Pharmaceuticals (141-160) Flashcards

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Nicotine - transdermal patch

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C: stimulant

A: binds to acetylcholine receptors

I: smoking cessation

SE: burning/sensitivity where patch is located

CI: serious arrthymias, angina, recent MI

Intx: nicotine influences drug clearance

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Varenicline

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C and A: smoking cessation aid by blocking acetylcholine receptors

I: stop smoking

SE: abnormal dreams, insomnia

CI: None

Intx: h2 receptor antagonist and quinolones

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Amantadine

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C: Dopamine agonist and antiviral

A: inhibits viral RNA transcription, and changes dopamine activitiy

I: prevent and tx influenza A, early PD

SE: anticholinergic SE, CNS issues, livedo reticularis, ankle edema

CI: abrupt withdrawal

Intx: synergy with other anticholinergic agents and CNS stimulants

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Oseltamivir

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C: Antiviral

A: inhibits neuraminidase = virus cant penetrate cellls

I: Influenza A or B

SE: N/V, seizure, arrhythmias

CI: CVD

Intx: clopidogrel

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Guaifenesin (Mucinex)

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C: expectorant

A: expels mucus

I: clearing plegm and ADHD

SE: bradycardia, hypOtension

CI: None

Intx: TCA, CYP3A4 inducers/inhibitors

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Dextromethorphan (Robitussin)

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C: Cough suppressant

A: opioid agonist = antitussive properties and analgesia

I: spasmodic, acute, and chronic cough

SE: confusion, hallucination, HTN, sedation

CI: cough related to other cardiopulm issues

Intx: MAOIs and SSRIS, increase effects with grapefruit juice, CNS depressants

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Fluticasone

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C: Corticosteroid

A: vasoconstrictive and anti-inflammatory

I: asthma prevention, COPD, Allergic rhinitis (IN)

SE: URTI, oral candida, sinus infection

CI: hypersensitivity to milk protein, status asthmaticus, acute bronchospasms

Intx: demopressin

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Salmeterol (serevent)

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C: Bronchodilator

A: LONG acting beta 2 agonist = bronchodilation

I: prophylactic tx of asthma ( ONLY USE WITH INHALED GC)

SE: asthma - related death when taken alone

CI: acute asthma attack

Intx: hypertensive crisis with MAOIs and TCAs

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Albuterol (Salbutamol)

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C: Rescue inhaler - B2 agonist

A: SHORT acting b2 agonist

I: acute bronchospasms, preventing exercise-induced asthma, COPD

SE: paradoxical bronchospasm (life-threatening) and other SNS sx, hypokalemia

CI: caution in CVD, etc

Intx: hypertensive crisis with MAOIs and TCAs, other sympathomimetics, beta-blockers (inhibit bronchodilation), hypokalemia with HCTZ and loops

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Ipratroprium bromide (atrovent)

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C: Bronchodilation

A: anticholinergic

I: COPD maintainance tx

SE: COPD exacerbation

CI: hypersensitivity to soy and peanuts (derivative of atropine)

Intx: other anticholinergics

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Tiotropium bromide

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C: Bronchodilator

A: LONG acting anticholinergic = bronchodilation with antisecretory effects

I: asthma, COPD

SE: anticholinergic sx, metallic taste, paradoxical bronchospasms

CI: caution in glaucoma and urinary outflow obstruction

Intx: other anticholinergic agents and agents that increase QT prolongation

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Montelukast (Singular)

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C: leukotrient receptor antagonist

A: reduces inflam and bronchoconstriction - LONG acting and PREVENTION

I: prevention and chronic tx of asthma

SE: HA and flu-like sx, increased LFT, Churg-strauss syndrome, altered behavior

CI: acute bronchospasm

Intx: CYP3A4 inducers and inhibitors

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Capsaicin

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C: TRPV1 receptor agonist

A: depletes substance P = decreased pain levels

I: OA, RA, myalgias, etc

SE: normal shit if apply topically

CI: dont apply to wounds or burns

Intx: increases cough induced by ACEI

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Codeine

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C: Opiate analgesics

A: binds to opiate receptors to inhibit pain pathways

I: prodrug converted into morphine and used for mild-mod pain or as antitussive

SE: sedation and constipation are big ones but other normal opiate s/e

CI: respiratory weakness, urinary bladder obstruction, kids under 12 yo

Intx: drugs that cause QT prolongation

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Heroin

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C: Opiate analgesics

A: binds to opiate receptors to inhibit pain pathways

I: severe pain

SE: sedation and constipation are big ones but other normal opiate s/e

CI: respiratory weakness, urinary bladder obstruction, kids under 12 yo

Intx: alcohol and CNS depressants

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Hydrocodone

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C: Opiate analgesics

A: binds to opiate receptors to inhibit pain pathways

I: semi-synthetic prodrug converted into hydromorphone and used for mild-mod pain or as antitussive

SE: sedation and constipation are big ones but other normal opiate s/e

CI: respiratory weakness, urinary bladder obstruction, kids under 12 yo

Intx: more interactions than morphine drugs that cause QT prolongation

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Methadone

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C: Opiate analgesics

A: binds to opiate receptors to inhibit pain pathways

I: severe pain and detox

SE: sedation and constipation are big ones but other normal opiate s/e

CI: respiratory weakness, urinary bladder obstruction, arrhythmias

Intx: MANY d/t usage of CYP450 enzymes

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Morphine

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C: Opiate analgesics

A: binds to opiate receptors to inhibit pain pathways

I: severe pain

SE: sedation and constipation are big ones but other normal opiate s/e
antidote: naloxone

CI: respiratory weakness, urinary bladder obstruction, arrhythmias

Intx: less than methadone and oxycodone - avoid with MAOIS and ethanol and CNS depressants

*schedule 2 controlled substance

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Oxycodone

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C: Opiate analgesics

A: binds to opiate receptors to inhibit pain pathways

I: semi-synthetic opioid used for pain

SE: sedation and constipation are big ones but other normal opiate s/e

CI: respiratory weakness, urinary bladder obstruction, arrhythmias

Intx: more interactions than morphine drugs and drugs that cause QT prolongation and CNS depression

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Naloxone (Narcan)

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C: Opioid antagonist

A: opioid receptor antagonist

I: opioid addiction and OD

SE: seizures, v. fib, tachy, HTN

CI: caution in CVD and seizure hx

Intx: reversal of opioid analgesic effects

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Naltrexone

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C: Opioid antagonist

A: opioid receptor antagonist

I: opioid addiction and OD and alcoholism

SE: N/V, headache, hepatitis

CI: patient who requires opiates for pain control

Intx: reversal of opioid analgesic effects