p45 drugs Flashcards

1
Q

What are general factors that may potentiate warfarin?

A

Liver disease; P450 enzyme inhibitors; Cranberry juice; Drugs that displace warfarin from albumin (e.g. NSAIDs); NSAIDs inhibit platelet function.

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2
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Do NSAIDs increase or decrease warfarin effect?

A

Increase - they displace warfarin from plasma albumin and inhibit platelet function.

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3
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Does cranberry juice potentiate or reduce warfarin?

A

Potentiate.

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4
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What are some examples of drugs that displace warfarin from plasma albumin?

A

NSAIDs.

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5
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Name a condition that reduces warfarin metabolism and increases INR.

A

Liver disease.

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6
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What is the effect of P450 enzyme inducers on INR?

A

They increase warfarin metabolism, decreasing INR.

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7
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What is the effect of P450 enzyme inhibitors on INR?

A

They decrease warfarin metabolism, increasing INR.

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8
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List some inducers of the P450 system.

A

Phenytoin; Carbamazepine; Phenobarbitone; Rifampicin; St John’s Wort; Chronic alcohol; Griseofulvin; Smoking.

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9
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List some inhibitors of the P450 system.

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Ciprofloxacin; Clarithromycin/Erythromycin; Isoniazid; Cimetidine; Omeprazole; Amiodarone; Allopurinol; Ketoconazole; Fluconazole; SSRIs (e.g. fluoxetine, sertraline); Ritonavir; Sodium valproate; Acute alcohol; Quinupristin.

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10
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How does smoking affect warfarin metabolism?

A

It induces CYP1A2, increasing warfarin metabolism and decreasing INR.

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11
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Which has a greater effect on INR: chronic or acute alcohol intake?

A

Acute alcohol intake increases INR by inhibiting warfarin metabolism; chronic intake decreases INR.

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12
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Name two antibiotics that are P450 inhibitors and increase INR.

A

Ciprofloxacin; Clarithromycin (or Erythromycin).

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13
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Which P450 inducer is an antiepileptic?

A

Phenytoin or Carbamazepine.

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14
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Which herbal medicine induces the P450 system?

A

St John’s Wort.

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15
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What effect does amiodarone have on INR?

A

It increases INR by inhibiting the P450 system.

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16
Q

Is cimetidine an inducer or inhibitor of the P450 system?

A

Inhibitor.

17
Q

What is the effect of fluconazole on INR?

A

It increases INR by inhibiting P450 metabolism.

18
Q

Name a common SSRI that inhibits P450 metabolism.

A

Fluoxetine or Sertraline.

19
Q

True or false: Rifampicin increases warfarin’s INR.

A

False – Rifampicin is a P450 inducer and lowers INR.

20
Q

Which type of alcohol consumption increases INR?

A

Acute alcohol intake.

21
Q

Practice: A patient on warfarin starts fluconazole. What happens to their INR?

A

It increases – fluconazole inhibits P450 metabolism.

22
Q

Practice: A patient on warfarin begins rifampicin. What happens to their INR?

A

It decreases – rifampicin induces P450 enzymes.

23
Q

Practice: Name two mechanisms by which NSAIDs potentiate warfarin.

A

Displace warfarin from albumin; Inhibit platelet function.

24
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Practice: What would happen to a smoker’s warfarin dose if they quit smoking?

A

They might need a lower dose, as smoking induces warfarin metabolism.