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MED 2031 Wks 1-6 > GIT Pharmacology > Flashcards

GIT Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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Ranitidine MOA

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block H2 receptor,

reduce acid secretion

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H2-receptor antagonists side effects

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general stuff-headache, dizziness, skin rash, nausea, diarrhoea, confusion
impotence and gynaecomastia (rare)

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H2-receptor antagonists beware

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 Elimination mainly via kidneys-so if kidney issue then have to reduce dose

cimetidine interacts with CYP450 enzymes of the liver –ie it can interfere with other drugs

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4
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other antisecretory drugs for PUD

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Antimuscarinics
Gastrin antagonists
Somatostatin analogues

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5
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PPI side effects

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very safe, maybe headache, rash, dizziness, rarely gynecomastia and renal impairment

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PPI MOA

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irreversibly inactivating H+/K+ ATPase proton pump

=reduced secretion of HCl

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PPI things to remember

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Drug is inactive at a neutral pH, becomes activated in acidic environment

taken 1 hr before meal

dont giv in pt using antacid -wont work cos envrio will be neutral thanks to antacid

Inhibits CYP450 enzymes – drug interactions (but not all –prazoles do this)

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8
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PPI core drug

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Esomeprazole

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9
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sucralfate

for PUD

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creates a viscous coating on ulcer

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Things that increase the defence side in PUD (aka Cytoprotective agents and mucosal strengtheners)

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	Sucralfate
	Prostaglandin analogues
 	Bismuth chelate
	Carbenoxolone
	Antacids
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bismuth chelate side effect

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may cause blackening of stools & tongue

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12
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PGE1 analogue (a Prostaglandin analogues) contraindicated in

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pregnancy

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13
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carbenoxolone job-

this drug is a herbal thingy

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promotes the production of mucus

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14
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Carbenoxolone AE

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alkalosis, hypertension and

hypokalaemia

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15
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Antacid job

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a weak base that neutralises the acid lol

also inhibit pepsinogen forming to pepsin

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16
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antacid side effect

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Al3+ antacids-constipation

Mg2+ antacids- diarrhoea

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17
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antacid beware

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antacid interacts with a lot of other drugs

SO avoid taking antacid 2 hrs before/after taking other drugs

18
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sucralfate -wen to take

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1 hr before meals 4 times a day

Do not take antacids or meals within 30min of sucralfate – raised gastric pH alters action of sucralfate

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triple therapy

antibiotic treatment for PUD (first line)

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PPI + metronidazole + amoxicillin or clarithromycin = triple therapy

20
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drugs promoting reflux-ie bad for GORD

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anticholinergics
• phosphodiesterase inhibitors
• nitrites
• calcium channel blockers
• dopamine agonists
21
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GORD treatment

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PPIs (drug of choice)

antacids, H2 receptor antagonists, sucralfate

22
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osmotic laxatives

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o Basically poorly absorbed salts or sugars that draw water into gut so that stuff moves faster.

o Risk of dehydration
o Can cause abdo cramps
o Avoid in kids/ renal damage

23
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bulk laxatives

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o BULK LAXATIVES: Basically this sugar compound that is poorly digested and draws in water in lumen forming a bulky hydrated lump in lumen. This increase in mass is a stimulant for peristalsis to occur, water also helps as lubricant

24
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whats the Faecal softeners for constipation

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– docusate sodium

25
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osmotic laxatives

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o Basically poorly absorbed salts or sugars that draw water into draw water into the contents, softening it and allowing stuff to move faster.

o Risk of dehydration
o Can cause abdo cramps
o Avoid in kids/ renal damage

26
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bulk laxatives

eg metamucil

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o BULK LAXATIVES: Basically this sugar compound that is poorly digested and draws in water in lumen forming a bulky hydrated lump in lumen. This increase in mass is a stimulant for peristalsis to occur, water also helps as lubricant

27
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whats the Faecal softeners for constipation

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– docusate sodium

surfactant/detergent-like effect

28
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 Stimulant laxatives

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increase electrolyte and water secretion by mucosa, increases peristalsis

aloe, enna, cascara, bisacodyl, glycerol suppositories

29
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Constipation treatemnt

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purgatives.

30
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purgatives include:

A

laxatives
faecal softeners
stimulatant laxatives
D2 receptor antagonist

31
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Opioids e.g. loperamide job

Antidiarrhoeal Agent^

A

decreases activity of myenteric plexus

32
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diarrhoea treatment

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fluid n electrolyte balance (glucose ‘drinks’ enhance Na+ (and water) absorption)

antiinfective agents eg antibiotic or antiviral
Traveller’s diarrhoea = E.coli

antidiarrhoeal agent -opioid
don’t give muscarinic antagonist

33
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treatment of vomiting

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assess cause, replenish water/electrolytes

anti-emetic drugs

34
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anti-emetic drugs

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Antimuscarinics
Antihistamines
Dopamine (D2) receptor antagonists
5-HT3 antagonsits

35
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anti-emetic drugs

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Antimuscarinics
Antihistamines
Dopamine (D2) receptor antagonists
5-HT3 antagonsits

other:
Pyridoxine (vitamin B6)
Ginger
Carob bean
Cannabinoids
36
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antimuscarinics -for vomiting

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Hyoscine
prophylaxis and treatment
Blocks ACh receptors

37
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antimuscarinics -for vomiting

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Hyoscine
prophylaxis and treatment
MOA: Blocks ACh receptors
se:Blurred vision, urinary retention, decreased salivation, drowsiness

38
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Antihistamines -for vomitin

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H1 receptor antagonists
(H2 is for peptic ulcers)

Not useful in chemotherapy induced

se:Blurred vision, urinary retention, dry mouth

39
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Dopamine (D2) receptor antagonists -for vomitin

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e.g. domperidone

MOA;block D2 receptors in CTZ

40
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5-HT3 antagonsits-for vomiting

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e.g. ondansetron
MOA:Works at CTZ, also has a peripheral action

Prevent vomiting in 70-80% of patients on
chemotherapy

Side Effects: constipation

41
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albendazole

A

drug of choice for mixed intestinal worm infections

MED 2031 Wks 1-6 (16 decks)

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