Monday_1 Flashcards

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What drug interaction should you watch out for with dulaglutide?

A

Watch out for patients who already have gastroparesis, because dulaglutide can slow things down further; if patient is already taking metoclopramide or erythromycin watch out. Also meds that affect gastromotility TCAs,bendryl, anticholinergics, opioids

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2
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Name 3 counseling pearls for calcitonin

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Nasal spray - one spray into one nostril once daily. Expires out of the fridge after 35 days; store upright so it stays primed

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3
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Can you use paroxetine in pregnancy?

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No, risk to fetus

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4
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Why is it important to diagnose and treat albuminuria?

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“For albuminuria, we have tools to delay or avoid ESRD

And to improve cardiovascular outcomes (particularly heart failure)”

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5
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What are the GFR stages for CKD?

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G1 (above 90) and G2 (60 to 89) GFR 3a (45-60) and GFR 3b (30 -44) GFR4 (15 to 29) GFR5 (less than 15)

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6
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What is the danger of hyperkalemia?

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Worried about arrhythmias. Cardiac anomalies, EKG changes

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7
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What is the mechanism of action for HCTZ?

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“Blocks sodium reabsorption in distal tubule of kidney

Send out water, potassium, and hydrogen ions as well”

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8
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Aciphex

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Rabeprazole

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9
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What is the MOA of Tirzepatide

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Dual GLP-1 and GIP agonist

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10
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Imuran

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Azathioprine

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11
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Define Dynamic Lead Time

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DLT = (# of things in process) x (average time it takes to complete); eg. DTL = 600 blood samples x 5m/10 samples = 5h

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12
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Carvedilol Brand

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Coreg

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13
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What is the onset of action of salmeterol

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Onset is 30m to 2 hours. Not a quick reliever

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14
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Lurasidone (brand)

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Latuda

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15
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What are the uses of chlorthalidone

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HTN, Edema (but usually use loops), prevention of ca renal stones

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16
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What are the ADRs of chlorthalidone

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Hypokalemia, hyponatremia, low Mg, hypercalcemia, increased uric acid

17
Q

What are the symptoms of venlafaxine withdrawal?

A

Like SSRIs - gi upset, anxiety, dizziness, generally feeling unwell

18
Q

How long does it take to see the benefits of venlafaxine?

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ADRs appear right away. Benefit might start in 1-2 weeks. Maximum benefit in 4-8 weeks