Pharm GI Flashcards
Proton pump MOA
cAMP
Antacids
- Aluminum Hydroxide - constipation
- Magnesium hydroxide - diarrhea
Antacid interaction with mucosa
Protect through stimulation of prostaglandins production
Antacid regime for PUD
1-3hr after meals and at bedtime
H2-R antagonist
Cimetidine
Cimetidine interaction
CYP 450 (warfarin, phenytoin, theophylline)
Cimetidine SE
- CNS confusion (elderly)
- drowsy, fatigue
Antacid & H2 ant. indication
-GERD less than 3 times a week
Disorder nothing will work for
Non-ulcer dyspepsia
PPI
Omeprazole
PPI journey
prodrug in intestinal lumen
- protonated and concentrated in parietal cells canaliculi
- Active thiophilic sulfonamide
PPI MOA
Irreversible (covalent disulfide) block of H/K ATPase
PPI regime
1hr before meal
PPI metabolism
- t1/2 1.5hr
- duration 24hr
- first pass metabolism
PPI contraindication
Severe liver disease only
first-pass metabolism
Recurrence after PPI discontinuation
80% within 6 months
Peptic ulcer Tx
PPI (6 weeks)
Clarithromycin/Amoxicillin (2 weeks)
PPI doesn’t work for
- Nonulcer dyspepsia
- Prevention of stress gastritis
PPI SE
- Diarrhea
- B12 & mineral malabsorption
- Salmonella, shigella infection
-Sucralfate-
Sucrose/aluminum hydroxide
-Prevent bleeding in stress-related gastritis
-Misoprostol-
Prostaglandin E1 analog
- Increase mucosal blood flow, stimulate good stuff
- Prevent alcohol & NSAID ulcers
-Bismuth Subsalicylate-
- Direct antimicrobial against h.pylori
- Bind enterotoxins
-Bismuth-
SE
CI
- Tongue and stool blackening
- CI with renal insufficiency
-Metoclopramide-
Class
Indication
MOA
Prokinetic
GERD, antinausea (D2), delayed gastric emptying
5HT4 enteric neuron agonist -> Ach release