GERD and PUD Tx II Flashcards
which has fastest onset of action between antacids, H2RAs and PPIs
antacids then H2RAs last is PPIs
which has longest duration of action
antacis, H2RAs and PPIs
PPIs then H2RAs then antacids
H2RA and PPI
which heals peptic ulcers more
PPIs
tolerance occurs with what
H2RA
what occurs with discontinuation of PPIs and H2RAs
rebound dyspeptic Sx and acid hypersecretion
moa bismuth compounds
coat ulcers and erosions creating protective layer against acid and pepsin
stimulates PG, mucus and bicarb
what is purpose of salicylate in bismuth subsalicylate
like ASA inhibits intestinal PG and chloride secretion
reduce stool frequencys and liquidity in infecitous diarrhea
PK of bismuth
> 99% appears in stool
rapid dissociation
therapeutic use of bismuth compounds
dyspepsia and acute diarrheatravelers diarrhea
H pylor infection
what is the drug combination for H pylori
bismuth salicylate, bismuth subcitrate potassium with metronidazole and tetracycline
adverse effects of bismuth compounds
blackening of stool
carefule in children with flu or chicken pox because of reyes
used short periods to avoid encephalopathy and renal impairment
What is misoprostel
PG analog
MOA misoprostel
methyl analog PGE1, mucosal protective and acid inhibitory
may stimulate mucus and bicarb secretion and enhance mucosal blood flow
bind PG R on parietal cells reducing histamine stimulated cAMP production causing acid inhibition
Use of prostaglandin analogs
prevention NSAID induced ulcers
adverse drug reactions prostaglandin analogs
diarrhea, cramping abdominal pain
stimulates uterine contraction so not used in pregnancy or those of childbearing age without negative pregnancy test
MOA sucralfate
negatively charged sucrose sulfate binds positively charged proteins at base of erosions forming a physical barrier that restricts further damage
stimulates mucosal OG and bicarb secretion