Pharmaceuticals (21-40) Flashcards

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Latanoprost

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C: prostaglandin F2 analog

A: decreases IOP by increasing fluid outflow

I: primary open angel glaucoma

SE: conjunctival hyperemia, changes to iris pigmentation, thick darkened eyelashes

CI: uveitis, macular edema, HSV keratitis

Intx: other prostaglandin analogs

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Triple antibiotic therapy

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C: Antibiotic

A: bacitractin + neomycin + polymyxin B

I: ophthalmic infections in cornea and conjunctiva

SE: conjunctival/cutaneous sensitivity, ocular toxicity

CI: deep seated ocular infx

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Pseudoephedrine (oral), Oxymetazoline (topical)

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C: Decongestants

A: sympathomimetic - blood vessel constriction

I: allergic rhinitis and nasal congestion for any issue

SE: HTN, tachycardia, rebound congestion if use over 7 days, CNS over stimulation sx

CI: severe HTN, CAD, kids younger than 6

Intx: other sympathomimetics and agents that increase effects of sympathomimetics

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Diphenhydramine (Benadryll)

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C: Antihistamine

A: central H1 receptor antagonist - CROSSES BBB and anticholinergic

I: allergic rhinitis (not helpful for congestion), insomnia, motion sickness

SE: drowsiness, anticholingergic effects

CI: BPH, GI/GU obstruction, glaucoma *AVOID DRIVING

Intx: synergy with other anticholingergics, MAO and CNS depressants

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Hydroxyzine

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C: Antihistamine

A: central H1 antagonist that crosses BBB

I: allergic rhinitis (not helpful for congestion), insomnia, motion sickness

SE: drowsiness, anticholingergic effects

CI: BPH, GI/GU obstruction, glaucoma *AVOID DRIVING

Intx: synergy with other anticholingergics, MAO and CNS depressants

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Loratidine (Claritin)

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C: Antihistamine

A: central H1 antagonist that crosses BBB

I: allergic rhinitis/conjunctivitis (not helpful for congestion), allergic skin conditions, seasonal allergies

SE: headache

CI: other QT prolongation drugs, macrolides, synergy with anticholinergics and CNS depressants

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Epinephrine (adrenalin)

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C: sympathomimetics

A: sympathetic adrenergic agonist (alpha and beta)

I: anaphylaxis, asthma attack, cardiac arrest

SE: tachycardic arrythmias, v fib, HTN, angina

CI: arrthymias, atherosclerosis of coronary artery, DM, hyperthyroidism, epilepsy, glaucoma

Intx: tamsulosin, antihypertensives, MAOs, synergy with other sympathomimetics

KNOW that there is two different epi solutions
1 mg/mL = 1:1000 solution AND 0.1 mg/mL = 1:10,000 solution

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Bromocriptine

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C: Dopamine receptor agonist

A: inhibits glutamate GLT1 transporter

I: PD, DM2, restless leg syndrome. high prolactin levels

SE: Raynauds syndrome, cardiac valve and pulmonary fibrosis, impulse control disorders
*hallucinations, orthostatic hypOtension

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USP Thyroid

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C: hormone replacement

A: replaces thyroid gland secretions - T3, T4, DIT, MIT

I: hypOthyroidism and post-thyroidectomy

SE: palpitations, tremor

CI: acute MI, thyrotoxicosis without hypothyroidism

Intx: cholestyramine, Ca, Iron, estrogens and OCPs, anticoagulants, decreases insulin and hypoglycemics

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Levothyroxine (T4)

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C: Hormone

A: replaces T4 = increases T3

I: hypOthyroidism

SE: palpitations, tremor

CI: acute MI, thyrotoxicosis without hypothyroidism

Intx: cholestyramine, Ca, Iron, estrogens and OCPs, anticoagulants, decreases insulin and hypoglycemics

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Liothyronine (T3)

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C: Hormone

A: replaces T3

I: hypOthyroidism

CI: acute MI, thyrotoxicosis without hypothyroidism

Intx: cholestyramine, Ca, Iron, estrogens and OCPs, anticoagulants, decreases insulin and hypoglycemics

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Propylthiouracil (PTU)

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C: TPO inhibitor

A: blocks formation of T4 to T3 in thyroid and blocks 5’ deiodinase and conversion in periphery

I: hypERthyroidism and thyroid stom

SE: FDA WARNING = CAN CAUSE FATAL LIVER INJURY - USE METHIMAZOLE OR OTHER TX

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Liraglutide

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C: GLP1 analog (long acting)

A: increases glucose -dependent insulin secretion = decreases glucagon secretion = increases B cell growth = slows gastic emptying = decreases food intake
**Decreases HgA1c by 1%

I: DM2, weight management

SE: thyroid c-cell tumor, increase HR and SI

CI: fhx of medullary thyroid carcinoma and endocrine neoplasia syndrome

Intx: MANY, agents that compound nephrotoxicity

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Canagliflozin

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C: antidiabetic - third line

A: SGLT2 inhibition = increases urinary glucose excretion

I: DM2

SE: increased risk of foot and leg amputation, kidney impairment/failurem high potassium, hypOglycemia and hypOtension

CI: pregnancy, DM1, DM ketoacidosis, kidney issues

Intx: many

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Glyburide

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C: Antidiabetic

A: insuliin secretagogue = increases peripheral glucose utilization = decreases liver glucose production

I: DM2

SE; hypoglycemia - WORSE OF ALL hypoglycemics

CI: DM1 and hypoglycemia

Intx: disulfiram-like rxn, hypoglycemia with anticoagulants, etc.

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Metformin

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C: Biguanide - Antidiabetic

**First line

A: improves insulin sensitivity = decreased hepatic production

I: DM2

SE: GI upset - take with food, LACTIC ACIDOSIS - rare but 50% lethal

CI: metabolic acidosis, DM1, renal failure and liver dz

Intx: ethanol
*depletes CoQ10, folic acid, B12

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Sitagliptin

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C: Antidiabetic

A: inhibits DPP4 = decreases incretin metabolism = increases insulin synthesis/release = decreases glucagon levels

I: DM2

SE: pancreatitis and renal injury

CI: DM1

Intx: many including fluoroquinolones

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Thiazolidinediones

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C: antidiabetic

A: increases insulin sensisitivity and muscle uptake = decreases glucose production

I: DM2

SE: edema, weight gain, worsening CHF - REMOVED FROM US MARKET D/T DEATHS FROM LIVER FAILURE

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Deferoxamine

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C: Iron chelating agent

A: Chelates iron but NOT calcium

I: hemochromatosis, thalassemia, high iron levels

SE: neurotoxic long term

CI: pregnancy, kidney dz

*depletes zinc and vitamin C can cause heart issues

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Dimercaptopropane sulfonate (DMPS)

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C: chelation

A: chelates Hg, Au, arsenc

I: Mercury, Gold and arsenic poisoning

SE: Steven-johnson syndrome

CI: liver insufficiency

Intx: DEPLETES COPPER, SELENIUM, ZINC, MAGNESIUM