Prelimnary Flashcards

1
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What do you do when there is impaired drug metabolism?

A

Reduce doors in several of impairment, reduce stores in elderly patients. There is a reduction in liver, volume, reduce metabolism of liposomal drugs, important for an hour therapeutic drugs.

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2
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Hyponatraemia

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Reduce protein binding increase Friedrich, concentration of highly protein, bound drugs, toxicity

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3
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Reduced bile excretion

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Fusidic acid rifampicin excreted in bile can accumulate

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4
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Hepatic encephalopathy

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In severe, liver, disease drugs can impair cerebral function and can precipitate, a hepatic coma , such as constipating drugs are dating drugs, and drugs that cause hypokalaemia

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5
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How is hepatic encephalopathy treated?

A

Lactulose

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6
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Odema and ascites in liver disease can be exacerbated by

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Drugs which cause fluid retention nsaid and corticosteroids

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7
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Enzyme inhibitors

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Sodium valproate
Isoniazid
Cimetidine
Ketoconazole
Flucanzole
Alcohol
Chlorphenicol
Erythromycin
Sulphonamide
Ciporfloxaxin
Omepraze
Metronidazole

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8
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Enzyme inducers

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Barbiturates
St johns wort
Carbamazepine
RifMipicn
Alchol
Phenytoin
Griseofulvin
Phenobarbital
Sulfonyureas

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9
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Enzyme inhibitors =

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Increased plasma concentration

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10
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Drugs which interact with grapefruit juice

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Amiodarone ranoazine verapmail quetiapine sertaline taxrolimus ciclosporin colchine sildenfil

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11
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Which drugs should be stopped temporarily during any in the state which can result in dehydration

A

Damn
Diuretics
Ace inhibitors
Metformin
Nsaids

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12
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Breakthrough pain for immediate release morphine

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1/6 to 1/10th of daily dose

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13
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Excess respiratory secretions for palliative care

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Hyoscine or glycopyrru

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14
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Bowel colic in palliative care

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Loperamide

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15
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Side effects ratio meaning

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1 in 10 = very common
1 in 100 common
1 in 1000 uncommon
1 in 10,000 rare
1 in 10,000 very rare

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16
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Which drugs cause oral ulcers

A

Ace inhibitor
Nsaids
Nicrorandil
Methotrexate

17
Q

Which drugs cause Oral candidiasis

A

Corticosteroids inhalers

18
Q

Staining of teeth

A

Chlorhexidine iron tetracycline

19
Q

Which drugs cause ostenocrosis of the jaw

A

Bisphosphantes

20
Q

Which drugs cause ginivi hypertrophy

A

Ciclosporin nifedipine phenytoin

21
Q

Which drugs cause Taste disurbances

A

Metformin ace inhibitor Amiodarone carbimazole claithryomycin metformin metronidazole zoplicone

22
Q

Which two drugs do not chase myelosuppresipn

A

Vincristine and belomycin

23
Q

Which drugs cause contact sensitisation

A

Methotrexate chlorpromazine cytotoxic drugs

24
Q

Predisposing factors for QT prolongnation

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Increase age female sex cardiac disease bradycardia electrolyte disturbance hypokalemia hypomangesia Hypocalcemia

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Drugs which cause peripheral neuropathy
Amiodarone cisplatin phenytoin isoniazid metronidazole Vila alkaloids
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Which drugs cause serotonin. Syndrome
Sumatriptan bupropion buspirone antidepressant mao-b
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What do sugar free preparation mean
Do not contain fructose sucrose glucose
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Is benzoyl alchol recommended in neonates
No fatal toxic syndrome
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Biological meaning
Derived from biological source using biotechnology
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Bio similar meaning
Similar to existing originator biological medicine active substance is similar and clinically equivalent
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What is a pharmacodynamic interaction
Similar pharmacological effect Antagonistic pharmacological effect
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Pharmacokinetics interaction
Adme Absorption distribution metabolism excretion Reduced