Pharm for IBD and IBS Flashcards

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What are the categories of drugs used for UC?

A
  • 5-ASA
  • Corticosteroids
  • TNF-a inhibitors
  • a-4 integrin ihibitors
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What is the “phrase” that helps you identify a 5-ASA for UC

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SALA

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“phrase” in TNF-alpha inhibitors

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MAB at the end

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4
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what is the one a-4 integrin inhibitor used for UC?

A

Vedolizumab

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5
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What is the one category of drug used for Crohns and not UC and what does it replace?

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IL-12/23 inhibitors in place of the 5-ASAs used for UC

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6
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what is the one IL-12/23 inhibitor for CD?

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Ustekinumab

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What are the 2 TNF a inhibitors that are used for BOTH UC and CD

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  • Adalimumab

- Infliximab

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What is the 1 TNF a inhibitor only used for UC?

Only for CD?

A

Golimumab

Certolizumab (C with C)

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What is the extra a-4 integrin inhibitor that is used for CD and NOT UC?

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Natalizumab

-Vedolizumab is used for both

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3 routes of administration for 5-ASA and how they relate to extent of UC

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  • Oral (may be released through GI tract)
  • Rectal Enema (may reach splenic flexure)
  • Rectal suppository (reach the upper rectum)
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MOA of 5-ASA

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  • inhibition of PG and LT production through COX and LOX pathways (arachindonic acid pathways)
  • Reduction of PMN and macrophage chemotaxis
  • may also inhibit NFkB
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Contraindications for 5-ASAs

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  • ASA allergic patients

- Sulfasalazine contraindicated in sulfonamide-allergic patients

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Indication for 5-ASA agents

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-Mild to moderate active UC and maintenance of remission of UC

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Which 5-ASA ONLY for maintenance therapy?

ONLY for treatment of active disease?

A
  • Olsalazine

- Balsalazide

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15
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What is the other thing that sulfasolazine is indicated for?

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Juvenile arthritis

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16
Q

TNF-a inhibitors are what monoclonal antibodies?

except which one that is a fragment (Fab)?

A

IgG

Cerolizumab

17
Q

Side effects of TNF-a inhibitors

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-infections . . TB testing pre therapy

18
Q

Indications for TNF-a inhibitors

A

Moderate to severe disease . . Active and maintenance

19
Q

TNF-a inhibitor: route is SQ every other week

A

Adalimumab

20
Q

TNF-a inhibitor: route is IV infusion every 8 weeks

A

Infliximab

21
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TNF-a inhibitor: route is SQ every 4 weeks for UC

22
Q

TNF-a inhibitor: route is SQ every 4 weeks for CD

A

Certolizumab

23
Q

Side effects for a-4 integrin inhibitors

A

-Infections . . . PML (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy)

24
Q

What are the risk factors for PML associated with a-4 integrin inhibitor treatment

A
  • Treatment >2 years
  • Prior immunosuppressant treatment
  • anti-JC virus antibodies (JCV)
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Indication for a-4 integrin inhibitors
- moderate to severe treatment resistant CD and UC - Natalizumab for CD - Vedolizumab for BOTH
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Which a-4 integrin inhibitor is IV every 4 weeks? IV every 8 weeks?
- Natalizumab | - Vedolizumab
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Side effect of IL12/23 inhibitor
infections - TB testing pre therapy
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Indications for IL12/23 inhibitors
moderate to severe treatments resistant CD . . both active disease and maintenance
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administration of the IL-12/23 inhibitor Ustekinumab
- IV single infusion or | - SQ every 8 weeks for maintenance
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What are the different categories of drugs used for IBS?
- Antimuscarinic agents - Laxative agents - Anti-diarrheals - Opioid agonists/antagonists - Serotonin (5-HT) antagonists - Guanylate cyclase-C agonists - Selective chloride (C2) channel activators
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Which IBS category of drugs is used to treat the abdominal pain
anti muscarinics
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What are the 3 antimuscarinics used for IBS?
- Hyoscyamine - Dicyclomine - Clidinium/Chlordiazepoxide
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the 3 categories of IBS drugs that are used for Diarrhea and their specific names
- Anti-diarrheals (Loperamide Diphenoxylate . . Bismuth) - Opioid Agonist/Antagonist (Eluxadoline) - Serotonin (5-HT) antagonist (Alosetron)
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side effects of Loperamide
-typical anticholinergic effects
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Side effects of Alosetron . . 5-HT inhibitor
- Ischemic colitis | - also constipation
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Indication for Alosetron use
-WOMEN with chronic, severe IBS-D not responsive to other conventional therapies
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What are the IBS drug categories used for Constipation and what are the specific names
- Guanylate cyclase-C agonists (Linaclotide) | - Selective Chloride (C2) channel activators (Lubiprostone)