GI - Ulcers, GERD, H. Pylori Flashcards
6 categories to treat peptic ulcers
1 histamine H2 antag 2 PPI 3 mucosal protectants 4 antacids 5 prostaglandin E analog 6 antibiotics (H. Pylori)
histamine H2 antagonist
indications
- gastric duodenal ulcers
- H. Pylori
- heartburns
- dyspepsia
- GERD
- aspiration pneumonitis
- hypersecretory disorders like Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
histamine H2 antagonist
3 drug names
1 cimetidine (prototype) 2 nizatidine 3 famotidine (Pepcid)
- ends in -tidine
- ranitidine is pulled fr shelves bc carcinogenic
*histamine H2 antagonist
MOA
-blocks H2 receptors on parietal cells>
reduces gastric acid production>
increases pH (more basic)
cimetidine
A/E
- CNS effect (agitation, confusion)
- cimetidine>blocked androgen receptors (s/s decr libido, gynecomastia, impotence, PNA)
- dizzy, headaches
- more rare: aplastic anemia
*histamine H2 antagonist
RN/teaching
- avoid smoking (leads to decr perfusion> delayed healing)
- avoid ETOH + NSAIDs (burning)
- incr in FIBER
*histamine H2 antagonist
administration + interactions
- admin: 30-60 mins before eating to prevent heartburn, + at bedtime
intrx: warfarin incr bleeding; phenytoin incr effect
histamine H2 antagonist
contraindications
porphyria
[PPI]
Tx
- short-term Tx of ulcers, GERD, + erosive esophagitis
- last resort bc most intense
PPI
drug names
1 pantoprazole
2 omeprazole
3 lansoprazole
4 esomeprazole
***all end w -PRAZOLE
PPI
prototype
omeprazole
PPI
MOA
-stop parietal cells fr secreting H+ which combines w Cl-
*PPI
A/E
**Osteoporosis and fractures (long term use)
**incr risk for pneumonia (use w caution for COPD)
•Headache (IV), diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, thrombophlebitis
•Rebound acid hypersecretion (taper slowly when discontinuing to prevent)
PORHO: Pneumonia, Osteop, Rebound, Hypersecretn, hypO-Mg
PPI
CI
*lactation
•Excess PPI can cause C.Dif
•incr risk of pneumonia
with omeprazole (type of PPI), monitor intaractions w…
digoxin, phenytoin, warfarin (Coumadin)
-do not give w atazanavir, ketoconazole, itraconazole (leads to decr absorp)
Mucosal Protectants
Tx for
acute duodenal ulcers
Mucosal Protectants
drug names
sucralfate
*Mucosal Protectants
MOA
- chem rxn w HCl that creates a gel that coats ulcers
- creates a barrier bw stomach + gastric secretion
*Mucosal Protectants
administration
- empty stomach
- *1 hr before 3 meals + 1 before bedtime
- -empty stomach
Mucosal Protectants
A/E
**constipation (incr fluid + fiber activity to prevent)
GI discomfort
Indigestion
**monitor for GI bleeding