Give reason Flashcards

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1- Give an account on the relation between B-blocker and sulfonylureas.

A

a. Augment their hypoglycemia & ↓ compensatory hepatic glycogenolysis.

b. Mask sympathetic manifestation of hypoglycemia —> Silent coma.

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2- Give reason sulfonylureas cannot be used in type I diabetes.

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their action depends on presence of preformed endogenous insulin which is not present in patients with DM type 1.

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3- Give reason Metformin cannot be used in renal impairment.

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Cannot excrete lactic acid.

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4- Give reason thyroid hormone replacement therapy increase during pregnancy.

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A higher dose of L-T4 is often required in hypothyroid pregnant. as early development of the fetal brain depends on maternal thyroxine.

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5- Give reason, thioamides take long
time for a clinical response to appear.

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a. The long t1/2 of thyroxine.
b. The large store of the hormones in the gland.

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6- Give reason B-blocker is given in cases of hyperthyroidism.

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Used to control peripheral manifestations of hyperactivity of the sympathetic nervous system occurring secondary to hyperthyroidism.

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7- Give reason octreotide is better than somatostatin.

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Its half-life is longer than that of the natural compound, and depot formulations are available, allowing for administration once every 4 weeks.

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8- Give reason desmopressin is better than vasopressin in treatment of diabetes insipidus and nocturnal enuresis.

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Has minimal activity at the V1 receptor → largely free of vasopressor effects and Is longer acting than vasopressin.

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1- Explain the risk associated with removal of bacteriostatic drug before the immune system eradicate the organism.

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Enough viable organisms may remain to begin a second cycle of infection.

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2- Give reason it is advisable to treat patients with monotherapy.

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  1. reduce the possibility of superinfection.
  2. the emergence of resistant organisms
  3. minimizes toxicity.
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3- Give reason Benzyl Penicillin (Penicillin G) not given orally.

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Acid sensitive = Destroyed by gastric acidity.

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4- Give reason Benzyl Penicillin (Penicillin G) not effective in treating
Staphylococcus aureus.

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Lactamase (Penicillinase) sensitive = NOT effective in β-lactamase secreting organisms as staph. Aureus.

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5- Give an account on combination between penicillin and aminoglycoside.

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Anti-pseudomonal penicillin can be combined with aminoglycoside for pseudomonal infection outside the urinary tract, Synergism and decrease resistance can Occur.

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6- Explain why β-Lactamase (Penicillinase) Inhibitors are added to penicillin

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They bind with the enzyme → Irreversible inhibition → Suicide substrate.

They protect penicillins from inactivation by β-lactamases secreted by some bacteria

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8- Give reason Meropenem (Meronam) is better than Imipenem because:

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a- Not metabolized by dihydropeptidase enzyme.

b- Less liable to produce seizures.

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9- Give reason Vancomycin is not given rapid IV infusion.

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Rapid IV infusion → Histamine release → Red man syndrome & Shock.

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10- Explain the relation between tetracyclines and calcium.

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When they are taken during pregnancy & early childhood Chelated by Ca+2 & deposited in newly formed teeth & Bone:

a. Teeth: Permanent yellow-brown discoloration & Enamel dysplasia.

b. Bone: Deformity & inhibition of growth.

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11- Explain why doxycycline is allowed in patients with renal impairment.

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Because it is excreted in bile.

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12- Give reason aminoglycosides is not effective against Anaerobes.

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Aminoglycosides concentrate inside bacteria by O2-requiring active transport mechanism. NOT effective against Anaerobes.

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13- Give reason loop diuretics (frusemide) and aminoglycosides are not preferable combinations.

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Ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity is increased when this combination is used

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14- Give reason Trimethoprim and Sulfamethoxazole are combined to form Co- trimoxazole.

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More potent, wider spectrum & less bacterial resistance than each drug alone

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15- Give reason in TB drug combinations are used.

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a. ↑ Activity.
b. ↓ Toxicity.
c. ↓ Resistance.

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16- Give reason vitamin B6 is given with Isoniazid.

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↑ I.N.H. → Peripheral neuritis.

Prevented by Vit B6.