D1_L5 Part 1: Meds 2

Question 1

Thiazide diuretics

Answer 1

Target proximal convulted tuble
Think: Zide - outside - CAMP outside
Calcium
a
Magnesium
Potassium

Question 2

Propofol

Answer 2

General anesthetic
Lipophilic
Presented in oil-in-water emulsion at 1.1 cals/cc
Be mindful of fat calories & triglycerides

Question 3

Phenobarbital

Answer 3

Barbiturate
Treat seizure disorders, insomnia, anxiety
Decreases B6, B12, folic acid, vitamin D, vitamin K

Question 4

Levodopa

Answer 4

Dopamine precursor
Often used to treat Parkinson’s disease
Take levodoPa in the morning w/ limited protein & pyridoxine

Question 5

Tetracycline

Answer 5

Antibiotic
Fights bacterial infection
Binds calcium

Question 6

Curcumin

Answer 6

Component of turmeric
Found in curry power
Has antioxidant & antiinflammatory properties

Question 7

Isoniazid

Answer 7

Antituberculosis agent
Should be taken on empty stomach
Neuropathy
Interferes w/ (think Dietitians Periodically Buy 6 Carrots)
D vitamin - interferes
Phosphorus - interferes
B6 - greatly decreases
Calcium - interferes

Question 8

Monoamine oxidase inhibitors are used to treat…

Answer 8

Antidepressants
Treats depression & Parkinson’s

Question 9

Monoamine oxidase inhibitors affect…

Answer 9

Increases tyramine absorption, dopamine activity, & norepinephrine release which can lead to hypertension

Question 10

Those taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors should avoid

Answer 10

Think PASSED
Pickled
Aged
Smoked
Spoiled
E
Dried
Cheese, chianti, lunch meats, miso, sauerkraut, sausages, tofu, tomatoes

Question 11

Those taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors

Answer 11

Should limit intake of buttermilk, sour cream, & yogurt

Question 12

Ideal foods for those taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors

Answer 12

Fresh foods
Cream cheese
Cottage cheese