GI Pharmacology Flashcards

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Cimetidine MOA, AE?

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MOA: Competitive inhibition of H2
AE: CYP 450 Inhibitor=>Antiandrogenic effects, confusion

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Omeprazole DOC? MOA? AE?

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MOA: Irreversibly inhibits H+/K+ ATPase in stomach parietal cells
Use: DOC for Peptic Ulcer, gastritis, ZES, Reflux

AE: Increased risk of C diff infection and

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Bismuth/Sucralfate MOA? What is Bismuth mainly used for? What is unique about Sucralfate? AE? of bismuth

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MOA: Binds to Ulcer base and protects it from further acid damage
Bismuth=>4 drug combo for H pylori
AE: Black tongue

Sucralfate=>prodrug that converts with acid (don’t use with antacids)

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Misoprostol MOA? Use? AE?

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MOA: PGE1 analog=>increases mucus secretion
Use: Prevention of NSAID induced ulcers

AE: abortion pill; don’t give it to pregos

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Ocretotide MOA? Use?

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MOA: Somatostatin analog
Use: DOC for Acute variceal bleeds, Aromegaly, VIPoma, carcinoid tumors

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Antacids affect weak bases in what way? weak acids? TCAs?

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Increase absorption of weak bases

Decreases absorption of weak acids and TCAs

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AE of Aluminum hydroxide antacid? Magnesium hydroxide antacid? Calcium Carbonate?

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AluMINIMUM amount of feces
CC=>Chelates!
Mg=> Must Go to the bathroom

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What is lactulose used for? MOA? AE?

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DOC=>Hepatic encephalopathy=>promotes nitrogen excretion as NH4 by lowering the pH of the bowel
AE: bloating like lactose

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Sulfasalazine/Mesalamine MOA? Use? AE?

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MOA: delivers 5-ASA to the entire bowel
Use: DOC for initial Crohns/UC
AE: Rash, hemolysis and renal tox (sulfasalazine)

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Ondansetron (-Setron) MOA? Use? AE?

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MOA: 5-HT3 antagonist
Use: Antivomiting in patients with chemo (esp. Cisplatin)
AE: QT interval prolongation

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Metoclopramide+ (-azine)

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MOA: D2 receptor antagonist=>increases motility and LES tone
AE: EPS

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Orlistat MOA? Use? AE?

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MOA: inhibits Gastric and pancreatic lipase=>decreases breakdown
Use: Weight Loss
AE: Steatorrhea, and decreased absorption of fat soluble vitamins

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3 drug regimen for H pylori? 4 drug regimen?

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PPI, Clarithromycin and Amoxicillin

PPI, Bismuth, Tetracycline and metronidazole

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If Ocretide does not work, what procedure can you do to stop acute variceal bleeding?

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endoscopic band ligation

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