Log Book Flashcards

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What are loop diuretics and what are the indications and side effects

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Furosemide ( brand: lasix and diusemid)
Bumetanide (brand: Burinex)

Indications: edema, heart failure, chronic renal impairment and hypertension

S/E : ototoxicity, headache, dizziness, orthostatic hypotension, weakness

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What are thiazide diuretics and what are the indications and side effects

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Hydrochlorothiazide (esidex, monozide, modrex)

Indications: hypertension, edema, glucose intolerance and hyperglycaemia

S/E HYPOKALEMIA

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What are potassium sparing diuretics and what are the indications and side effects

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Spironolacton ( aldacton , noracton)

Indications: primary aldosteronism, edema , HTN associated with heart failure

S/E headache dizziness orthostatic hypotension hyperkalemia ( nausea, vomiting, tachycardia, aplastic anaemia, thrombocytopenia)

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What are ACEI and what are the indications and side effects

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captopril ( capocard , capoten)
Enalapril ( angiotec)
Ramipril (triace)
Lisinopril (lisocard)

Indications: hypertension, CHF, kidney problems caused by diabetes, improve survival after heart attacks

Side effects: cough and skin rash

Contraindication: pregnancy and angioedema

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What are ARBs and what are the indications and side effects

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Candesartan ( atacand, blopress, Garcia)
Valsartan ( diovan, diostar)
Irbesartan ( aproval)
Telmisartan ( micaedis)

Indications: hypertension, CHF

S/E back pain, dizziness, cold-flu like symptoms

Contraindications: pregnancy and children under 1

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What are Beta blockers and what are the indications and side effects

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Metoprolol (betaloc ZOK)
Bisoprolol (Concor, B-cor)
Atenolol (tenormin)
Nebivolol ( nebilet)
Propranolol (inderal)
Carvidilol (unidil)

Indications: hypertension, angina pectoris, post-acute MI

S/E: well tolerated, nausea, vomiting, weight gain, worsening CHF

Contraindication: avoid with heart block, sinus bradycardia and cardogenic block.

Use with caution with asthma

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What are CCBs and what are the indications and side effects

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Verapamil (isoptin)
Diltazem (dilzam retard)
S/E Headache and constipation

Dihydropyridines
Nifedipine (adalat)
Amlodipine (norvasc, amlocard)
Felopidine (plendil)
Lecardipine (lercadip)

Indications: angina and HTN

S/E headaches, tolerance, dizziness, peripheral edema, postural hypotension

Contraindications: heart block, heart failure, hypersensitivity, unstable angina,lactation

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What are alpha blockers and what are the indications and side effects

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Prazosin (mini press)
Doxazosin (cardura)

Indications hypertension and BHP

S/E dizziness, fatigue, priapism, orthostatic hypotension, first dose phenomenon

Avoid use with hypertension

Use with caution with impaired hepatic function and older adults

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What are Anti-platelets and what are the indications and side effects

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Acetyl-salicylic acid ( aspirin , salisal)

S/E increases coagulation time, Reyes syndrome, GI bleed tinnitus, liver toxicity

Clopidogrel (plavix, platil, clovex)

S/E HEADACHES AND CONSTIPATION

Indications antipyretic (aspirin), heart attacks, angina, mı, strokes, TIA

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What are anticoagulants and what are the indications and side effects

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Warfarin (Orfarin, marveran)

Indications □ As
anticoagulant for
DVT, Pulmonary
embolus

S/E □ Ecchymotic
skin
□ GI & skin
problem
□ Hypotension
□thrombocytope
nia
Adverse
effects/toxicity:
□ Bleeding is
the major
adverse effect.

Heparin

Indications □ As
anticoagulant for
DVT,
Pulmonary
embolus, angina,
acute MI.

S/E□ Bleeding
□ Heparininduced
Thrombocytope
nia (HIT) – may
appear up to
several weeks
later.

Enoxaparin

Indications □Treat or
prevent a deep
vein
thrombosis (DV
T)
□Enoxaparin is
also used to
prevent blood
vessel
complications in
people with
certain types
of angina (chest
pain) or heart
attack.

S/E □Anemia
□Hemorrhage
□Fever.

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What are antiarrhythmic and what are the indications and side effects

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Lanoxin (digoxin)

Indications □ In heart failure
it Increase
contraction of
the heart muscle.
□ In atrial fib, it
slows the heart
rate

S/E □ Nausea, HA,
loss of usual
appetite.
Adverse
effects/toxicity:
□ Toxicity may go
unrecognized since
it presents with
same symptoms as
flu (N/V, anorexia,
diarrhea, vomiting
visual
disturbance).
□ Blurred green
or yellow vision
or halo effect.
□ In HF, early sign
of toxicity includes
dysrhythmias.
□ Children rarely
show signs of N/V,
diarrhea, visual
problem, anorexia

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What are statins

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Simvastatin (zocor)
Atorvastatin (lipitor, aditor)
Rusvastatin (eveness)
Fluvastatin (lescol)

Indications □ Lower
“bad” cholesterol
and fats (such
as LDL, triglycer
ides( and raise
“good”
cholesterol
(HDL) in
the blood.

S/e □ Dizziness
 □ Fainting
 □ Fast
or irregular
heartbeat
□ Myalgia
□ Elevations
in liver function
tests
□ Constipation

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What are fibrates and what are the indications and side effects

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Fenofibrate (lipanthy, trigless)
Gemfibrozil (lopid, low lip, lipofor)

Indications □ It helps
reduce
cholesterol and
triglycerides
(fatty acids) in
the blood. High
levels of these
types of fat in
the blood are
associated with
an increased risk
of atheroscleros
is (clogged
arteries)

S/E□ Patients with
severe renal
impairment,
including those
receiving dialysis
□ Patients with
active liver disease,
including those with
primary biliary
cirrhosis and
unexplained
persistent liver
function
abnormalities
□ Eczema
□ Rash
□ Pancreatitis
□ Dyspepsia
□ Cholelithiasis.
□ Abdominal pain.

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What are short acting b2 agonist

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Salbutamol ( ventolin, butalin, asmadil)

Indications - Treat or
prevent
bronchospasm in
patients with
asthma,
bronchitis,
emphysema, and
other lung
diseases. It is
also used to
prevent
bronchospasm
caused by
exercise.

Side effects -Increase in heart rate
-Headache
- Tremor (usually of
the hands)
- Excitement
-Nervousness
-Taste alteration (bad,
unpleasant and
unusual taste)
-Mouth and throat
irritation
-Nausea and Dizziness
-Sweating
-Restlessness

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What are long acting b2 agonist

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Formoterol (oxis)
Salmeterol ( serevent, seretide)

Indications -It is used to
treat asthma.
 - It is used to
treat COPD
(chronic
obstructive
pulmonary
disease).
 -It is used to
prevent exerciseinduced
breathing
problems.
 -This medicine is
not to be used to
treat intense
flare-ups of
shortness of
breath. Use a
rescue inhaler.
Talk with the
doctor.

S/E- Angina
- hypertension
or hypotension
-Tachycardia
-Arrhythmias
-Nervousness
-Headache
-Tremor
-Dry mouth
-Palpitation
-Muscle cramps
-Nausea
-Dizziness
-Fatigue
-Malaise
-Hypokalemia
-Hyperglycemia
-Metabolic acidosis
-Insomnia

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What are anticholinergics

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Ipratropium (atrovent)
Salbutamol and Ipratropium (combivent)

Indications -To control and
prevent symptoms
(wheezing and
shortness of
breath) caused by
ongoing lung
disease (chronic
obstructive
pulmonary
diseaseCOPD which
includes bronchitis
and emphysema)

S/E-Dizziness
-Nausea
-Stomach upset
-Dry mouth
-Constipation

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What are theophylline

A

Theolin

Indications □ Bronchospasms
□ Asthma
□ Bronchitis
□ Emphysema

S/E □ Tachycardia
□ Seizures
□ N/V, anorexia,

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What are inhaled corticosteroids

A

Beclomethasone (becotide,clenil)
Budesonide (pulmicort)
Fluticasone (flixotide)

Indications -Prevent
asthma attacks in
adults and
children who are
at least 5 years
old
Allergic rhinitis

S/E-Headache
- Pharyngitis
-Rhinitis
- Inhalation site and
taste sensation.
□ Pharyngeal irritation
and sore throat
□ Coughing, dry
mouth, oral fungal
infections, and
sinusitis.

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Q

What are gen1 antihistamines

A

Chlopheniramines (allerfin,anallerge)

Indications -Treat runny
nose, sneezing,
itching, and
watery eyes
caused
by allergies,
the common cold,
or the flu

S/E-Sedation
-Somnolence
-Blurred vision
-Nausea
-Dry mouth
-Fatigue

Dimethindene (fenistil, pediafast)

Indications Treatment of
allergic reactions:
urticaria, allergies
of the upper
respiratory tract
such as hey fever
and perennial
rhinitis, food and
drug allergies;
pruritus of
various origins,
except pruritus
due to cholestasis;
insect bites.

S/E-CNS depression
- Dryness of mouth
-Thickened resp
mucus
-Urinary retention
-Constipation
-Tachycardia
-Blurring of vision
GI upsets

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Q

What are gen 2 antihistamines

A

Loratidine (claritine, hiatal,tidilor,ramitin)

Indications -Treat sneezing,
runny nose,
watery eyes,
hives, skin rash,
itching, and other
cold or allergy
symptoms.
-Treat skin hives
and itching in
people with
chronic skin
reactions.

S/E -Headache
-Somnolence
–Nervousness
-Fatigue

Cetirizine (zyrtec, zeran,siraz)

Indications -Treat itching and
swelling caused
by hives.

S/E-Somnolence
- Dizziness
- Headache

LevoCetirizine (layal, xyzal)

Indications -Treat symptoms of
year-round
(perennial) allergie
s in children who
are at least 6
months old.
-Treat itching and
swelling caused by
chronic urticaria (
hives) in adults and
children who are at
least 6 months old.

S/EIn 12 years and
older:
-Somnolence
-Nasopharyngitis
-Fatigue
-Dry mouth
-Pharyngitis
In patients 6 to 12
years
Pyrexia
Somnolence
Cough
epistaxis
In patients 1 to 5
years:
pyrexia
diarrhea, vomiting,
and otitis media
In patients 6 to 11
months:
diarrhea
and constipation