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GI pharm - E3 Flashcards

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go back and review

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constipation & diarrhea meds

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when treating gerd / PUD, what drugs increase protective factors

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antacids
sucralfate

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when treating gerd / PUD, what drugs decrease aggressive factors

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H.pylori treatment
H2 blockers
PPIs

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how to treat H.pylori

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several abx + gastric acid inhibitors
-need the combo therapy to minimize resistance & bc H.py thrives in acidic environments and abc hate acidic environments
-take abx for 10 to 14 days (bad adherences bc expensive & lots of pills)

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what class are cimedetidine & famotidine

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H2 receptor antagonists

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H2 receptor MOA

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blocks H2 receptors in the stomach -> reduces gastric acid secretion by 60-70% and increases stomach pH

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cimedetidine & famotidine indications

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Gerd
PUD
Ulcer prophylaxis
Heartburn/dyspepsia

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cimedetidine & famotidine SE

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well tolerated
-CNS effects in elderly
-Slight increased risk for pneumonia in elderly

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cimedetidine & famotidine nursing considerations

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-give at least 1hr apart from antacids
-inhibits CYP 450 enzymes (newer does not so use famotidine when possible)
-give IV form slowly to avoid bradycardia

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cimedetidine & famotidine interactions

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warfarin
phenytoin
theophylline

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cimedetidine & famotidine can be used to help prevent what

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aspiration pneumonia

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what class are omoprazole, pantoprazole, & esomeprazole

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proton pump inhibits (PPIs)

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PPIs MOA

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Binds to proton pump and inhibits the hydrogen potassium ATPase enzyme system -> irreversibly inhibits the secretion of HCl which is the primary driver of gastric acid
more effective than H2RA

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omoprazole, pantoprazole, & esomeprazole indications

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Short term treatment of PUD
GERD

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omoprazole, pantoprazole, & esomeprazole SE

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Short term: relatively safe

Long term: increased risk for pneumonia, bone loss/ hip fx, & stomach cancer

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omoprazole, pantoprazole, & esomeprazole nursing considerations

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try to only use for short term use

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what class is sucralfate

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mucosal protectant

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mucosal protectant MOA

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Drug is altered when exposed to gastric acid and becomes a thick, sticky gel that creates a protective barrier

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sucralfate indications

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Duodenal ulcers
Gastric ulcers

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sucralfate SE

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May cause constipation

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sucralfate nursing considerations

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Always given PO

Decreased drug absorption so take 2 hrs before other meds

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major forms of antacids

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amphojel
tums
milk of magnesia
Maalox
Mylanta

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amphojel base & SE

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aluminum ; constipation

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tums base & SE

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calcium ; constipation

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milk of magnesium base & SE

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magnesium ; diarrhea

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Maalox and Mylanta base & SE

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Al + Mg ; balanced

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antacids MOA

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neutralizes acid by approximately 50%

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antacids indication

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PUD (healing)
GERD (symptoms)
Stress ulcers (prophylaxis)

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antacids SE

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Diarrhea or constipation
Acid rebound (can eat tums all day but once stopped sx will come back so avoid triggers vs all med mgt)

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antacid nursing consideration

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Alters gastric absorption when taken w/ other drugs (chelation) -> separate from other meds by 1 to 2 hrs

30
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what class is Ondansetron

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serotonin blocker

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serotonin blocker MOA

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Blocks serotonin receptors in the trigger zone in the brain and in the afferent vagal nerves in the stomach and small intestines

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Ondansetron indication

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Nausea & vomiting

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Ondansetron SE

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Mild HA
Diarrhea
Dizziness

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Ondansetron nursing consideration

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Monitor for serotonin syndrome -> beware if pt is on SSRIs, SNRIs, TCAs, MAIs, buspirone, tramadol

35
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what class are Dimenhydrinate, Meclizine & Hydroxyzine

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antihistamines

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antihistamines MOA

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Blocks the release of histamine H1 receptors in the inner ear

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Dimenhydrinate, Meclizine & Hydroxyzine indications

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Treatment of dizziness & nausea
(antiemetic & antivertigo associated w/ motion sickness)

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Dimenhydrinate, Meclizine & Hydroxyzine SE

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Sedation
Drowsiness
Dizziness
Anticholinergic effects

39
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Dimenhydrinate, Meclizine & Hydroxyzine nursing considerations

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Fall risk in elderly

Hydroxyzine cannot be given IV

40
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what class is metoclopramide

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dopamine antagonists

41
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dopamine antagonists

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Blocks dopamine receptors, increases the tone of the lower esophageal sphincter (GERD), increases peristalsis in both the stomach & the intestines (diabetic gastroparesis)

42
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metoclopramide indication

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N/v associated w/ chemo/radiation/opioids
GI motility issues
paralytic ileus

43
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metoclopramide SE

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Sedation
Severe: extrapyramidal symptoms, restlessness, neuroleptic malignant syndrome

44
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metoclopramide nursing considerations

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extrapyramidal symptoms (drug induced movement disorders) usually occurs when given w/ antipsychotic meds

45
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extrapyramidal symptoms (ESP)

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-Akathisia: may feel restless, tense, constant desire to move
-acute dystonia: involuntary muscle contractions
-parkinsonism
-tardive dyskinesia (repeated abnormal facial movements)
-neuroleptic malignant syndrome: life threatening, 1st sign is rigid muscle, fever & drowsiness and can lead to seizures

46
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what drug class is Diphenoxylate w/ atropine &
Loperamide

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antidiarrheal

47
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antidiarrheal MOA

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Decrease intestinal peristalsis, reduce the intestinal effluent

48
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Diphenoxylate w/ atropine & Loperamide indication

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diarrhea

49
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Diphenoxylate w/ atropine & Loperamide SE

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drowsiness
constipation

50
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Diphenoxylate w/ atropine & Loperamide nursing consideration

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Dip + At can cause bradycardia & anticholinergic effects

Fall risk and driving precautions

51
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what class is sulfasalazine

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5-aminosalicylates

52
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5-aminosalicylates MOA

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Sulfasalazine is a sulfonamide antibiotic that converts the intestine into 5- aminosalicyclic acid & sulphapyridine

53
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sulfasalazine indication

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mild to moderation IBD

54
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sulfasalazine SE

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Nausea
Fever
Rash
H/a
Hematologic disorders

55
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sulfasalazine nursing considerations

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Do not give to patients who are allergic to sulfa drugs or who have certain types of anemias

Not the best drug for patients with many diseases d/t lots of interactions

56
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what class is infliximab

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Disease modifying antirheumatic drug (DMARD)

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Disease modifying antirheumatic drug (DMARD) MOA

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Monoclonal antibody which neutralizes TNF alpha (inflammatory mediatory)

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infliximab indication

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IBD

59
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infliximab SE

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Immune suppression ->
Infection, cancer, heart failure, infusions

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infliximab nursing considerations

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Often require therapeutic drug monitoring and biomarker monitoring for inflammation (CRP)

Needs lots of prescreening: vaccines, tifers, TB screen

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