Pancreatic Drugs Flashcards

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Viokase: class

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Pancreatinc enzymes

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Viokase: class

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Pancreatinc enzymes

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Viokase: MOA

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Supplemental lipase, amylase, protease

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4
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Viokase: indication:

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Chronic pancreatitis

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5
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Viokase: contraindication

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Acute or exacerbation of chronic pancreatitis

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6
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What does dairy do to Viokase?

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Decreases efficacy

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7
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Demerol: class

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Analgesic

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Demerol: MOA

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Binds to mu receptors in CNS and inhibits ascending pain pathways

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Demerol: indications

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Short term peri-op and acute pacreatitis

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Demerol: side effects

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CNS depression, HOTN, seizures from toxic metabolite

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Demerol: Contraindication

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Renal disease, elderly, recent MAOI use

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12
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How long should you limit the use of Demerol to?

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13
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Octreotide: class

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Somatostatin analogue

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14
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Octreotide: MOA

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Inhibits bowel secretions
Dose related effect on motility
Splanchnic arteriole contraction

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Octreotide: indication

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Diarrhea secondary to bowel dysmotility, carcinois,

VIP-oma, vagotomy, dumping syndrome, short bowel syndrome, HIV diarrhea, GI bleed

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Octreotide: Side efects

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Steatorrhea, Gallstones (>50% in long term use)

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Octreotide: contraindication

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Bowel obstruction

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Octreotide: Dx-Dx

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insulin, PO hypoglycemics, BBs, CCBs

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Ranitidine: class

20
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Ranitidine: MOA

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Competitively inhibits H2Rs in gastric parietal cell reducing basal and stimulated acid production

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Ranitidine: indications

22
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Ranitidine: side effect

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Possible B12 deficiency in long term use

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Omeprazole: class

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Omeprazole: MOA

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Reduces basal and stimulated parietal cell proton pump acid secretion

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Omeprazole: indications
PUD, GERD, NASID ulcer Px, stres ulcer Px in critically ill
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Omeprazole: side effects
Possible gastric atrophy and/or B12 deficiency in long term use
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Omeprazole: Dx-Dx
May decrease Fe/Zn/Ca++ absorption
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Pantoprazole: class
PPI
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What drug does Pantoprazole have little effect on, compared to Omeprazole?
Clopidogrel
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What time is gastric acid at it's highest?
1900h
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When should you take H2RBs and PPIs?
1800h
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Primaxin: class
Abx
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Primaxin: MOA
Lyses bacterial cells
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Primaxin: indication
Intra abd infection, liver abscess
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Primaxin: contraindication
Sensitivity to IM Lidocaine
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Cipro: class
FQ Abx
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Cipro: MOA
Inhibits DNA gyrase
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Cipro: indication
Mild diverticulitis | Traveler's diarrhea
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Cipro: contraindications
Age
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Metronidazole: class
Abx
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Metronidazole: MOA
Inhibits bacterial protein synthesis
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Metronidazole: indication
Diverticulitis, C. diff
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Metronidazole pregnancy category
B
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Vancomycin: class
Abx
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Vancomycin: MOA
Inhibits glycopeptide polymeration, inhibiting bact cell wall synthesis
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Vancomycin: indication
Staph enetrocolitis, C. diff
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Vancomycin: side effects
PO: bitter taste IV: nephro/neuro/ototoxicity, Red Man Syndrome