GI drugs Flashcards
PPIs - where is their site of action?
parietal cell
what do PPIs inhibit?
the final step of acid production at decretory surface of gastric parietal cell
side effects of PPI?
headache, nausea, diarrhoea, fatigue, abdo pain
control of vomiting is by the vomiting centre. where is this?
medulla
the vomiting act. what are the stages?
efferent stimulation from vomiting centre in medulla. deep breath. upper oesophageal sphincter relaxation. closure of glottis (protects airway). diagphramic contraction. abdominal wall contraction. lower oesophageal sphincter relaxation.
visceral stimulation from GI tract to vomiting centre. which neurotransmitters are involved?
serotonin and dopamine
where do opiods act to cause vomiting ?
CTZ
what kind of drugs are metaclopramide and domperidone?
dopamine receptor agonists (DOmperidone)
which drug is used for motion sickness?
hyoscine hydrobromide
which drugs work by blocking H1 receptors within the vomiting centre?
cyclizine, promethazine
what kind of drug is ondansetron?
5ht3 receptor antagonists (in the gut)
what is 5ht3?
serotonin
examples of serotonin receptor antagonists used for anti sickness?
ondansetron, granisetron
what is used in pregnancy for anti emetic?
anti emetics are generally avoided
first choice anti emetic in pregnancy?
anti histamine
drug induced nausea in pregnancy treatment?
cyclizine or dopamine agonist
hyoscine butyl bromide - what is this drug used for?
abdominal cramps
what kind of drug is hyoscine hydrobromide?
anti muscarinic
what kind of drug is cyclizine
anti histamine
what kind of drug is promethazine/
anti histamine
side effect of ondansetron?
constipation (otp)
metronidazole and alcohol - what happens?
tachycardia, nausea, vomiting, tachycardia
what is plummer vinson syndrome?
plummer vinson digs hole for iron pipe Dysphagia Iron deficiency anaemia Glossitis Squamous cell carcinoma
why do you get dysphagia in plummer vinson syndrome?
secondary to eosophageal webs