gi pharm Flashcards

1
Q

imagine the curves for insulins

A

rapid acting, regular, nph, determir, glargine

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2
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all insulins can be used in?

A

type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes

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3
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side effects of insulin

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hypoglycemia, lipodystrophy, rare hypersensitivyt reacitons

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4
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insulin rapid actings

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lispro, aspart, glulisine

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5
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which insulins do not have AA modifications?

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nph and regular insulin, the others all do.

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6
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when do you use rapid acting insulin?

A

pre meal

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7
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what do you call rapid acting insulin?

A

analogs

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8
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what is regular insulin additonally useful for?

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DKA (IV), and HHS, hyperkalemia (+glucose), stress hyperglycemia

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9
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names of long acting

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detemir, glargine

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10
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name the biguanides

A

metformin

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11
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metformin never causes

A

hypoglycemia

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12
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metformin stimulates

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AMPK = adenosine monophosphate kinase

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13
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metforming advantage

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modest weight loss, can be used in pts with islet fxn loss (good in advanced type 2)

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14
Q

avoid metformin with?

A

aminoglycosides

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15
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metformin mechanisms

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inhhibits hepatic gluconeogenesis, and the actions of glucagon (remember wants to raise blood sugar)

increase glycoylisis in tissues (use up sugar)

increase peripheral glucose uptake by increasing sensitivity

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16
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metformin mechanisms

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inhhibits hepatic gluconeogenesis, and the actions of glucagon (remember wants to raise blood sugar)

increase glycoylisis in tissues (use up sugar)

increase peripheral glucose uptake by increasing sensitivity

reduces GI absorption

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17
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metformin mechanisms

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inhhibits hepatic gluconeogenesis, and the actions of glucagon (remember wants to raise blood sugar)

increase glycoylisis in tissues (use up sugar)

increase peripheral glucose uptake by increasing sensitivity (insulin falls slightly)

reduces GI absorption

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18
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metformin held in?

A

ill and those undergoing radiocontrast

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19
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a favorable cardiovascuar effect of metformin

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decrease triglycerides, and ldl and increase HDL

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20
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first gen sulfaonyureas

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chlorpropamide, tolbutamide, tolazamide

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21
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first gen sulfaonyureas

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chlorpropamide, tolbutamide, tolazamide

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22
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2nd gen

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glimepiride, glipizide, glyburide

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23
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sulfaonyureas also called

A

insuling secragouges

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24
Q

sulfaonyureas CI in

A

hepatic failure

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25
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long ancting 2nd gen sulfaonyureas

A

glimepiride and glyburide (increased risk of hypoglycemia)

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26
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short acting 2nd gen sulfaonyureas

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glipizide (decreased risk of hypoglycemia)

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27
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sulfaonyureas additional side effect you always foregt

A

sulfa allergy

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28
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what is first line therapy in type 2?

A

metofrmin

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29
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clinical use sulfaonyureas

A

stimulates insuling release in type 2 diabetes, so useless in type 1

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30
Q

sulfaonyureas mech

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works on atp depedent k channels -> closes them -> cell deplorizes -> influx of ca -> insulin release

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31
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sulfaonyureas side effecsts

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risk of hypoglycemia (why prefer metofrming), risk increased in renal failure.

1st gen -> disulfarim like affects and siadh

2nd gen hypoglycemia

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32
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sulfaonyureas mech of hypoglycemia

A

decreased glucagon somehow

exercise or skip meals

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33
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what sulfaonyureas to usse in mild to moderate renal failure?

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glimeperide, mostly hepatic clearence and has low risk of causing hypoglycemia (think about the renal failue)

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34
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glitazones/thiazolidinediones

A

pioglitazone/rosiglitazone -gliazones

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35
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glitazones/thiazolidinediones use

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monotherapy for type 2 or combined with metformin of sufonureas

36
Q

glitazones/thiazolidinediones safe in?

A

renal failure

37
Q

glitazones/thiazolidinediones side effects

A

weight gain from edema and adipogenesis

edema from fluid retention from renaul tubules

edema can cause or exacberate HF

CI in heart failure

can cause pulmonary edema

38
Q

glitazones/thiazolidinediones bind and then?

A

ppa-y and then to retinoind x receptor

39
Q

glitazones/thiazolidinediones pharmacokinetics

A

slow onset because modulates genes

40
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meglitinides names

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41
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meglitinides use

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42
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meglitinides mech

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43
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meglitinides affects

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44
Q

the two classes that are type 2 injectables

A

glp-1 analogs, amylin analogs

45
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glp 1 analogs names

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46
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glp 1 analogs use

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47
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glp 1 analogs mech

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48
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glp 1 analogs affects

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49
Q

dpp-4 inhibitors names

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50
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dpp-4 inhibitors use

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51
Q

dpp-4 inhibitors

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52
Q

dpp-4 inhibitors affects

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53
Q

amylin analog dosage schdule

A

meal time i think

54
Q

amyline analog names

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55
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amyline analog use

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56
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amyline analog side effect

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57
Q

amyline analog mech

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58
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sglt 2 inhibitors names

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59
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sglt 2 inhibitors CI

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60
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sglt 2 inhibitors use

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61
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sglt 2 inhibitors mechanism

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62
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sglt 2 inhibitors side effects

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63
Q

a glucosidase inhibitors name

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64
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a glucosidase inhibitors use

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65
Q

a glucosidase inhibitors dosing schedule

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66
Q

a glucosidase inhibitors action

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67
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a glucosidase inhibitors side effcts

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68
Q

read about thyroid meds

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69
Q

levothyroxine and triiodothyronine use

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70
Q

levothyroxine and triiodothyronine effects

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71
Q

adh antagonists names

A

conivaptan, tolvaptan (demeclocycline is one too)

72
Q

adh antagonists uses

A

SIADH, block at at v2 receptors

73
Q

desmospressin acetate uses

A

dont forget mild hemophilia A

74
Q

GH

A

deficiency, turner syndrome

75
Q

oxytocin uses

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76
Q

somatostatin (ocreotide)

A

acromegaly, carcinoid, gastrinoma, glucagonoma, esophageal varices

77
Q

demeclocycline mech

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78
Q

demeclocycline use

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79
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demeclocycline adverse effects

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80
Q

fludrocortisone meach

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81
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fludrocortisone use

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82
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fludrocortisone side effects

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83
Q

cinacalcet mech

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84
Q

cinacalcet use

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85
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cinacalcet effects

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86
Q

treating hypoglycemia

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