Pharmacotherapies Flashcards

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bisphosphonates common drugs

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risedronate & alendronate

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bisphosphonates MOA

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inhibits farnesyl pyrophosphate synthesis and suppress osteoclast activity

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bisphosphonates indication

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first line therapy for osteoporosis and treatment of hypercalcemia

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bisphosphonates adverse effects

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gastric and esophageal irritation, adynamic bone, possible renal failure, rare osteonecrosis of jaw, rare femoral fractures

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RANKL inhibitors common drugs

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denosumab

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RANKL inhibitors MOA

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Mab binds to RANKL and prevents it from stimulating osteoclast differentiation and function decreasing bone resorption

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RANKL inhibitors indication

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osteoporosis with high risk fractures

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RANKL inhibitors adverse effects

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increased risk of infection, hypocalcemia

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SERMs common drugs

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raloxifene

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SERMs MOA

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interacts with estrogen receptor inhibits bone resorption and increase BMD

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SERMs indication

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osteoporosis in women aged <60,

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SERMs adverse effects

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increased risk of thromboembolism

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calcitonin MOA

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binds GPCRs to suppress osteoclastic bone resorption

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calcitonin indications

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first line for Paget’s disease

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calcitonin adverse effects

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gastric erosions/bleeding

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PTH/PTH analog common drugs

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teriparatide

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PTH MOA

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similar to PTH

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PTH indication

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osteoporosis in men and women with severe osteoporosis

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PTH adverse effects

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hypercalcemia, hypercalciuria,

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monoclonal anti-sclerostin common drugs

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romosuzumab

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monoclonal anti-sclerostin MOA

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stimulates bone turnover by inhibiting sclerostin by enhancing osteoblast and decrease osteoclast

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monoclonal anti-sclerostin indications

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osteoporosis in postmenopausal women at high risk for fracture

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NSAIDs common drugs

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NSAIDs MOA

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inhibit prostaglandin synthesis & inhibit urate crystal formation

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NSAIDs indication
1st line for acute gout
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NSAIDs adverse effects
gastric erosions & bleeding
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corticosteroids common drugs
prednisone & cortisone
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corticosteroids MOA
intracellular regulation of genes--anti-inflammatory
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corticosteroids indication
severe symptomatic gout
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corticosteroids adverse effects
widespread intracellular regulation of genes
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colchicine MOA
binds intracellular tubulin--> inhibits leukocyte migration leads to immunosuppressive anti-inflammatory effects
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colchicine indication
acute gout and chronic gout patients taking allopurinol
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colchicine adverse effects
diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain
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uricosuric agents common drugs
probenicid & sulfinpyrazone
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uricosuric MOA
inhibits uric acid reabsorption in kidneys --> accelerated excretion
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uricosuric indications
chronic gout
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uricosuric adverse effects
form uric acid renal stone
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xanthine oxidase inhibitors common drugs
allopurinol
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xanthine oxidase inhibitors MOA
inhibit production of uric acid by inhibiting xanthine oxidase
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xanthine oxidase inhibitors indication
chronic gout
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xanthine oxidase inhibitors adverse effects
allergic skin reaction