Peds Flashcards

1
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What are PREGB category drugs?

A

no problem in animals, not tested in humans

acetaminophen B- analgesic antipyreitc
OD serious fetal mother, liver failure

oxycodone B
Fetal addiction

ceftriaxone B
20x dose in animals was stll ok
lidocaine B
cross PBB

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2
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Do typical results of a clinical trial reference age <18? ,

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notice age ranges, no children
NO ideal drug formulations
Incomplete RX
Dose calculation errors
immune response diff from adults, ADR unanticipated
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3
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How do we ensure Compliance with pediatric dosing

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requires special attention training- use of plastic syringes for oral (po) dosing
follow complete dosing

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4
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Are spaces and periods BEXT practice for writing RX?

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YES
use zeros before
NEVER abbreviate units or drug name
EBM- 43% of RX to children were errors, broncho benzo, opioids

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5
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Where is the most reliable dosage info?

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1st LIne Podiatric dose calculation
Age (Young’s rule)
Weight (Clark’s rule)
Body surface area

Product insert- but rare liability

PDR 2nd line

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6
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Tarascon Pocket Pharmacopeia

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Codeine-do not use iv in children due to large histamine release

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7
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what is Lamotrigine ADRs in pediatric vs adult patients?

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anticonvulsant drug.
ADR***life-threatening dermatitis
childre 1-2%

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8
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What are PREG A drugs?

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no evidence of harm
levothyroxine,
liothyronine,
folic acid

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9
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What are PREG D?

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oxazepam		D
IBUPROFEN .         D
pre-op sedative
growth retardation
lisinopril, losartan, alprazolam, clonazepam, lorazepam
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What PRED C drugs?

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EBM of animal fetus damage
aspirin			C
Bleeding in fetus
codeine		C
opioid W/D pain,
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11
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What drugs NEVER give a PREG?

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atorvastatin,
simvastatin, 
warfarin, 
methotrexate, 
finasteride (inhibits testosterone activation)
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12
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What are pharmocology defenition of aes

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Infant
1 month to 1 year

Child
1 – 12 years

Adolescent
13- 18 years

Adult
> 18 years

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13
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Types of pediatric dosage forms

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suspension (phenytoin) - undissovled needs shaking
HOspital train parents

elixir is a drug dissolved in ethanol and ***never used in children

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14
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What is more potent cortisone or dexamethosone?

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DEXA-.75 vs 25mg cortisone
ALLERGY &amp; IMMUNOLOGY:
prednisone
diphenhydramine
methylprednisone- UNAPPROVED DOSE

cetirizine
montelukast

Bone growth retardation

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15
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CNS-ACTING DRUGS:

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acetaminophen
midazolam
morphine
fentanyl
ondansetron
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16
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES:

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cefazolin
ampicillin
gentamicin
amoxicillin
clindamycin- ADR-c.diff, anaerobes, G+
17
Q

What is black box warning for SSRI and fluroquninon

A

SSRI- sucide
FQ- tendon rupture, overused uneccessary
NO APPROVED <18

18
Q

What drug is local anestheic, never used topically or IV?

A

BUPIVACAINE

ADR CV risk

19
Q

What should not be mixed with asprin? WhY

A

possible additive effects on platelets.

Antipyretic, anti-inflammatory and analgesic.

Non-selective COX enzyme inhibitor,

Available PO, IV, topical creams and gels.
Chronic -hyperkalemia and renal failure.

20
Q

What is not FDA approved for children?

A

TERbinafine
Indomethacin
Colchincine

21
Q

Companies use drugs off label bc RX manufacture have less money to use drug for legal multiple dz. What are requirements

A

LEGAL BUT
inc. ADR risk
injury no malpractice
1- well-informed use based on FDA product insert

  1. based on sound evidence based medicine. Peer-reviewed article should be kept on file vs. a placebo.
  2. Patient response, use and efficacy must be kept in the patient chart.
  3. Patient must be informed written consent. A pre-printed form with information as to off-label use is sufficient.
22
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What is ILLEGAL regarding drugs?

A

DRUG rep. stating it can be used for another condition w/ trials
GABAPENTIN- peripheral neuropathy

23
Q

What was used for HTN, but men were growing hair?

A

Minoxidil Rogaine

24
Q

What was used or stomach acid but now wart removal?

A

Cimetidine

25
Q

What is topical Nsaid for ACtnic Keratosis is not used for foot pain?

A

Diclofenac