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Pharma List A Flashcards

1
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All Prodrugs of ACE I except

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Captopril , lisinopril

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2
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Which drug u won’t give together with ACE I

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NSAIDS
decrease PG thus constricting the afferent arteriole and decreasing GFR .

ACE I dilated efferent arteries causing decrease GFR

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3
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Which drug has the following CI : hereditary angioedeme

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ACE I

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4
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Which ACE I has also liver elimination?

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fosinopril , Spirapril

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5
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Which ARB improves cognitive function ?

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Candesartan

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6
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Which drug is the first line in HTN

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ACE I ( except in pregnancy- teratogenic)

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7
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How many times a day u should give ACE I

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Once . Short HL but long enzyme inactivation. Reduces ang 2

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8
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With which drug will u combine ACE I

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Thiazides . Balance k level .

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9
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Which drug is the DOC in DM and HTN pt

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ACE I . Reduce proteinuria

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10
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Treatment steps in HTN

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Life style , diuretics , sympatholytic , ACE I , vasodilator

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11
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Which thiazides increase LDL

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Hydrochlorothiazid

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12
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Which diuretic is the DOC in severe HTN

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Furosemide due to rapid and short action

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13
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Which drug is the so called “add on drug “ in HTN

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Spirinolacton - can decrease mortality . If 3 drugs don’t work already than u should add it too

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14
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Drug that requires cysteine In his metabolic process

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Nitroglycerin

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15
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Contraindications of nitrates

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Right Heart failure, silidenafil , HOCM

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16
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Methahemaglobinemia is a SE of

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Nitrates . Rare ! With prolonged if infusion .

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17
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Which drug/s u will always combine with hydralazin

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Beta blocker for reflex and diuretic for the edema .

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18
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Which vasodilator u will give to black Americans

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Hydralazine due to resistance to ACE I

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19
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Drugs that induce DM

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Minoxidil ,diazoxide . Due to opening ATP k Channels .

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20
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Which drug indicated for baldness ?

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Minoxidil

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21
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Drug that is indicated in insulinoma and in HTN crisis .

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Diazoxide

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22
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Short acting Ca channel blockers

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Nifedipine , Nimodipine

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23
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Ca channel blockers in atherosclerosis

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Lacidipine increases affinity to cholesterol rich issue . Isradipine - improve lipid profile

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24
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Which drug indicated in prinzmetal angina

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Amlodipine nifedipine

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25
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Risk of ischemic steal phenomena is high in which kind of CCI

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Short acting . Also cause reflex tachycardia

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26
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Pregnancy HTN drugs

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Nifedipine , Alpha methyl dopa

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27
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Verapamil SE

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Gingival hyperplasia , constipation

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28
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Which diuretic drug enhances cox2 expression ?

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Loop diuretic . Increasing PG causes after the vasodilation and enhance diuretic effect. Most effective diuretic drug !!

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29
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Which diuretic is the DOC in acute renal failure and chronic one too ?

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Furosemide

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30
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Why is it CI o give furosemide in cirrhosis

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Hepatic encephalopathy. Alkalosis inhibits ammonia to ammonium transformation

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31
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Which loop won’t cause interstitial nephritis?

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Ethacrynic . Not sulfonamide . Worse ototoxicity

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32
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When do you use furosemide in HTN

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Only in renal failure and left ventricular failure

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33
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What is the effect of thiazides on lipid profile

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Increase LDL ( except indopamide )

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34
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Which drug is combined with hydrochlorothiazid in HTN

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ACE I

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35
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Which diuretic will u use in nephrogenic DI

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Thiazides

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36
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Oral contraceptive that is also aldosterone inhibitor

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Drospirenone

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37
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Drug that used in Polycystic ovary

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Spirinolacton that blocks 17 alpha hydroxylase

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38
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Nephrogenic DI causes by lithium can be treated by which drug

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amiloride

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39
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Indications of osmotic diuretics

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Acute renal failure (oliguric state ) , cerebral edema , IOP .

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40
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CI of osmotic diuretics

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Cerebral trauma

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41
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Vasopressin 2 selective antagonist and indications

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Tolvaptan- SIADH , polycystic kidney .

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42
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Which diuretic decreases mortality in HF

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K sparing

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43
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What do statins do ? And in which hyperlipidemia can be used

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Increase LDL R , decrease VLDL and LDL cholesterol. Used in combined hyperlipidemia

44
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Most potent statin

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Atrovastatin

45
Q

SE of statins

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Hepatotoxic due to decrease VLDL
Rhabdomyolysis - decrease coenzyme Q
Renal failure

46
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Which drugs is batter not to combine with statins

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Macrolide’s, fibrate . Due to cytochrome inhibition .

47
Q

Drug that is CI in hypertriglceridemia.

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Resins . Cholestyramine cholestipol. They increase in compensatory mechanisms the VLDL and TG

48
Q

Indications for statins

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Primers hypercholestrolemia- increase in LDL only

49
Q

MOA of Niacin

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Decrease VLDL LDL , increase HDL , decrease HSL which leads to less TG in plasma .

50
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Best HDL rising agent

51
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Agent used mostly in hypertriglyceridemia

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Fibrates . Gemfibrozil and fenofibrate due to decreasing VLDL , apo C , and increasing LPL

52
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Cytochrome interactions of P2Y12 inhibitors

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Inhibitors of cyp2c19 . Omeprazole fluoxetine fluconazole inhibit clopidogrel activation

53
Q

Not prodrugs of P2Y12 I

A

Ticagrelor cangrelor

54
Q

Ticlopidin SE

A

Thrombocytopenia

55
Q

Vorapexar MOA

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Inhibit platelet PAR1 ( thrombin receptor )

56
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In which drug severe bleeding might need thrombocytes infusion due to long HL

57
Q

Competitive antg of Gp2b3a

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Eptifibatide and tirofiban . More selective to thrombocytes

58
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Dypiridamole and cilostazol MOA

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Inhibit PDE and increase Plasma Adenosine leading to increasing cAMP . Vasodilation and plt inhibition

59
Q

Complication of dipyridamole

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Coronary steal syndrome - due to its vasodilator activity

60
Q

Dipyridamol indication

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Heart valve thrombus prophylaxis - only with warfarin

61
Q

Which keep Nd of heparin drug has more predictable BV and longer HL

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LMWH - binds less to proteins . DOA 2-4 hours

62
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Which drug Inactivates factor 10 only among the heparins

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LMWH (less than 18 MS) and fundaoarinux ( lowest MWH)

63
Q

aPTT must b measured in which heparin drug and what is the goal .

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UFH . Goal is 1.5 -2.5

64
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Which anticoagulant will you use in pregnancy ?

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Heparin . Warfarin is teratogenic

65
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Give an example for LMWH drug

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Enoxarin , deltaprin , tinzaprin

66
Q

How Heparin is measured

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Units in 1000 unit range . 5000IU is given in acute therapy -MI

67
Q

High dose SE of Heparin

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Impaired aldosterone synthesis and osteoporosis in long term .

68
Q

Which anticoagulant will u give as a starting therapy ?

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Heparin due to rapid action

69
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Which platelet factor is involved in HIT

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Factor 4 and heparin bound by IgG . 4 first days of treatment

70
Q

Which drug is used for DVT mostly

A

Fundaparinux

71
Q

Portamin sulfate works in which type of heparin mostly

72
Q

Danaparoid indication

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HIT type 2 . Only factor 10 inactivation

73
Q

Which direct thrombin inhibitors has elimination not depended on kidney and liver

A

Bivalirudin - proteolytic cleavage

74
Q

How Hirudin is monitored

75
Q

What is the indication if bivaluridin

76
Q

Which thrombin inhibitor is a prodrug

A

Debigatrin etaxilate

77
Q

Which thrombin direct inhibitor is effected from liver disease

A

Argatroben - hepatic elimination

78
Q

Antidote for apixaban and rivaroxaban

A

Ciraparantag

79
Q

Idarucizumab used as …

A

Antidote of Debigatrin

80
Q

Which drug monitored by prothrombin time

81
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Long acting warfarin drug

A

Phenprocumon-150hrs

82
Q

Which drug is most likely to be given in chronic treatment in thromboembolic prophylaxis

A

Warfarin - start with heparin first

83
Q

Short acting warfarin drug

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Acenocumarol -16 hr

84
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How is warfarin metabolized ?

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Glucoronide conjugation , mostly renal elimination

85
Q

CYP inducers that increase Cumarin metabolism .

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Barbiturates, rifampin , phenytoin , grisefluvin

86
Q

CYP inhibitors that decrease cumarin metabolism

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Metronidazol, fluconazol , amiodarone , cimetidin

87
Q

Which values are increases during using fibrinolytic drugs

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Pt , aPTT , D dimer

88
Q

Which tissue plasminogen activator is less fibrin selective

A

Reteplase , alteplase

89
Q

Which tPA resistant to PAI 1 inactivation

A

Tenecteplase

90
Q

Name fibrinolytics with some clot selectivity

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Amistreplase , prourokinase , tenecteplase

91
Q

Which drug will u use in hemophilia A

A

Desmopressin

92
Q

Competitive antg at lys binding site

A

Aminocarporic acid , p amino methylbenzoic . Orally active

93
Q

Which anti ulcer drug is acid labile

A

PPI ; omeprazol , rabeprazol , esmoprazol , lasnoprazol ,

94
Q

Which anti ulcer drug can change the V max of enzymes

A

PPI - irreversible.

95
Q

Reversible proton pump inhibitor

A

Revaprazan

96
Q

Which anti ulcer drug will u use at bedtime

A

Anti histamine . ( histamine dominates at night more )

97
Q

Which anti ulcer drug has hepatic metabolism

A

PPI ( anti H has renal elimination )

98
Q

Cimetidine SE

A

CYP inhibition , inhibition of androgen receptor too .

99
Q

H pylori eradication triple therapy

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PPI , clarithromycin and amoxicillin / metronidazole

100
Q

How antacids effect oral absorption of basic and acidic drugs . Give examples

A

Acidic drugs decreased e.g. Warfarin

Basic drugs increased e.g. Quinidine

101
Q

Calcium carbonate SE

A

Metabolic alkalosis and milk alkali syndrome .

102
Q

Which antacid causes diarrhea

A

Magnesium hydroxine

103
Q

Misoprostol SE

A

Diarrhea and uterine contraction

104
Q

Clinical us of bismuth subcitrate / subcalicylate

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H pylori , dyspepsia , diarrhea

105
Q

MOA of sucralfate

A

Works in low ph only , binds ulcers for 6 hours and can increase PG

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