SAS #6 Drug-Food/Nutrient Interactions Part 1 Flashcards
Alendronate
Should be taken while fasting
Ampicillin
Should be taken while fasting
Bethanechol
Should be taken while fasting
Bisacodyl
Should be taken while fasting
Calcium Carbonate
Should be taken while fasting
Caproptril
Should be taken while fasting
Carbenicillin
Should be taken while fasting
Castor oil
Should be taken while fasting
Chloramphenicol
Should be taken while fasting
Claritin
Should be taken while fasting
Cyclosporine gel caps only
(avoid fatty meals) Should be taken while fasting
Demeclocycline
(avoid high calcium foods/dairy products) Should be taken while fasting
Dicloxacillin
Should be taken while fasting
Digoxin
(avoid high fiber cereals and oatmeal) Should be taken while fasting
Digitalis preparations
(not with high fiber foods) Should be taken while fasting
Erythromycin base/estolate
Should be taken while fasting
Ferrous salts
Should be taken while fasting
Fexofenadine
Should be taken while fasting
Furosemide
Should be taken while fasting
Isoniazid
Should be taken while fasting
Isosorbide dinitrate
Should be taken while fasting
Ketoprofen
Should be taken while fasting
Lansoprazole
Should be taken while fasting
Levodopa
(not with high protein foods; meals delay absorption and peak plasma concentration; avoid caffeine) Should be taken while fasting
Lisinopril
Should be taken while fasting
Methotrexate
(milk, cream, or yogurt may decrease absorption) Should be taken while fasting
Methyldopa
(not with high protein foods; meals delay absorption and peak plasma concentration; avoid caffeine) Should be taken while fasting
Nafcillin
(inactivated by stomach acid; absorption variable with/without food) Should be taken while fasting
Norfloxacin
(milk, cream. or yogurt may decrease absorption) Should be taken while fasting
Oxytetracycline
(avoid dairy products and foods high in calcium) Should be taken while fasting
Penicillamine
(antacids, iron and food decrease absorption) Should be taken while fasting
Penicillin
Should be taken while fasting
Phenytoin
(if GI distress occurs, may take with food; food effect depends on preparation) Should be taken while fasting
Rifampicin
Should be taken while fasting
Sulfamethoxazole
Should be taken while fasting
Tetracycline
(avoid dairy products and food high in calcium) Should be taken while fasting
Theophylline
(absorption of controlled release varies by preparation) Should be taken while fasting