Gastroparesis And Malabsorption Flashcards
1
Q
What 3 drugs should you d/c for gastroparesis?
A
- Anticholinergic agents
- Glp 1 agonists
- Opioids
2
Q
What is the first line treatment for gastroparesis?
A
Metoclopramide
3
Q
What is the boxed warning for Metoclopramide?
A
Tardive dyskinesia
4
Q
What are the 3 common adr for Metoclopramide?
A
- Sedation
- Restlessness
- QTC prolongation
5
Q
What is the MOA of erythromycin in gastroparesis?
A
Agonist of the motilin receptor
6
Q
What are the main ADR for domperidone?
A
- Severe QTc prolongation leading to cardiac death
7
Q
What do most patients who have short bowel syndrome have to go on lifelong?
A
TPN
8
Q
When do patients likely need all nutrition via a TPN?
A
First 3 months
9
Q
When are patients with SBS likely needing most nutrition via TPN but trying to ween off?
A
Months 3-6 of TPN use
10
Q
When do you slow down a TPN?
A
After 6 months