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GI tract Flashcards

1
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Emesis

A

Complex reflex due to activation of the vomiting center in the medulla oblongata.

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Direct Acting Stimuli

A

Cerebral cortex (fear)
Senosory Organs (odors, pain)
vestibular apparatus inner ear

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indirect acting stimuli

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Activation of chemoreceptor trigger zome CTZ
- signals from stomach/small intestine
- emetogenic compounds carried to CTZ via blood

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4
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Antiemetics

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Serotonin Receptor Antagonists- Ondansetron

Substance P/NK1 Antagonist- Aprepitant

Dopamine Antagonists- Phenothiazines

Chemotherapy Induced

Pregnancy- Doxylamine and vit B6

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5
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Ondansetron mech

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blocks 5-HT3 receptors in CTZ

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6
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Ondansetron TU

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**Anticancer drugs
- radiation
- anesthesia
- pregnace

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7
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Ondansetron AE

A

diarrhea, dizziness
PROLONGED QT

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8
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Ondansetron DI

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pt with long QT syndrome or taking QT drugs

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Substance P/ NK1 Antagonist mech

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blocks NK1 receptors in CTZ

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10
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Substance P/ NK1 Antagonist drug

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Aprepitant

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Substance P/ NK1 Antagonist TU

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postoperative vomiting and CINV

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12
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Substance P/ NK1 Antagonist Pharm

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well-absorbed
peak 4 hours
1/2 life 11 hours

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13
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Substance P/ NK1 Antagonist DI

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complex- multiple DI
- can inhibit or induce P450

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14
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Dopamine Antagonists drug

A

Phenothiazines

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Dopamine Antagonists mech

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blocks dopamine (DA2) receptors in CTZ

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16
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Dopamine Antagonists TU

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chemo
surgery
toxins

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17
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Dopamine Antagonists AE

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respiratory depression

NOT FOR UNDER 2 YEARS

18
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Chemotherapy Induced Types

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1) Anticipatory
2) Acute
3) Delayed

19
Q

Antiemetics are more effective at

A

preventing CINV than suppressing CINV

20
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Drug for treating pregnancy emesis

A

Doxylamine and vitamin 6
- first line
- Diclegis- delayed 10 mg tab

21
Q

Antidiarrheal drug groups

A

Nonspecific- provide symptomatic relief- dont influence underlying cause

Specific- treat underlying cause

22
Q

What is most effective at treating diarrhea?

A

Opiods
“Diphenoylate”

  • CNS effects dont occur
23
Q

Infectious diarrhea

A

bacteria / protozoa

self limited

limit antibiotics

24
Q

travelers diarrhea

A

E.Coli

Self-limited

Severe: ciprofloxacin
- children and pregnant: azithromyacin

25
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IBS treatments

A

Two Acid Suppressants

1) Proton pump Inhibitor (soprazole or omeprazole)

2) Histamine2 receptor blockers (famotidine or ranitidine)

26
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IBD forms

A

1) Crohns disease
- transmural inflammation

2) Ulcerative colitis
- inflammation of mucosa and submucosa of colon and rectum

27
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Drugs for IBD

A

1) 5-aminosalixylates
- sulfasalazine

2) Glucocorticoids
- hydrocorticoids

3) Immunosuppressant
- azathioprine/ mercaptopurine
- cyclosporine

4) Immunomomdulators
- infliximab

NONE ARE CURATIVE

28
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Sulfasalzine mech

A

metabolized into to compounds

1) 5-ASA
Reduce inflammation
- supresses prostaglandins synthesis and migration of inflamm cells into affected region

2) Sulfapyridine: responsible for adverse effects

29
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Sulfasalazine TU

A

mild - moderate colitis of crohns

30
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Sulfasalazine AE

A

fever, rash, arthralgia, anemia

  • blood counts should be done
31
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Glucocorticoids PH

A

IV or PO

PO- Budesonide- release in ilium and ascending colon

32
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TU Glucocorticoids

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mild- moderate crohns in ilium or ascending colon
- mild - moderate colitis

33
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Immunosuppressants drug

A

Azathioprine/ Mercaptopurine

Cyclosporin

34
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Azathiospring/Mercaaptopurine

A

A is prodrug
M is active

  • pt not responding to traditional therapy
35
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Azathiospring/Mercaaptopurine AE

A

pancreatitis, neutropenia

36
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Cyclosporin

A

Stronger immunosuppressant / faster acting

acute, severe colitis / Crohns that has not responded to glucocorticoids

IV- rapidly induce remission

GENERAL SUPPRESSION OF IMMUNE SYSTEM

37
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Immunomodulators

A

Infliximab

IV infusion

38
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Infliximab mech

A

Monoclonal antibody designed to neutralize TNF-alpha (a key immunoinflammatory modulator

39
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Infliximab TU

A

moderate to sever Crohns and Colitis

  • reduces symptoms 65% in Crohn and 33% in Colitis
40
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Infliximab AE

A

infections (tuberculosis) and infusion reactions

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