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Anti-emetic

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  • Ondansetron: Serotonin receptor antagonist
  • Metoclopramide: Dopamine antagonist (also block serotonin receptors) in the CTZ (chemo receptor trigger zone in the medulla oblongata)
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Anti-diarrheal

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  • Diphenoxylate/atropine
  • Loperamide HCL
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Laxatives

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  • Classificaitons
  • Group 1: 2-6 hours, watery stool. Diagnostic procedures
  • Group 2: 6-12 hours. senifluid
  • Group 3: 1-3 days, soft formed
  • Psyllium (metamucil): Bulk forming (group 3)
  • Docusate sodium (colace): Surfactant (group 3)
  • Bisacodyl (dulcolax): Stimulant (group 2)
  • Senna (senakot): Stimulant (group 2)
  • Castor oil: Stimulant (group 2)
  • Polyethylene glycol (miralax): Osmotic (group 1 or 2 based on dose)
  • Lactulose: Osmotic (group 1 or 2 based on dose)
  • Milk of magnesia: Osmotic (group 1 or 2 based on dose)
  • Mineral oil: Lube for poop
  • Glycerin suppository: Osmotic/lube/stimulates rectal contraction
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Anti-ulcer

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  • Cimetidine (tagamet): H2 blocker. Anti-secretory
  • Famotidine (pepcid): H2 blocker. Anti-secretory
  • Omeprazole (prilosec): PPI. Anti-secretory
  • Compounds (magnesium, calcium, sodium, aluminum): Antacids
  • Misoprostol (cytotec): Mucosal protectant
  • Sucralfate (carafate): Mucosal protectant
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