Pharmacology Flashcards

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What drugs alter Digoxin clearance, and what is the mechanism?

A

Clearance decreased due to increased MDR1 transporter activity

Drugs that cause this: amiodarone, dronedarone, quinidine, ritonavir, ranolazine

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St John’s Wort acts on which CYP, and in which way?

A

Induced 3A4

Ciclosporin is key drug that is metabolised more

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Celecoxib and Warfarin

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Celecoxib inhibits CYP2C9, leading to raised s-Warfarin and this increased warfarin effect. Can double INR

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What transporter variant is associated with Imatinib resistance?

A

ABCG2

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Furosemide and Lithium

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Furosemide will increase serum lithium levels

As will HCT

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Valproate and Lamotrigone

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If used together, Lamotrigine needs dose adjustment

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Ciclosporin metabolism

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CYP3A4 in liver
Metabolism also occurs in small intestine via same CYP3A4

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