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1
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Sexual side effect of trazodone

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priapism

2
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2 key side effects of ASA

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  • GI bleed

- hypersensitivity

3
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Classic side effect of bleomycin

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pulmonary fibrosis

4
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Classic side effect of cyclophasophamide

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hemorrhagic cystitis

5
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Classic side effect of buproprion

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seizures

6
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3 classic side effects of isoniazid

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  • Vit B 6 deficeincy
  • lupus
  • liver toxicity
7
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Classic side effect of cyclosporine

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nephrotoxic

8
Q

Classic side effect of PCN

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anaphylaxis

9
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PCN may cause a rash with which virus

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EBV

10
Q

Classic side effect of ACE inhibitors

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cough

11
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Classic side effect of demeclocycline

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diabetes insipidus

12
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2 classic side effects of lithium

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  • diabetes insipidus

- thyroid dysfunction

13
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Classic side effect of methoxyflurance

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diabetes insipidus

14
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2 classic side effects of sulfa drugs

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  • allergies

- kernicterus in neonates

15
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2 classic side effects of halothane

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  • liver necrosis

- malignant hypertheria

16
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Classic side effect of local anesthetic

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seizures

17
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4 classic side effects of phenytoin

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  • folate deficiency
  • teratogen
  • hirsutism
  • gum hypertrophy
18
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Classic side effect of vincristine

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peripheral neuropathy

19
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Classic side effect of valproic acid

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neural tube defects

20
Q

Isotretinoin is a terrible ______

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teratogen

21
Q

Thioridazine classically causes

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  • retinal deposits

- cardiac toxicity

22
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2 classic side effects of heparin

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  • thombocytopenia

- thrombosis

23
Q

Vancomycin’s classic side effect

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red man syndrom

24
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Classic side effect of clofibrate

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increase GI neoplasms

25
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Classic side effect of tetracyclines (2)

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  • photosensitivity

- teeth staining in children

26
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Classic side effect of quinolones in kids

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cartilage damage (also makes in teratogenic)

27
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Classic side effect of quinine

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tinnitus, vertigo (cinchonisms)

28
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Classic pancreas side effect of morphine

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Sphincter of oddi spasm

29
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Classic side effect of clindamycin (or other broad spectrum antibiotic)

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Pseudomembranous colitis

30
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2 classic side effects of chloramphenicol

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  • aplastic anemia

- chloramphenicol

31
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Classic side effect of doxyrubicin

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cardiomyopathy

32
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2 classic side effects of basulfan

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  • pulmonary fibrosis

- adrenal failure

33
Q

MAOIs + cheese/wine =

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tyramine crisis

34
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Classic side effect of hydralazine

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lupus

35
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Classic side effect of procainamide

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lupus

36
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Classic side effect of minoxidil

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hirsutism

37
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2 classic side effects of aminoglycosides

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  • hearing loss

- renal toxicity

38
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Classic side effect of chlorpropamide

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SIADH

39
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Classic side effect of oxytocin

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SIADH

40
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Electrolyte side effect of opiates

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SIADH

41
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2 classic side effects of DDI

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  • pancreatitis

- peripheral neurology

42
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Classic side effect of succinylcholine

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malignant hyperthermia

43
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Classic side effect of zidovudine

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bone marrow suppression

44
Q

3 classic side effects of digitalis

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  • GI
  • vision changes
  • arrhythmias
45
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Classic side effect ofacetazolamide

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metabolic acidosis

46
Q

Trimethadione is a terrible

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teratogen

47
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Classic side effect of clozapine

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agranulocytosis

48
Q

3 classic side effects of SSRIs

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  • anxiety
  • agitation
  • insomnia
49
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2 Classic side effects of warfarin

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  • necrosis

- teratogen

50
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2 Classic side effects of niacin

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  • flushing

- pruritus

51
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Classic side effect of HMG CoA reductase inhibitors

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liver and muscle toxicity

52
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Classic side effect of ethambutol

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optic neuritis

53
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Classic side effect of cisplatin

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nephrotoxicity

54
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Classic side effect of methylcopa

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Coombs positive hemolytic anemia

55
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2 major toxicities of HMG COA reductace inhibitors

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  • liver

- muscle

56
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Classic side effect of ethambutol

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optic neuritis

57
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Classic side effect of metronidazole

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Disulfiram-like reaction with alcohol

58
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Classic side effect with displatin

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Nephrotoxicity

59
Q

Classic side effect of methydopa

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Hemolytic anemia (Coombs positive)

60
Q

Electrolyte side effects of thiazides

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  • hyperglycemia
  • hyperuricemia
  • hyperlipidemia
  • hyponatremia
  • hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis
61
Q

Don’t give thiazides to patients with this allergy

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sulfa

62
Q

2 major side effects of loop diuretics

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  • hypokalemic metabloic alkalosis

- ototoxicity

63
Q

Only loop diuretic that is not a sulfa

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ethacrynic acid

64
Q

Metabolic effect of carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

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metabolic acidosis

65
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Effect of loop diuretics on calcium

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cause calcium extretion (often used as treatment for hypercalcemia)

66
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Effect of thiazide diuretics on calcium

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calcium retention

67
Q

Which diuretics would you like to avoid in hypercalcemia?

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thiazides

68
Q

3 classic side effects of antihypertensives

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  • sedation
  • depression
  • sexual dysfunction
69
Q

2 patients to use B-blcokers in cautiously

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  • Diabetics (mask hypoglycemia)

- Asthmatics

70
Q

Classic side effect of alpha-1 antagonists

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1st dose orthostatic hypotension

71
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antidote for cholinesterase inhibitors

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  • atropine

- pralidoxime

72
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antidote for quinidine

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sodium bicarb (cardioprotective)

73
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antidote for TCAs

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sodium bicarb (cardioprotective)

74
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antidote for Iron

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Deferoxamine

75
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antidote for digoxin

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  • normalize electrolytes

- digoxin antibodies

76
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antidote for methanol or ethylene glycol

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ethanol

77
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antidote for benzodiazepines

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flumaenil

78
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antidote for beta blockers

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glucagon

79
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antidote for lead

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EDTA

80
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antidote for copper

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penicillamine

81
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antidote for gold

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penicillamine

82
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antidote for opiods

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naloxone

83
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antidote for carbon monoxide

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oxygen

84
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antidote for muscarinic blockers

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physostigmine

85
Q

Features of serotonin syndrome

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  • hyperthermia
  • rigidity
  • myoclonus
  • autonomic instability
86
Q

Hyperthermia + rigidity + myoclonus + autonomic instability =

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serotonin syndrome

87
Q

MAOI + meperidine =

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coma

88
Q

MAOI + SSRIs =

A

serotonin syndrome

89
Q

Aminoglycosides + loop diuretics =

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enhanced ototoxicity

90
Q

Lithium + thiazides =

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lithium toxicity

91
Q

3 classic INDUCERS of hepatic enzymes

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  • barbiturates
  • antiepileptics
  • rifampin
92
Q

2 classic INHIBITORS of hepatic enzymes

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  • cimetidine

- ketoconazole

93
Q

HRT is prescribed now for

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symptom relief only

94
Q

Why do you give progesterone with estrogen in HRT?

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to decrease risk of endometrial cancer (if no uterus, give estrogen alone)

95
Q

4 benefits of estrogen therapy

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  • decreased osteoporosis
  • decreased CAD (?)
  • decreased hot flashed
  • decreased GU symptoms
96
Q

4 risk of estrogen therapy

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  • increased endometrial CA
  • increased DVT
  • ? increase breast CA
  • increased gall bladder disease
97
Q

5 more common side effects of estrogen therapy

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  • endometrial bleeding
  • breast tenderness
  • nausea
  • bloating
  • headaches
98
Q

4 absolute contraindications to estrogen therapy

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  • unexplained vaginal bleeding
  • active liver disease
  • history of VTE
  • history of breast of endometrial cancer
99
Q

8 relative contraindications to estrogen therapy

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  • seizure disorder
  • HTN
  • uterine leiomyomas
  • familial hyperlipidemia
  • migraines
  • venous thrombophlebitis
  • endometriosis
  • gallbladder disease
100
Q

Most common cause of secondary HTN in women

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oral contraceptive pills

101
Q

10 absolute contraindications to oral contraceptive pills

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  • 35+ old smoker
  • pregancy/breast feeding
  • liver disease
  • hyperlipedmia
  • HTN/CAD/CVA
  • DM with vascular changes
  • immobilization/risk of VTE
  • sickle cell disease
  • estrogen dependent neoplasm
  • cholestatic jaundice of pregnancy
102
Q

6 relative contraindications to oral contraceptive pills

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  • younger heavy smoker
  • depression
  • migraines
  • oligomenorrhea
  • amenorrhea without workup
  • gallbladder disease
103
Q

Timing of OCPs and surgery

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  • avoid 1 month before and after surgery because of risk of DVT
104
Q

Screening test needed for those on OCPs

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annual pap smear (associated increased risk of cervical CA)

105
Q

4 effects of NSAIDs and ASA

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  • anit-inflammatory
  • anitpyretic
  • analgesic
  • antiplatelet
106
Q

Difference between ASA and other NSAIDs

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ASA bind COX irreversibly

107
Q

Why does tylenol not have anti-platelet or anti-inflammatory effects?

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Because it acts centrally not peripherally

108
Q

Acid-base problem with ASA overdose

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  • respiratory alkalosis

- metabolic acidosis

109
Q

3 renal side effects of NSAIDs

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  • interstitial nephritis
  • papillary necrosis
  • acute tubular necrosis
110
Q

ASA allergies are extremely common in this group

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asthma and nasal polyps

111
Q

Reye syndrome =

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ASA in children less than 15 (setting of virus) –> encephalopathy and liver dysfunction

112
Q

When to stop ASA and NSAIDs prior to surgery

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  • ASA 1 week before

- NSAIDs 1 day before

113
Q

Treatment of acetaminophen overdose

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acetylcysteine

114
Q

How does acetaminophen cause liver failure?

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depletion of glutathione –> hepatic necrosis