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Pharm final Flashcards

1
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Theophylline levels and side effects

A

15-25 - GI upset
25-35 - tachycardia/ PVCs
35< - vtach/ seizures

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2
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Inhaled anticholinergic SE

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Narrow angle glaucoma
Urinary retention
Paradoxical bronchospasm due to M2 blackade

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3
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Different layers of the adrenals

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G- mineral (aldosterone)
F- gluco
R- sex androgens

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4
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Primary vs secondary adrenal insufficiency

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1- born without production- need both gluco and minerals
2- excess steroid use has suppressed HPA axis- only need glucocorticoids

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5
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Pure anti inflammatory and no sodium retaining

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betamethasone
decadron
triamcinalone

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6
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Pure sodium retaining and no anti inflammatory

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Fludro (125:10)

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7
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Can steroids cross placenta?

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Yes

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8
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Long term steroids change which blood levels

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increase hct
increase wbc

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9
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Therapies that will suppress HPA axis

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20mg ed >3 weeks
Any dose under 3 weeks wont suppress

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10
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Treatment of thyroid storm

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iv fluids
iodide
cortisol
propanolol
ptu
AVOID ASA

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11
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Mannitol requires __

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intact BBB or will cause cerebral edema

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12
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How do nsaids affect lasix

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Decrease rbf
Decrease diuretic effect

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13
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Thiazide SE

A

hypoK, hypoMag
dig toxicity
NMB potentiation

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14
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NMB potentiation

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thiazides
CCB
Aminoglycosides/ clindamycin
AchEi

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15
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Which drugs will give u hyperK

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BB
ACEi/ ARB
K sparing (aldactone)
NSAIDS

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16
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When wouldn’t u give calcium to protect from potassium?

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dig- calcium can make it worse
Use mag

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17
Q

Meds to avoid for delirium prevention

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benzos
opioids
benadryl
sedative hypnotics- Z drugs
polypharmacy

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18
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Which abx are oto and nephrotoxic?

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Aminoglycosides (nmb potentiators too)
loop diuretics?
Vanco / AMG

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19
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What abx can never be given to pregnant patients

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TFCTER
Tetracyclines
FQs
C (not cephalo!!)
Trimetho
Erytro (although emily says its ok)
Rifampin

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20
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Highest risk seizures (abx)

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carbapenems

21
Q

Onset of SAMA

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1 hour

22
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bb vs b agonist affect on K

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BB- hyperK
B agonist- hypoK

23
Q

Does cromolyn relax bronchioles

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No- thats why it isnt used in acute attack

24
Q

methylxanthines uses

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(theophylline, caffeine, theobromine)
Stimulate CNS
Increase BP, inotropy, chronotropy
Relax airways

25
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Triple response Histamines

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edema
flushing
pruritis

26
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glucocorticoids are primary __

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anti inflammatory

27
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when will cataracts form?

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4 years of steroid use

28
Q

Who cant receive steroids?

A

active infection
immunosuppression
psychosis
chf
cushings
dm htn
hyperthyroid

29
Q

how to treat hypoglycemia after a seizure

A

<60
50ml d50 (child above 2, 2ml/kg/ child below 2, 4ml/kg)
thiamine 100mg iv

30
Q

versed dose for status

A

10mg >40kg
5mg 10-40kg

31
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Ativan dose for status

A

.1mg/kg

32
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Second line tx for status

A

phenobarbital 15mg/kg
diazepam 0.5mg/kg rectal
nasal or buccal versed

33
Q

phenytoin ADR

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gingival hyperplasia
nystagmus
nv
bone marrow hypoplasia
pregnancy- cleft lip, congenital heart, slow growth

34
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vigabatrin

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permanent vision loss

35
Q

VPA SE

A

low iq in children in utero
hepatotoxicity

36
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topiramate

A

drunk feeling

37
Q

a baumannii complex tx

A

5th gen cephalo
also treats mrsa

38
Q

carbapenems

A

seizures

39
Q

serotonin syndrome drugs

A

linezolid

40
Q

macrolide se

A

qt prolongation

41
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Fq SE

A

qt prolong
cns excitation
glucose abnormality
tendon rupture
AVOID IN ELDERLYx

42
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metronidazole SE

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Disulfiram like reaction with ETOH

43
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dm diagnosis

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fasting >126
Random >200
hba1c >6.5

44
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optimal bg

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110-180
joints- <150

45
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tzd se

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bone fracture

46
Q

where is the majority of nacl reabsorbed?

A

pct

47
Q

where do loop diuretic work

A

mostly ascending loop

48
Q

loop diuretics interactions

A

amg- increased nephrotoxic
cephalo- nephrotoxic
pcn- allergic nephritis

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