia
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Do clonidine and precedex decrease HR?
Yes
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Cyp2D6 inhibitors
Fluoxetine, paroxetine, fluvoxamine, Ciprofloxacin, , amiodarone
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FQ separation from chelators | *give FQ…
Cipro: 2h before, 6h after Levo: 2h before, 2h after Moxi: 4h before, 8h after Doxy: 1-2 before, 4-6 after *minocycline is fine
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Serotonergic drugs
Lithium, buspirone, amphetamines, fent/meth/tram/tapentadol, lorcaserin, reglan, triptans, St. John, mirtazapine, trazodone , dectromethorphan, DHE
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Ototoxicity
Cisplatin Amg,salicylates, ASA, loops, vanc
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Agranulocytosis meds
PTU, methimazole, procainamide, clozapine, carbamazepine, bactrim, isoniazid
189
Procainamide level
4-10 Napa-15-25 Combine: 10-30
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Hazardous drugs USP
800
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Copaxone (glatiramer) room temp exp
30 d
192
Cymzia room temp exp
7 d
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Simponi room temp exp
30 d
194
Abalopartide (tymlos) and teriparatide (forteo) storage and exp
1. 30 d room temp | 2. Fridge at all times
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IV MTX color
Yellow
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Licorice
Increase BP, decrease k
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Thiazide and loop adr
Photosensitivity and rash BG, TG, chol, uric acid Met alkalosis
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Spironolactone pregnancy
No!
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BB less know ADRs
Fluid retention, dyslipidemia and wt gain, depression
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When are fibrinolytics contraindicated?
Pregnancy, HTN
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Lipid effects for lupus meds
Fish oil: decrease TG, inc LDL Niacin: decrease TG/LDL inc HDL Fibrates: decrease TG, inc LDL Bile acid: decrease LDL, inc TG
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Riboflavin
B2
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Does ASA require medguide
No, don’t think so
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NSAID safe with lithium
Sulindac
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ASA separation from Motrin
Take ASA 1h before or 8h after
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Dig + milnacipran
Increase dig
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Triptans
Stroke, HTN, paresthesias, seratonin syndrome, chest sensation
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How soon must you take cochicine for acute gout attack
Within 36 hours
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Colchicine timing
- start within 36h - restart ppx in 12h - no repeat tx dose for 3 d
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Can lesinurad be used without XOI
No
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Uricosuric (lesinurad and probenecid) counseling point
Hydration!!
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Pegloticase (krystexxa) major ADR
Hypersensitivity rxn Premeditate G6PD *don’t combine with other four agents
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When can you use rectal steroids?
For UC only! Not chrones
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Which meds are NOT helpful for motion sickness
Reglan, 5HT3 blockers Use cyclizine, dimenhydrinate, or meclizine…or Benadryl. Or scop
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Dramamine v Dramamine all day less drowsy
1. Dimenhydrinate | 2. Meclizine
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If you miss a dose of POP how long must you use back up?
Use for 48 h if 3 h late
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Why is estrogen given with progesterone
Protects from endometrial cancer in women with uterus! *nothing about menopause- unlike AIs (given post menopause or if no uterus)*
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What types of cancer do estrogens cause
Endometrial (if no progesterone), breast, ovarian, liver
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Medroxyprogesterone IM ADRs
Decreases BDM, weight gain!!
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When to avoid patch birth control
>198 pounds
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Technivie or viekira pak plus ethinyl estradiol
CI! Liver toxicity!!
222
Protease inhibitors /ritonavir plus birth control
Use backup! Decrease it somehow! Even though they’re inhibitors
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How long to use backup if 2 missed COC? POP (3h late)
7 days | 48h
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How long can vaginal ring fall out for
3h, if >3h backup required
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Nuvaring exp at room temp
4 months
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Annovera
Reusable vaginal ring (up to a year)
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Paragard
Copper IUD | -fun fact: also works as EC if placed within 5 days
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Other than day limit, when else may ella be better than plan B
Overweight: >165 pounds
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When should you treat asymptomatic bacturia
Pregnancy!
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Drugs that cause osteoporosis
Anticonvulsants, aromatase inhibitors, medroxyprogesterone, GnRH agonists, lithium, PPIs, steroids, thyroid hormones, loop diuretics, TZDs, SSRIs, heparin
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What do aromatase inhibitors do? What are they for?
Breast cancer treatment/ppx. They prevent conversion or other hormones to estrogen! Post menopausal!
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Tamoxifen bone effect
Increased BMD- (unlike AIs)
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Osteoporosis ppx vs tx
Ppx: bisphosphonates (except IV ibandronate), raloxifene, duavee Tx: bisphosphonates, denosumab, PTH analogs, (teriparatide),, calcitonin
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Bisphosphonates or v IV
Oral: alendronate (daily/weekly), risendronate (daily/weekly/monthly) or ibandronate (monthly!!) IV: zolendronate (reclast)- 5 yearly Zometa (hyerpK) - 4 mg Ibandronate Q3 months! *boniva is monthly if oral and quarterly if IV
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Bisphosphonates ADRs
Osteonecrosis of jaw (check vit D and calcium lvls before), GI!!!, esophagitis/erosions, hypocalcemia, atypical femur fractures, heartburn/dyspepsia, separate from divalent cations/antacids, renal *IV- no esophagitis or GI but does have acute phase rxn
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Teriparatide (forteo) and tymlos (abaliparatide) safety considerations
Max 2 years! (Osteosarcoma) | **hyPERcalcemia**
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Estrogen cancer risks
Endometrial AND breast!
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Testosterone ADRs
Clotting risk, prostate growth (don’t give if BPH), baldness, acne, gynecomastia, liver toxicity
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Who can take flibanserin (addyi)
Premenopausal only!
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Testosterone and BPH
Test increases prostate growth | -5- alpha reductase inhibitors prevents formation of test (may cause ED though )
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Fosrenol adr | And sevelemer
Lanthanum N/V/D, constipation- chew thoroughly!! Sevelemer- same and can also decrease cholesterol Chelation!
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Bupropion enzymes
2D6 inhibitor
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Which MAOi doesn’t require no tyramine rich food
Selegiline patch (emsam)
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Antipsych potency trick
Low: thioridozine (mellaril) and chlirpromazine (Thorazine) Mid: loxapine (loxitane/adasuve) abd perphenazine *all others are high!
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Fast acting INj antipsyches
Haldol, fluphenazine, zyprexa, ziprasidone
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Smoking and Antiopsyces
Reduces olanzapine and clozapine
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Antipsyches with ODT
Abilify, fazaclo, risperdal M-tab, zydis *asenapine is SL
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Risperdal oral solution
Cannot mix with cola or tea
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Bipolar drugs ok in pregnancy
Lamotrigine, lurasidone
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Lithium risk neurotoxicity (other drugs)
Verapamil, diltiazem, phenytoin, carbamazepine
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Kapvay- don’t get confused…
ER, NOT IR
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BZD differences
Diazepam: lipophillic- fast onset and long half life Alprazolam: fast onset Etoh: diazepam, Ativan, chlordiazepoxide
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Less known effect if Z-drugs
Pins and needles
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Less known effect if Z-drugs
Pins and needles
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Less known effect if Z-drugs
Pins and needles
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What other drugs can help narcolepsy
Solriamfetol (sunosi) | Amphetamines/stimulants
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Hep C DAA major issue
Interactions- watch for 3A4 inducers
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No monotherapy Hep c
Ribaverin!! Daclatasvir, sofosbuvir
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Crcl to reduce NRTIs
``` <50 Except TAF (vemlidy) <15 ```
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Octreotide adrs
Hypo/hyperglycemia, bradycardia, cholethiasis/biliary sludge
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Selegiline adr
Activating
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Measles
Koplik spots (small white ) in mouth,maculopapular rash, fever , malaise , cough, rhinitis, conjunctivitis
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Mumps
Swollen and tender salivary glands under ears HA, Fever, fatigue, loss of appetite
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Rubella
Fine pink rash that begins on face and spreads to rest of body
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Polio
Nerve damage, weakness and cognitive issues later in life Fever, sore throat, fatigue , nausea, HA, abd pain
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Pertussis
Whooping cough | TDAP
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Rotavirus
Diarrhea , fever, vomiting
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Chicken pox
Itchy rash, crops of sores that turn to blisters then burst then form crusts
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Anticoagulation monitoring
IVs (argat, bival, UFH): aPTT SubQ: (Fonda, LMWH): anti-XA Most things: Hgb/hct, plt, scr Orals: no efficacy monitoring Doacs: LFTs
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Amlodipine + statin
Simvastatin max: 20/d | Lovastatin max: 20-40/ d
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Additional fintate interaction
Increase effects of SU and warf Zetia, statins, colchicine
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Niacin other tox
Bleeding, increase INR, N/V/D Liver, BG, UA, flushing
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Women age: for taking tymlos forteo
At least 5 yr post-menopausal
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PPI equal doses
20: omeprazole, esomeprazole Raber 40: pantop 30 lanso, dexlan
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P ovale
Dandruff yeast
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Diltiazem and verapamil iv to po
NOT 1:1
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GpIIBIIIA and Tpa adr and CI
CI: hx recent stroke ADR: hypotension GpIIbIIIA: throbocytopenia
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Azithromycin and clarithromycin food
Azithromycin ER susp- empty stomach Clarithromycin XL- with food!
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Vanco max concentration and rate
Conc: 5mg/ml Rate: 15 mg/ min
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Hydralazine v nitrates
Hydralazine: arterial dilator (afterload) Nitrates: venous dilator (preload)
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Heparin weird adr
Osteoporosis | *less with LMWH
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Only fibrinolytic allowed for stroke
Alteplase | 0.9 mg/kg (max 90 mg) 4.5 hr symptom onset 1 hr of hospital arrival
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Tpa BP req
Start: <185/110 Keep: <180/105
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When is anti-Xa lvl obtain for lmwh
4 hours post dose! (6h for aPTT) Extremes body wt, pregnancy, extremes age, renal insufficiency (3h if for fondaparinux)
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DOAC ok to double up for missed dose
BID dosing if Xarelto
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Xarelto food
With evening meal! If > 15 mg
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Edoxaban limitatjkn
After 5-10d parenteral AC (same with dabigatran) Crcl <50: 30 mg
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Vit k ADR
Anaphylaxis Dilute in 50 mL
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ER iron
Not initially!!
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Iron OD tx
Desferal (deferoxamine )
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Schillings
Pernicious anemia
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When is glipizide taken
30 mins before meals Other SU with breakfast
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Sglt2 other adrs
Increased LDL, fractures
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DPP-4 less know adr
Arthralgia (joint pain) ``` Heart failure (esp saxa and alo) URTIs ```
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Nafcillin
Vesicant- use cold packs
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Bismuth + tetracycline
Chelation
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Which drugs falsely increase PT/INR
Dapto!, televancin, oritavancin, dalbavancin
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Which suspension should not be shaken?
Linezolid
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Shingles tx
Tx within 72 h and rx for 7 days Acy 800 5x Val 1g tid Fam 500 tid
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Phenazopyridine
Hemolysis if G6PD deficiency Take with water or food
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Phenazopyridine
Hemolysis if G6PD deficiency Take with water or food
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Peak flow meter
Morning before using inhalers - compare to personal best - record highest value