Pharm extra Flashcards

1
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hyperTG Tx, MOA, SE

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fibrates, LPL upregulation, myositis(+gallstones&liver)

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2
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low HDL Tx, MOA, SE

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niacin, reduce VLDL secretion, flush/gout/acanthosis nigra

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3
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high LDL Tx, MOA, SE

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HMGCoA(inh to mevalonate), rhabdo(+liver)

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4
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hypoglycemic toxicity DM drugs

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2nd gen sulfonylureas(gli), insulins, amylin analog(lintide)

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5
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lactic acidosis toxicity DM drug

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metformin

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6
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weight gain/HF toxicity DM drug/MOA

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glitazones(PPARgamma-insulin sensitivity)

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7
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disulfiram-like RXN DM drugs

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1st gen sulfonylureas(amides)

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longish acting insulins

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glargine, detemir, NPH

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9
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TNF-alpha inhibitors

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infliximab, adalimumab, etanercept

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10
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HIT coag 2nd line

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rudins-inhibit thrombin

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11
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ACS/stenting 2 options

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ADP-R(grels/ticlodipine), GPIIb/3A Inh(abcmab/fIIbs)

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12
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claudication drugs

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cilostozol, dipyridamole(phospho III inhibitors)

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13
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MTX vs 5FU toxicity

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leucovorin vs thymidine rescue

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14
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cyclophosphamide MOA, SE+Tx

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link guanine N-7, hemorrhagic cystitis-prevent w/mesna

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15
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pulmonary HTN Tx, MOA

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bosenten-endothelin1 inhibit

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16
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reduce uterine contractions, MOA

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terbutaline-beta2-agonist

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17
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clomiphene use&MOA

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infertility/PCOS, partial agonist SERM

18
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emergent glaucoma Tx

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pilocarpine-increase outflow contracting ciliary muscle

19
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random opiods

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meperidene, diphenoxylate, dextromethorphan, butorphanol

20
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stevens-johnson drugs

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carbamazepine, ethosuxamide, phenytoin, lamotrigine

21
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barbiturates(include thiopental) vs benzos MOA

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increase duration of Cl- channel opening vs increasing frequency= increase in GABA in both

22
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NMDA block anesthesia

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ketamine(PCP analog)

23
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succinylcholine MOA, OD Tx, similar agents

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sustained NM depolarization, ACh-esterase inh(neostigmine) but only in phase 2. curiums

24
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dantrolene use

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malignant hyperthermia+neuroleptic malignant syndrome

25
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benztropine, selegine/capones, amantadine, ldopa, bromocriptine/pramiprexole/ropinarole use+MOA

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parkinsons-antiM(tremor), MAOB inh(less dopa degraded), inc dopa release, dopa, dopa agonists

26
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reserpine/tetrabenzine, haloperidol use+MOA

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huntingtons-inhibit VMAT(limit dopa release), dopaR ant

27
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sumatriptan contraindication

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CAD/prinzmetal(causes vasospasm)

28
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memantine, donepezil/galantamine/rivastigmine use+MOA

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alzheimers-NMDA antagonist, ACh esterase inhibitors

29
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alcohol withdrawal Tx

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benzos(pams/lams/chlordiazepoxide)

30
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trifluoperazine, fluphenazine, haloperidol MOA&SE(TFH)

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D2 block high potency-EPS(kinesias)H=NMS+tardive

31
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thioridazine, chlorpromazine SE

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low potency-alpha/H/cholinergic SE, reTinal, Corneal

32
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weight gain drugs+other SE

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clozapine/olanzapine-atypicals, c=agranulocyte+seizure

33
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long QT drug+other atypicals

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ziprasidone(quietapine, risperadone, aripiprazole)

34
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heart block drug, other SE

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lithium-tremor, hypothyroid, polyuria, ebsteins in kids

35
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anxiety med for alcoholics, MOA

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buspirone-5HT1A

36
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iptyline/ipramine, doxepin, amoxepine SE+Tx

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3Cs(cardio/convulsion/coma), NaHCO3

37
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seratonin sydrome causes, Tx

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SSRI, SNRI, TCA, MAO, cyproheptadine

38
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venlafaxine, duloxetine MOA+SE

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SNRI-high BP+stimulant effects

39
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MAO inhibitors+SE

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MAO Takes Pride In Shanghai-Tranylcypromine, phenelzine, isocarboxazid, selegine, HTN crises

40
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mirtazapine, maprotiline, trazodone MOAs/SE

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a2+5HT2/3 antagonist-weight gain/sedation, NERI-hypotension, serotonin reuptake-PRIAPISM