Lecture 5: drugs for treatment of GI disorders-3 Flashcards

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What is lactulose indicated for

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  1. Hepatic encephalopathy- reduce ammonia levels
  2. Osmotic agent
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What are the pharmacodynamics of lactulose

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  1. Sugars—> acids—> reduce gastric pH—> protonate NH3+—> NH4+—> can’t cross BBB
  2. Sugars are osmotic agents
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What are some adverse effects and contraindications of lactulose

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Flatulence, cramping, GI distention

***free galactose and fructose may alter insulin requirements in diabetics

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What is ursodiol indicated for

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  1. Chronic hepatitis in dogs and cats
  2. Gallbladder mucoceles in dogs
  3. Cholangiohepatitis in horses
  4. Feline triad it is (cholangiohepatitis, pancreatitis, IBD)
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What is the PD of ursodiol

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  1. Solubilizes gall bladder stones by reducing hepatic secretion and cholesterol absoprtion
  2. Increases bile flow
  3. Reduces hepatocellular inflammatory change and fibrosis
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What are some adverse effects and contraindications of ursodiol

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Hindgut fermenters and rabbits produce larger amounts of lithocolate from bile acid. Efficacy is anecdotal

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What is fuzapladib indicated for

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Acute pancreatitis in dogs

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T or F: it is illegal to use fuzapladib extra label

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True

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What are the PD of fuzapladib

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leukocyte function associated antigen 1 (LFA-1) inhibitor and blocks neutrophil extravasation to prevent systemic inflamamtion

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What are nutraceuticals

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Food or parts of food that provide health benefits including prevention and treatment of disease

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The FDA does not regulate dietary supplements for ____

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Efficacy

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What is silymarin indicated for

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Chronic hepatitis in dogs and cats

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What are the PD of silymarin

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  1. Antioxidant: scavenges free radical and inhibits lipid peroxidation
  2. TNFalpha inhibition- reduce cytotoxic/apoptotic inflammatory effects
  3. Alters hepatocyte membrane permeability to toxic agents
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What are some side effects and contraindications for silymarin

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Allergy to plant

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What is S-adenosyl methionine indicated for

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Liver disease of any form

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What are the PD of S-adenosyl-methionine

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  1. Transmethylation which is involved in phospholipid synthesis
  2. Aminopropylation which produces anti-inflammatory molecules
  3. Transsulfuration which is necessary for glutathione production
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What is pancrelipase indicated for

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Exocrine pancreas deficiency

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What is the PD of pancrelipase

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Combination of lipase, amylase, and protease that promote digestion of nutrients

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What are some adverse reactions and contraindications for pancrelipase

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  1. Pork hypersensitivity
  2. High dose can cause GI distress, oral ulceration and ulceration
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What is Bismuth subsalicyclate indicated for

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  1. Helicobacter associated gastritis in dogs, cats and ferrets
  2. Diarrhea in cats, pigs, horses, cattle
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What is the PD for bismuth subsalicylate

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Bismuth and salicylate cleaved
Bismuth is anti-endotoxin and antibiotic
Salicylate is a non-specific cox inhibitor

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What are some adverse effects and contraindications of bismuth subsalicyclate

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Cats due to hemolysis