Gout Flashcards
What level indicates risk of gout?
What is the goal?
Serum urate >8mg/dL
Goal <6
If gout attack, do we start urate-lowering agents? what if they are already on one?
Don’t start one
Don’t D/C it
What are the three meds for gout attack?
Steroids, NSAIDs, Colchicine
What are 4 long-term prevention of gout
Colchicine
Uricosuric drugs
XO inhibitors
PEGylated uric acid
When do you start NSAIDs during gout attack?
within 12-48 hours
Indomethacin concerns
Renal, GI, CVD, hyperK+, elderlyC
Cochicine
MOA
Dose
PGx
ADE
Inhibits celldivision
Acute - 0.6mg BID then 1 tab 1 hour later
Prophylaxis - 0.6mg QD
3A4 substrate so don’t use inhibitors
BMS, GI upset, renal/hepatic impairment, decreased B12 absorption
When would you use corticosteroids for acute gout attack over NSAID and colchicine
If renal impairment
Steroid ADE
PREDNISONE
PUD
Rash
Eye - glucoma
DM
Neurologic
Immunosuppression
Swelling
OSteoporosis
Nausea
Electrolyte changes (increase Na+ and decreased K+)
Probenacid
Brand
MOA
Indications
Dose
Avoid in..
Benemid
Increases urinary excretions of urate
Hyperuricemia and prolonged penicillin serum levels
250mg BID x 1 week then 500mg BID
CrCl <50 , renal stones, >800mg/day of uric acid production, methotrexate use
When do you start a XO inhibitor after a gout attack
start them 1-2 weeks after the flare resolvesAl
Allopurinol
Brand
Dose
ADE
Testing
Alorim, zyloprim
Gout - CrCl >60 : 100mg/day and work to 800mg/d after meals
CrCl 10-20 - 200mg/day
CrCL <10 - max 100mg/d
Rash
Must test for HLAB 5801 prior to use
six drug interactions with allopurinol
Azathoprine
6MP
Warfarin (increased warfarin effect)
Thiazide/ACEi
Alkylating agents (BMS)
Vitamin C (increases kidney stone)
Febuxostat
Brand
MOA
Dose
ADE
Uloric
XO Inhibitor
40mg/d to 80mg/d
Increased LFT, RASH, CV death
Pegloticase
Brand
MOA
Indication
Dose / premed
Contraindication
ADE
Krystexxa
Enzyme that breaks down urate
Refractory chronic gout
8mg IV every 2 weeks and premedicate with antihistamine, tylenol, and IV hydrocortisone
G6PD deficiency
Anaphylaxis
Infusion reactions
Gout flares
CHF