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NV,D,C,IBS,GERD/PUD Flashcards

1
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antihistamine options for NV

A

dimenhydrinate
diphenhydramine
meclizine
doxylamine
scopolamine
hydroxyzine

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2
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generic for Bonine

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meclizine

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generic for Unisom

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doxylamine

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4
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generic for dramamine

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dimenhydrinate

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5
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phenothiazines used for NV

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promethazine
prochlorperazine

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6
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generic name for phenergan

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promethazine

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7
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genetic name for compazine

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prochlorperazine

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side effects of phenothiazines

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hypotension, QTcP, EPS

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9
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BBW for phenergan (promethazine)

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tissue damage – DO NOT GIVE IV

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main 5-HT3 antagonist used for NV

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ondansetron (zofran)

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11
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side effects of zofran

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constipation, headache, QTcP

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12
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prokinetics used for NV

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metoclopramide
erythromycin

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13
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generic for reglan

A

metoclopramide

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14
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side effects of Reglan

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EPS, QTcP, diarrhea

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15
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side effects of erythromycin

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NV, diarrhea, QTcP

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16
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corticosteroid used for NV

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dexamethasone

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17
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1st and 2nd line for general NV

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  1. 5HT3 > metoclopramide
  2. phenothiazine
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18
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first line for disorders of balance

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antihistamines

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19
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1st and 2nd line for NV of pregnancy

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  1. antihistamines + B6
    (doxylamine/Unisom + B6)
    Diclegis or Bonjesta if OTC do not work
  2. 5-HT3 > metoclopramide
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20
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1st and 2nd line for gastroparesis

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  1. metoclopramide
  2. erythromycin
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21
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Apfel Criteria for post-op NV (4)

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female
nonsmoker
hx of motion sickness or PONV
planned used of post-op opioids

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22
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what treatment is used for PONV if score 4 (high risk)

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scopolamine patch 2 hours before anesthesia
IV dexamethasone after anesthesia
5HT3 at end of surgery

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23
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treatment for moderate risk PONV (score 2-3)

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5HT3 at end of surgery

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treatment for low risk PONV (score 0-1)

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no planned therapy

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25
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rescue therapy for PONV

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5HT3 antagonist or drug from another class

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26
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general approach of treatment for acute constipation

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osmotic, sitmulant

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27
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general approach of treatment for chronic constipation

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  1. bulk forming
  2. osmotic/stimulant
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28
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therapies used for chronic idiopathic constipation

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lubiprostone
linaclotide
plecanatide

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29
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generic for amitiza

A

lubiprostone

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30
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generic for linzess

A

linaclotide

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31
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generic for trulance

A

plecanatide

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32
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side effects of lubiprostone

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diarrhea and nausea

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33
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side effects of linzess

34
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side effect of plecanatide

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lower diarrhea rate

35
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1st and 2nd line OTC options for opioid induced constipation

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  1. osmotics- miralax, lactulose
  2. stimulants- bisacodyl, senna
36
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RX options for opioid induced constipation

A

methylnaltrexone
naloxegol
naldemidine
lubiprostone

37
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generic for Relistor

A

methylnaltrexone

38
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generic for Movantik

39
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generic for Symproic

A

naldemidine

40
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what class of drugs is relistor, movantik, and symproic

A

M receptor peripheral antagonists

41
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treatment options for diarrhea (3)

A

loperamide
diphenoxylate + atropine
octeotride

42
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generic for Lomitol

A

diphenoxylate + atropine

43
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why is atropine in Lomitol?

A

limits abuse, drug is a control

44
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self care diarrhea options

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pepto bismol, pedialyte, imodium

45
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chronic pain at least 1 day a week in the last 3 months associated with defecation, change in stool frequency, and change in stool consistency

A

IBS diagnosis criteria

46
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treatment options for IBS-C (5)

A

lubiprostone
linaclotide
procanatide
tenapanor
Tegaserod

47
Q

generic for Ibsrela

48
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side effect of IBS-C treatment

49
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treatment for IBS-D (3)

A

rifaximin
eluxadoline
alosetron

50
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generic for xifaxan

51
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generic for Viberzi

A

eluxadoline

52
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generic for lotronex

53
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when is xifaxan considered? what is the course of therapy?

A

SIBO present
14 day course repeated twice PRN

54
Q

what is the REMS for alosetron

A

severe constipation and ischemic colitis
discontinue in 4 weeks if no benefit occurs

55
Q

what is the adverse event associated with viberzi

A

sphincter of oddi spasm/dysfunction

56
Q

contraindications to viberzi

A

pancreatitis, alcoholism of 3 or more drinks/day, do not have a gallbladder
due to sphincter of oddi effect

57
Q

options for any subtype of IBS

A

antidepressants (TCAs, SSRIs)
soluble fiber
Dicyclomine

58
Q

heartburn > 3months or refractory to OTC therapy

59
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empiric treatment started with > 3months of refractory GERD

A

lifestyle mod + 8 weeks PPI QD

60
Q

what to do after initial GERD treatment if symptoms
resume?
improve?
do not improve?

A

resume- find lowest dose
improve- d/c therapy
do not improve- continue PPI, consider +/- H2RA PRN, go to BID PPI

61
Q

when is long term PPI treatment required for GERD

A

Barrett’s esophagus
strictures
severe erosive esophagitis

62
Q

potential outcomes from long term PPI use

A

C diff, gastroenteritis, SIBO, pneumonia, CKD + AKI, bone fracture, dementia, MI

63
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stomach acid eating away at the GI lining

64
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2 major causes of PUD

A

H. pylori
NSAIDs

65
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diagnosis for NSAID PUD

A

EGD when symptoms + history

66
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diagnosis for H pylori PUD

A

Invasive- EGD, tissue sample + culture
Noninvasive- Ab blood test, UBT

67
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treatment of H. pylori PUD

A

14 day therapy with antibiotics + PPI

68
Q

triple therapy regimen for H pylori PUD

A

PPI BID
clarithromycin 500 mg BID
amoxicillin 1 g BID

69
Q

bismuth quad therapy regimen for H pylori PUD

A

PPI BID
bismuth salicylate/subcitrate
tetracycline 500 mg QID
metronidazole 250 mg QID

70
Q

when is PUD prophylaxis required with NSAID use

A

DAPT (ASA + P2Y12)
multiple risk factors present

71
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treatment of NSAID PUD

A

PPI QD x 4-8 weeks if d/c NSAID
chronic PPI if cannot d/c NSAID

72
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acid suppression regimen for UGIB

A

IV PPI x 3 days: 80 mg panto/eso bolus then 40 mg IV BID
discharge on BID PO x 2 weeks then switch to QD

73
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generic for zegerid

A

omeprazole

74
Q

generic for prevacid

A

lansoprazole

75
Q

generic for aciphex

A

rabeprazole

76
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generic for protonix

A

pantoprazole

77
Q

generic for nexium

A

esomeprazole

78
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generic for dexilant

A

dexlansoprazole

79
Q

generic for tagamet

A

cimetidine

80
Q

generic for pepcid

A

famotidine

81
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genetic for axid

A

nizatidine

82
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generic for zantac

A

ranitidine

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