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Exam 5 Drugs to Know Flashcards

1
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put patients taking this drug on fall risk due to sedation and hypotension (do not take with CNS depressants)

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promethazine (phenothiazine)

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this drug decreases ammonia-forming bacteria (not commonly given)

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neomycin

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3
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cautiously use antacids in these four patients due to increased sodium

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older adults, cirrhosis, hypertension, renal

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this drug class is given as IV bolus followed by an infusion for an upper GI bleed

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PPI

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5
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this drug is contraindicated with SSRIs (causes serotonin syndrome)

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ondansetron (5-HT3/serotonin antagonist)

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drug class that can reduce instance of hemorrhage of esophageal varices by decreasing high portal pressure (two specific in parentheses)

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beta blockers (nadolol, propranolol)

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to treat bile reflux gastritis, administer this specific drug that binds bile salts

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cholestyramine

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if a patient is in renal failure, do not give antacids with ____________

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magnesium

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9
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cytoprotective drug therapy (specific drug) that protects esophagus, stomach, and duodenum

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sucralfate

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10
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four drugs that may be used to treat chronic hepatitis C (two of these in parentheses may be combined to treat)

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interferon alpha, ribavirin, telaprevir, boceprevir (interferon alpha, ribavirin)

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drug used for delayed gastric emptying (and pyloric stenosis in pediatrics)

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metoclopramide (prokinetic)

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12
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drug class FDA approved specifically for chemotherapy induced nausea and vomiting

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neurokinin-1 receptor antagonists

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this drug used for nausea/vomiting can also be used for vertigo

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meclizine

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three antacids to know (GERD)

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aluminum hydroxide, calcium carbonate, magnesium oxide

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15
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IBD drug class that decreases inflammation

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corticosteroids

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16
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this drug class reduces gastric acid secretion associated with peptic ulcer disease (PUD)

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PPI

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17
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use and route of octreotide

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use: decrease portal pressure
route: IV

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18
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medication given to cirrhosis patients who are combative due to hepatic encephalopathy

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Serax

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19
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may cause extrapyramidal side effects such as tardive dyskinesia, especially with chronic use or high doses

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metoclopramide (prokinetic)

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three specific medications that can be used to treat gallbladder disorders

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ursodiol (Actigall), chenodeoxycholic acid (Chenix), cholestyramine (Questran)

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21
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this drug can be used in combination with vasopressin to reduce its effects (in treating esophageal varices)

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nitroglycerine

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22
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this drug class increases gastric emptying and motility (GERD)

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prokinetics

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23
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two drug classes used to treat acute gastritis

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PPIs, H2 receptor blockers

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five drugs that sucralfate binds to (decreases activity of)

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cimetidine, digoxin, warfarin, phenytoin, tetracycline

25
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this gallbladder disorder specific medication promotes bile salt excretion

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cholestyramine (Questran)

26
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unless on chemotherapy, do not give more than ______ per day of ondansetron disintegrating tablet

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8 mg

27
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this medication is used to prevent tetany in patients with pancreatitis

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calcium gluconate (tetany is a symptom of hypocalcemia- this drug replaces calcium)

28
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three H2 blockers and PPIs used to help treat pancreatitis

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cimetidine (Tagamet), ranitidine (Zantac), omeprazole (Prilosec)

29
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this specific drug blocks dopamine receptors that trigger nausea and vomiting

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promethazine

30
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nausea/vomiting drug available as deep IM, oral, rectal, or IV

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promethazine (phenothiazine)

31
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sucralfate works best in _____ pH; give __________ before or after antacid

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low, 1-2 hours

32
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this drug class is given after the acute phase of an upper GI bleed

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antacid

33
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specific drug: avoid parenteral routes due to risk of severe tissue injury

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promethazine

34
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alternative drug therapy for H. pylori infection includes ___________ alone or combined with _______________ and _______________

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bismuth, tetracycline, metronidazole

35
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two drug classes that are most common and effective against GERD

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H2 receptor blockers, PPIs

36
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these two drug classes are used to eliminate H. pylori infection in peptic ulcer disease

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antibiotics, PPI

37
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four drugs that may be used to treat chronic hepatitis B

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interferon (alpha), nucleosides, nucleotide analog, lamivudine (Epivir HBV)

38
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this drug class neutralizes acid and provides quick relief for mild, intermittent symptoms of GERD

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antacids

39
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three H2 receptor blockers to know (GERD)

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famotidine, cimetidine, ranitidine (think -tidine)

40
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this drug class decreases HCl secretion and irritation (GERD)

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H2 receptor blockers

41
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this drug used for nausea/vomiting is available in a patch kept on for 3 days/72 hours

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scopolamine

42
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long-term use of PPIs can cause these four complications

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osteoporosis (decreased bone density; hip, wrist, spine fractures), kidney disease, deficiency of vitamin B12 and magnesium, risk of dementia

43
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three antiemetic drugs used to treat nausea associated with hepatitis

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prochlorperazine, promethazine, ondansetron

44
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antibiotic therapy for H. pylori includes _______ (time period) of ________________ or if allergic, ________________

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14 days, penicillin (amoxicillin), metronidazole

45
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specific antihistamine drug used for motion sickness (take 1 hour before possible motion sickness)

A

meclizine

46
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this drug class is most effective for healing esophagitis and decreased incidence of strictures (GERD); take before first meal

A

PPIs

47
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this medication is used to help control pain in patients with pancreatitis

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morphine

48
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take antacids ____________ after meals and at __________

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1-3 hours, bedtime

49
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this drug used for nausea/vomiting should only be used when other therapies are not effective due to potential for abuse and sedation

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dronabinol (cannabinoid)

50
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side effects of this drug class include CNS (anxiety to hallucinations) and extrapyramidal effects (tremor and dyskinesia)

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prokinetics

51
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drug that causes contents of colon to be more acidic and reduces ammonia levels in the blood

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lactulose

52
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this drug burns veins (caustic agent); never IV push

A

promethazine (phenothiazine)

53
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these three medications can be used to help treat esophageal varices

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prophylactic antibiotics, octreotide, vitamin K

54
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these two drugs are given to prevent hepatic encephalopathy from breakdown of blood and release of ammonia in intestine (varices)

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lactulose, rifaximin

55
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avoid this hepatitis drug in pregnancy because of teratogenic effects on embryo and developing fetus

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ribavirin

56
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three PPIs to know (GERD)

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omeprazole, lansoprazole, pantoprazole (think -prazole)

57
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H2 receptor blockers: onset ________; duration up to ________

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1 hour; 12 hours

58
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antacid use can cause __________________

A

electrolyte imbalances

59
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four adjunct drug classes and one specific drug used to treat peptic ulcer disease

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antacids, H2 blockers, tricyclic antidepressants, anticholinergics, misoprostol

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