Extras: Kids And Drugs Flashcards
1
Q
diagnosing Pediatric GER
A
24 hour intra-esophageal pH monitoring + impedance study
2
Q
Three lab values that happen in bb with pyloric stenosis
A
Low Cl, low K, metabolic alkalosis
3
Q
Three main sx of biliary atresia
A
Cholestatic jaundice, hepatomegaly, acholic stools
4
Q
Major BB warning triad associated with all Hep B drugs besides Adefovir and PEG INFa2a
A
- Severe acute Hep B exacerbation
- Lactic acidosis
- Hepatomegaly
5
Q
Drug for Hep B for 2+ yr old patients
A
Entecavir
6
Q
Hep B drug that causes pancreatitis
A
Lamivudine
7
Q
What happens if you take amiodarone + Velpatasvir/Sofosbuvir
A
Bradycardia
8
Q
Which Hep C drug causes major birth defects and fetal death
A
Ribavirin
9
Q
What two drugs are always given with Boceprevir
A
- PEG INFa-2a
2. Ribavirin
10
Q
Goal of Hep C therapy
A
SVR: sustained viral response; viral eradication 24 weeks post-therapy
