Pharm Flashcards

1
Q

acetaminophen MOA

A

decrease syn of prostaglandins

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2
Q

NSAIDs

A

inhibit Cox I

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3
Q

when to stop ASA before sx

other NSAIDs

A

1 week

3-5 days

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4
Q

when should you avoid morphine

A

head trauma

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5
Q

methadone

A

opioid agonist and NMDA antag

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6
Q

beta lactams can induce this type of hypersensitivity

A

type I

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7
Q

1st gen cephs

A

skin

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8
Q

2nd gen cephs

A

Upper respiratory

PID

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9
Q

3rd gen cephs

A

pneumonia + CNS

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10
Q

vanco

A

red man syndrome, oto/nephro toxic

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11
Q

tetacycline MOA

amingoglycosides

A

30s

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12
Q

clinda MOA

macrolides

A

50s

good for PCN/ceph allergy

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13
Q

FQ MOA

A

DNA gyrase

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14
Q

Bactrim MOA

A

block folate

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15
Q

what to monitor with INH

A

monitor LFTs, give B6, drug induced lupus

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16
Q

furosemide

A

ascending loop of henle

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17
Q

Non-dihydro

A

verapamil-affects contractility
diltiazem-angina/antiarythmias
SE constipation

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18
Q

dihydro

A

amlodipine

vasodilation

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19
Q

Digoxin

A

+ inotrope, used for HF/a-fib

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20
Q

glitazones

A

BBW for MI

21
Q

what drug can be used to prevent tumor lysis syndrome

A

allopurinol

22
Q

carbamezapine SE

A

aplastic anemia, prevent Na influx

23
Q

phenytoin SE

A

gingival hyperplasia, osteoperosis, megaloblastic anemia

supplement with folate, Ca, Vit D

24
Q

what to monitor for valproate

25
doxorubicin SE
cardiotoxicity
26
Bleomycin
pulmonary fibrosis
27
5-FU SE
mucositis
28
cisplatin SE
peripheral neuropathy | ototoxicity
29
cyclophosphamide SE
hemorrhagic cystitis
30
adenosine and dipyramidole moa
vasodilation of coronary arteries
31
Maoi can cause
HTN
32
Tyrosine kinase inh are usedul for
CML
33
Hydralazine is used in conj with
Isosorbide dinitritr
34
HIV regimen
2 NRTIs + 1 other class
35
argatroban
direct thrombin inhibitor
36
clopidogrel
p2Y12 receptor inhibitor
37
tamoxifen
``` prevent breast cancer lowers LDL increase bone density increases risk for endometrial/uterine cancer a/w increased risk of VTE ```
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what drugs effect warfarin
ketoconazole, INH, cimetidine
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drugs that cause dru induced lupus
procainamide, methyldopa, hydralazine
40
this drug can cause depression, fatigue, insomnia, appetitie change
propranolol
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SE of heparin
osteoperosis | hyperkalemia
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thiazide diuretics can cause
hyponatremia
43
tyramine MAO OD can lead to
HTN crisis
44
best drug to treat hypertryglycerides
fibrates | however, they increase gallstone formation so use in caution w/GB disease
45
lithium SE
hyperparathyroid, hypercalcemia, nephogenic DI, CKD, thyroid dysfunction, teratogenic
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drugs that cause QT prolongation
antipsychotics FQs macrolides
47
HIT tx
switch to argatroban, fondaparinux
48
digoxin SE
cardiac arrythmias confusion blurred vision/color elevated K
49
hypokalemia typically occurs also with
hypomagnesia