Pharmacology Flashcards

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What is the MOA of Esomeprazole?

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Irreversible PPI - blocks gastric H K ATPase = reduced acid uptake

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What are the ADR’s of Esomeprazole?

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Abd. pain, GI disturbances, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache

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What are the CI’s of Esomeprazole?

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Osteoporosis, C.diff infection, Masks gastric cancer symptoms

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What is the MOA of Ranitidine?

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Competitive (reversible) H2 receptor antagonist

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What are the ADR’s of Ranitidine?

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Diarrhoea, Dizziness, Headache

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What are the CI’s of Ranitidine?

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Masks symptoms of gastric cancers

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What is the MOA of Rennies (antacids)?

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Mg & Ca carbonates = strongly alkaline in solution

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What are the ADR’s of Rennies?

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Burps as CO2 liberation when acid neutralised by alkali, Diarrhoea

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What are the CI’s of Rennies?

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Hypophosphatemic, Renaly impaired, Hepatic Coma

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