pharmacology Flashcards

1
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what can drugs that control acid secretion be used for

A

peptic ulcers, Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, hyperacidity

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what is a peptic ulcer and what can cause it

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chronic inflammation of antrum, inflammation breaks down mucous barrier letting peptin and HCL in. caused by bacteria H. pylori

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3
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What are the 3 main aims of drug treatment for peptic ulcers?

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Decrease gastric secretions
Increase mucosal resistance
Eradicate H. pylori

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4
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what do proton pump inhibitors do

A

covalently modifies H/KATPase so H doesn’t exit at apical end

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5
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Name a proton pump inhibitor

A

Omeprazole

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6
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What do H2 receptor antagonists do

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competitively block H2 receptors

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7
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Name a H2 receptor antagonist used to treat peptic ulcer disease

A

ranitidine

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8
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name a M3 blocker that used to be used to treat ulcers

A

pirenzepine

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9
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what do NSAIDs do

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reduce prostaglandin secretion by inhibiting COX enzyme. PGE removes acid

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10
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Which drug may reduce the effects of long-term NSAID treatment?

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Misoprostolol (PGE1 analogue)

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11
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What side effects can a NSAID have on the GI tract?

A

gastric bleeding and ulcers

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12
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Name two mucosal strengtheners

A

sucralfate, bismuth chealate

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13
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what does ezetimibe do, what does it treat

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binds to NPC1L1 to block choleserol absorption, for high levels of cholesterol

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14
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what can be used to treat IBS or IBD

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glucocorticoids eg prednisolone, amino-salicylates: 5-ASA, mesalazine, balsalazide

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15
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name some classes of antiemetic drugs

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5-HT3 receptor antagonists, muscharinic ACh receptor antagonists, histamine H1 receptor antagonists, dopamine receptor antagonists

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16
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name a 5-HT3

A

ondansetron palonosetron

17
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name a muscarinic ACh

A

hyoscine, scopolamine

18
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name a histamine H1

19
Q

name a dopamine

A

domperidone

20
Q

which anti-emetic drug is restricted in kids

21
Q

which anti-emetic drug is used for motion sickness

A

muscarnic ACh receptor antagonists

22
Q

which drug is normally used to control nausea in chemo

23
Q

what drug would be used for impaired gall bladder function

A

ursodeoxycholic acid

24
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what would be used for biliary colic

25
what would be used for biliary spasm
atropine and GTN
26
name some bile acid sequestrants
colveselam, colestipol, colestryamine
27
what do bile acids sequestrants do
lower LDL and cholesterol by binding to bile to prevent reabsorption. for hyperlipidaemia, jaundice
28
what would be used to treat hepatic encephalopathy
lactulose and antibiatocs (eg rifamixin)