Pharm Flashcards
1
Q
- Tums:
- Drug Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE? (4)
A
- Antacids
- GERD, PUD
- Increase pH
- Constip., rebound acid, Hypercalcemia, renal caliculi
2
Q
- Al + Something:
- Drug Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE? (2)
A
- Antacids
- Widely used
- Binds phosphate in gut to buffer
- Const., CNS toxicity with chronic
3
Q
- Milk of Magnesia:
- Drug Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE? (2)
A
- Antacid
- Conteract Al and Tums
- Neutalize pH
- Osmotic diarrhea, contra in renal dz
4
Q
- Baking Soda:
- Drug Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE? (2)
- Contra? (5)
A
- Antacid
- Potent
- Evolution of CO2
- Na overload, alkalosis
- Pregnant, CHF, Htx, Edema, Renal
5
Q
- Scopolamine
- Drug type?
- Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- Efficacy?
- SE?
A
- Anti-secretory
- M blocker
- Motion sickness
- M blocker
- Large dose needed
- Can’t see…
6
Q
- Rimantidine/Cimetidine
- Drug type?
- Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- Efficacy?
- SE overall? (4)
- CIM SE’s?
A
- Anti-secretory
- H2 Blocker
- Gastritis, Nocturnal acid production
- Reversible H2 block
- Less than PPI’s
- Dizzy, HA, COnstip, Diarrhea, decrease ketoconazole
- CNS changes/ gynecomastia/cyp450
7
Q
- Omeprazole/Lasoprazole
- Drug type?
- Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- Efficacy?
- SE?
- Omep?
A
- Anti-secretory
- PPI
- ZE/GERD/PUD
- Luminal side attack of partietal cells
- 80-95% reduction H+
- Acid rebound, low Ca/Mg = bones/seizures
- CYP activation of Clopedigrel
8
Q
- Misoprostol
- Drug type?
- Type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- Efficacy?
- SE?
A
- Anti-secretory
- PG analogue
- NSAID induced
- Low ph, increase mucus/bicarb
- 4x/day
- Contra in prego/uterine cramp
9
Q
- Sulfacrate
- Drug type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- Efficacy?
- SE?
A
- Anti-secretory
- Ulcer Healing
- Binds nectrotic tissue to heal with mucus; activated by H+ on empy stomach
- 2-4x daily
- Constipation
10
Q
Cisparide:
- Drug type?
- Use? (3)
- MOA?
- SE?
A
- Prokinetic
- Achlasia, Gerd esophagitis, gastro par
- Activates 5HT4 to increase ACH
- Arrythmias!!! Increase QT interval
11
Q
Metoclopramide:
- Drug type?
- Use? (3)
- MOA?
- SE?
- Coordinated propel of? Blocks?
A
- Prokinetic
- Achlasia, Gerd esophagitis, gastro par
- D2 Block to increase ACH
- Tarditive, dystonia, somnelence
- Lumin contents/ nausea
12
Q
- Meclizine/diphen
- Drug type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE?
A
- Anti emetic
- Motion sickness
- H1 block at vestib. app
- None
13
Q
Metroclopramide
- Drug type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE?
A
- Anti emetic
- Chemo
- D2 block chemo trigger zone
- EPSE’s/ diarrhea
14
Q
Ondansetron
- Drug type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE?
A
- Anti emetic
- Post-op/cyto drugs
- Blocks 5HT at CTZ
- HA/GI upset
15
Q
Procerpazine
- Drug type?
- Use?
- MOA?
- SE?
A
- Anti emetic
- Chemo
- D2 block chemo trigger zone
- EPSE’s/ diarrhea