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1
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what time should diuretics be prescribed?

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morning!

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2
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what time should ACEi be prescribed?

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evening

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3
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drugs that cause constipation? 2 (5)

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  1. opioids eg: codeine / tramadol
  2. anticholingerics eg: - TCA
    - antihistamines
    - antiparkinsonians
    - neuroleptics
    - bladder instability eg: oxybutyinin
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4
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drugs that cause confusion? 3

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anticholinergics
opioids
benzos eg: diazepam

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5
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drugs that cause diarrhoea 7

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  1. abx
  2. colchicine
  3. lithium
  4. mg containing drugs
  5. metformin
  6. PPI
  7. SSRi
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6
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drugs that cause dyspepsia 6

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NSAIDS / Aspirin
bisphosponates
steroids
macrolides eg: clarithryomycin
metformine
theophylline

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7
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drugs that cause falls (dizzy) 3

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  1. anti- HTN
  2. CNS depressants eg: opiods, benzos, antidepressents, antiphychotics
  3. diuretics
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8
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drugs that cause hearing loss 4

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aminoglycosides eg: gent

cisplatin

loop diuretics eg: furosemide

PD5i eg: talalafil

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9
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drugs that cause tremor 5

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beta 2 agonist eg: salbutamol

ciclosporin

levothyroxin

lithium

nicotine

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10
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drugs contraindicated in PUD? 2

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nsaids
aspirin

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11
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drugs contraindicated in CKD? 3

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nsaids
ACEi
reduced clearance of gent / digoxin

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12
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drugs contraindicated in chronic heart failure 5

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CCB eg: verampil
flecainide
TCA
nsaids
steroids

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13
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drugs contrindicated in asthma 2

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beta blockers
nsaids

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14
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drugs contraindicated in heart block 3

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digoxin
bb
verampil

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15
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drugs contraindicated in Parkinsons 2

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metoclopramide
haloperidol

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16
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dietary interaction with warfarin?

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vitamin K rich foods eg: spinahc reduce anticoauglant affect of warfarin

17
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dietary interaction with statins?

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grapefruit juice = inhibit metabolism increasing adverse effects

18
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dietary interactions with MAOIs?

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picked/ cured foods => HTN crisis

19
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drugs that cause high BP 5

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steroids
ciclosporin
nsaids
ostrogen
venlafexine

20
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drugs that cause bradycardia 3

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BB
CCB eg: verampil
digoxin

21
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drugs that cause extrapyramidal movements 4

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DOPAMINE ANTAGONISTS

  1. first gen antiphyschotics eg: haloperidol
  2. second gen AP eg: chlorpromazine
  3. anti-emetics eg: prochlorperazine / metoclopramide
  4. SSRI eg: fluoxetine
22
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drugs that cause tremor 3

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beta 2 agonist eg: salbtaumol

theophyillines

thyroid hormones

23
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drugs associated with bruising? 3

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anticoagulants eg: LMWH/ DOAC/ warfarin

antiplatelets eg: aspirin/ clopidorl

steroids

24
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Drugs that can cause fall in Hb ?4

rise in hb? 1

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  1. nsaids = damage gastric mucosa
  2. anticoagulants
  3. methyldopa = haemoylsis
  4. impaired EPO = chemo
  5. polycythaemia = steroids
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drugs that cause leucopenia (low) 10

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  1. carbimazole = anti thyroid
  2. chemo
  3. antimetabolites
  4. phenothiazines
  5. antiHTN
  6. anti histamines
  7. MAB
  8. anticonvulsant eg: carbamezapine
  9. antipsychotics
  10. abx
26
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drugs that reduce platelet count?

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Herparin

nsaids

quinine

trimethoprime / sulfamethazole

vancomycin

peniclline

rifampicin / carbamezepine

27
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drugs impair liver function? 5

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amiodarone

AED eg: phenytoin / sodium val

anti - TB eg: isoniazid

paracetamol

statins

28
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signs of digoxin toxicity

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bradycardia
nausea
vomitting
diarrhoea

29
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what electrolyte disturbance worsens digoxin toxicty >

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hypoK

30
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medications unsafe in pregnancy 3

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ACEI/ ARB
Statins
warfarin

31
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drug interactions with statins? 5

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clarithromycin
grapefruit juice
ciclosproin
verampil
fenofibrate

32
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drugs interacting with warfarin? 5

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amiodarone
antifungals eg: fluconazole
ciprofloxacin
clarithromycin
nsaids

33
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