GI Flashcards

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H2 Blockers

  • Cimetidine
  • Ranitidine
  • Famotidine
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2
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PPIs

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3
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Misopristol

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4
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Orlistat

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5
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Antacids

  • aluminum – constipation
  • magnesium – diarrhea
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6
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Bismuth & Sucralfate

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7
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Octreotide

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8
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Diphenoxylate vs. Loperamide

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9
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Adverse effects of opioid antidiarrheals:

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Diphenoxylate
* dependence risk (crosses BBB)– combine with atropine to prevent abuse
Loperamide
* QT prolongation – Torsade de Pointes

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10
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Ondansetron

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11
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Metoclopramide

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12
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Bulk-forming laxatives

  • Psyllium
  • Methylcellulose
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13
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Senna

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14
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Docusate

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15
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H. Pylori - triple therapy

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  1. amoxicillin
  2. clarithromycin
  3. PPI
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16
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PPI adverse effects

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  1. Bone fracture risk – decreased get Ca2+ absorption
  2. p450 inhibitor – Rx interactions
  3. Increased infection risk – C. diff
17
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Why is a patient in the weight loss clinic on Orlistat Rx experiencing easy bruising/bleeding?

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Vitamin K deficiency (fat soluble vitamins malabsorption: ADEK)

18
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Most testable adverse effect of Octreotide:

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Formation of gallstones
* Inhibition of CCK
* Increases bile stasis

19
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Torsade de Pointes & QT-prolongation

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  • High risk of mortality
  • Rx = IV Magnesium Sulfate (Mg2SO4)
20
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Weird adverse effect of Senna? Classic vignette: Young woman who abuses a laxative to lose weight, and surgeon incidentally finds this during abdominal surgery

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Melanosis Coli
* Harmless black coloration of the colon
* observed on microscopy

21
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Aprepitant

Anti-emetic for chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting