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GI Review

1
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Peptic ulcer recurrent rates

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85% if H. pylori not removed, 5-15% recurrence if it is removed

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2
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bismuth, metronidazole, tetracycline, PPI

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Quadruple H. pylori Tx

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3
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PPI, amoxicillin or metronidazole, clarithromycin

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Triple regiment

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4
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worsening dementia symptoms

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anticholinergic drugs like Dicyclomine (Bentyl) can cause

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H1

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mediate allergic responses

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H2

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stimulate gastric acid secretion

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H3

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CNS neurotransmission

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H4

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mast cell chemotaxis

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9
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Cimitidine, Ranitidine, Nizatidine, Famotidine

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H2s from lowest to highest

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10
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inhibits CYP 450

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Cimetidine drug interactions

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11
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PPI

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most powerful HCI secretion suppressors

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12
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C. diff, low levels of magnesium, osteoporosis, cv disease

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Long term PPI issues

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13
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suppress acid production, stimulate mucin production, increase bicarb, increase mucosal blood flow

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gastric effects of prostaglandins

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14
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misoprostol

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prostaglandin agonist contraindicated in pregnancy

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15
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aluminum hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide, calcium carbonate

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antacid tablets

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16
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renal failure

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antacid tablets are contraindicated in ___

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17
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loperamide

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opiate analog with an anticholingeric effects can cause toxicmegacolon in kids and avoid use in severe colitis

18
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largely protective (4) things: suppress acid production, stimulate mucin, increase bicarb, increase mucosal blood flow

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action of gastric prostaglandins

19
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metabolic alkalosis

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why do you not use bicarb in neutralizing acid?

20
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mucusal protectants, 1 hr before

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sucralfate, bismuth and how to take

21
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Phenothiazine, Substituted Benzamides, Butyrophenones, Benzo, Cortosteroids, Cannabinoid Receptor Agonsist, Serotonin,Sustance P

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anti-emetics

22
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prolonged QT interval

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What is the most concerning anti-serotonin side effect?

23
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appetite suppression and weight loss

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amphetamine side effects

24
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high body temperature

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serontonin syndrome main symptom

25
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autonomic nervous system

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involuntary, unconscious nervous system

26
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atonic colon

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what is the most concerning irritant/stimulant laxative side effect

27
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colloids, saline cathartics; water retention and intestinal distention

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what are the types of bulking agents and how do they work?

28
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chloride channel activators

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prostaglandin derivative that stimulates intestinal fluid secretaions; used in chronic constipation and IBS w/ constipation

29
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antimotility agents and absorbents

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antidiarrheal drug classes

30
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near 4th ventricle outside of BB barrier, medulla, afferents, cortex inpus, peripheral inputs

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what are the 5 emetic control centers?

31
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tron

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what is the ending of the anti-serotonin 5HT drugs?

32
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corticosteroids, cannabinoid, benzodiazepines

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other drugs useful for nausea

33
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cholinergic agents, dopamine receptor antagonists, serotonin receptor modulation, motilin-like agents

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GI motility agents- prokinetics

34
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agonists, and acetycholinesterase inhibitors

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how do the cholinergic agents work?

35
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metoclopramide

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dopamine receptor antagonist that helps with GI motility and migraines

36
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Cisapride, metoclopramide, ondansetron

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serotonin receptor modulators

37
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macrolide abx like: erythromycin, oleandomycin, azithromycin - diabetic gastroparesis, expel bezoars clarithromycin

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what are the motilin like agents are when are they indicated

38
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metformin, GLP-1. sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors

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type 2 diabetic agents that help with modifiying metabolism

39
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orlistat

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lipase inhibitor what work to modify metabolism

40
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amphetamine derivatives, serotonin receptor agonists, anti-convulsants

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anorectic drug classes

41
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chronic pain, quit smoking, weight loss

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atypical anticonvulsant uses

42
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morbid obesity, failure of lifestyle modifications

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when to use anorectic agents

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