GU Flashcards

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What are meds that are anticholinergics/antimuscarinics? What’s their MOA?

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oxybutynin (Ditropan) tolterodine (Detrol) darifenacin (Enablex) solifenacin (Vesicare) fesosterodine (Toviaz) Antagonize PSNS stimulation of muscarinic receptors in bladder (increases bladder capacity & initial urge to void)

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How is oxybutynin different?

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Oxybutynin has both antimuscarinic, local anesthetic to bladder & antispasmodic

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What are side effects of anticholinergics/antimuscarinics?

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SE: ANTICHOLINERGIC EFFECTS dry mouth, vision changes (blurred vision), cognitive impairment, urinary retention

Tachycardia

Edema

Dizziness

Abd pain

diarrhea

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4
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What caution must you take with Detrol?

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those with glaucoma & prolong QT

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What is the MOA for mirabegron?

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Decrease frequency of B3 receptors, produce smooth muscle relaxation & increase size of bladder

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What drug/drug interactions are with Mirabegron?

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Interactions w codeine, tamoxifen (reduce levels) ketoconazole

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7
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What are the guidelines for OAB management?

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1st line: ER anticholinergic, mirabegrom 2nd line: different anticholinergic, botulinum A toxin. Duloxetine 3rd: surgical intervention Same for peds, women & geriatrics

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8
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What is the difference between upper and lower UTI?

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lower UTI- bladder, urethra upper- renal (complicated)

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What is the MOA for alpha-adrenergic antagonists? What med is under this class?

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reduces urethral stricture, more beneficial in BPH - tamsulosin

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What are some side effects for tamsulosin?

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postural hypotension precipitate stress incontinence

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What are some urinary tract analgesics?

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methenamine (Urised) phenazopyridine (Pyridium, Uristat) flavoxate (Urispas)

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12
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What is the order of treatment for uncomplicated cystitis?

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What is the order of treatment for uncomplicated pyelonephritis?

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14
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What antibitics would you give to a pregnant women w UTI?

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Amoxicillin is effective in approximately two thirds of UTIs in pregnant women and is safe for the fetus. Also safe are cephalexin and nitrofurantoin (only during the first and second trimesters). Sulfonamides are safe except in the last trimester. In pregnancy, the urine is cultured 1 week after treatment and every 4 to 6 weeks during the pregnancy. (Arcangelo, 20161108, p. 525)

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What antibiotics would you use for children w UTI?

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First-line antimicrobial agents include the β-lactams amoxicillin–clavulanate (25–45 mg/kg/d divided every 12 hours), cephalexin (25–50 mg/kg/d, divided every 6–12 hours), and cefpodoxime (10 mg/kg/d divided every 12 hours) as well as TMP–SMX (8–10 mg/kg/d divided every 12 hours). Two-day to 4-day courses have been shown to be as effective as 7 to 14 days. (Arcangelo, 20161108, p. 525)

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16
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What are uncomplicated and complicated UTI’s?

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Uncomplicated

Premenopausal, sexually active, nonpregnant woman who has not had a recent UTI

Complicated

Most common cause:

Psuedomonas

Enterococcus

Staphylococcus

Serratia

Providencia

Fungi

Men

Also rule out urethritis

Postmenopausal or pregnant woman

Patient w urinary structural defects, neurologic lesions, or a catheter

Persisted > 7 day

17
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What is the order of therapy for treatment of BPH?

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1st: tx underlying cause, limit fluids, void frequently, lifestyle mod
2nd: 5 alpha reductase inhibitors or alpha adrenergic blockers
3rd: combo therapy

18
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Name 5 alpha reductase inhibitor meds. What is the MOA?

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finasteride (Proscar)

dutasteride (Avodart)

Inhibit androgen, block testosterone from converting to DHT

19
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When would you initiate pharmacological management of BPH

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exhausted lifetyle modifications

AND

Decrease urination

urg/freq

Decrease urine stream

Pelvic pain bladder distention

UTIs

20
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What are side effects of 5 alpha reductase inhibitors?

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Decrease libido, impotence, gynecomastia

21
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What labs would you monitor for in 5 alpha reductase inhibitors?

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Lowers PSA by 50%, takes 6 months

22
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Name alpha adrenergic blockers. What the MOA?

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tamsulosin/Flomax

doxazosin/Cardura

terazosin/Hytrin

Relax SM of prostate & bladder

23
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What are some side effects for alpha adrenergic blockers?

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Postural low BP take HS

Flomax: in high doses can cause erectile dysfunction

Cardura: benefit for cardiac dx as well, caution w CHF, hepatic or renal impairment

24
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What is the time frame response for Alpha adrenergic blockers

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6mo for improvement

25
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Name Phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors meds. What is the MOA?

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inhibit breakdown of one of the messengers involved in erectile response, main cGMP catalyzing enzyme in smooth muscle. Block cyclic nucelotide hydrolysis.

26
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What are side effects of Phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors? What is contraindicated?

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Priapism

HA

Flushing dyspepsia

Comorbid conditions: DM, HTN, HLD, use of nitrates

27
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Which antimuscarinic/anticholinergic meds have the least effect on cognitive function?

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darifenacin (Enablex)

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29
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What are contraindications of anticholinergics/antimuscarinincs?

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GI obstruction

GU retention

BPH

BEERS list

Myasthenia gravis

Parkinson

renal/hepatic impairmen