Anemia Drugs Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Ferrous sulfate

A

Oral iron therapy

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Ferrous Gluconate

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Oral iron therapy

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3
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Ferrous Fumarate

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Oral iron therapy

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4
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Ascorbic Acid

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Administered with Oral iron therapy for optimal absorption

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5
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Iron Dextran

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Parenteral iron given to hemodialysis patients

Highest risk of type I hypersensitivity reaction

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6
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Sodium ferric gluconate complex

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Parenteral iron given to hemodialysis patients

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7
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Iron sucrose

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Parenteral iron given to hemodialysis patients

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8
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Adverse Iron Therapy

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Black stool and other GI issues

Metabolic Acidosis

Organ toxicity leading to coma or death

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9
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Deferoxamine

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Given IV binds to systemic iron
Promotes iron excretion in urine and feces
Indicated in moderate to severe iron toxicity

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10
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Deferasirox

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Oral preparation
Only effective in reducing iron absorption if given within one hour of iron ingestion

Given outpatient for chronic iron toxicity treatment

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11
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Metformin

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Alter gut microflora

Inhibits absorption of B12

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12
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Neomycin

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Alter gut microflora

Inhibits absorption of B12

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13
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Nitrous oxide anesthesia

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Converts cobalamin(I) to to inactive cobalamin(III)

Inhibits b12 absorption

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14
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Proton pump inhibitors

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increases gastric PH

Inhibits b12 absorption

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15
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Histamine 2 receptor antagonist

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increases gastric PH

Inhibits b12 absorption

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16
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Hydroxocobalamin

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Preferred B12 therapy

Highly protein bound form which remains in circulation for a longer time

17
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Cyanocobalamin

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Vit. B12 Therapy

18
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Trimethoprim

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Inhibits DHF reductase

Causing Folate deficiency

19
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Primimethatmine

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Inhibits DHF reductase

Causing Folate deficiency

20
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Methotrexate

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Inhibits DHF reductase

Causing Folate deficiency

21
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Phenytoin

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reduces serum folate.

Mechanism unknown

22
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Filgrastim

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Stim JAK/STAT receptors

Increase production and function of neutrophils

Given parenterally to patient with chemo induced neutropenia or bone marrow suppression

Is better tolerated than sargramostim

23
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Sargramostim

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Stim JAK/STAT receptors

Increase production and function of neutrophils

Stimulates all myeloid lines

Given parenterally to patient with chemo induced neutropenia or bone marrow suppression

24
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Interleukin 11

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Acts via cell surface cytokine receptor

Stimulates growth of primitive megakaryocytic progenitors

Increases platelets and neutrophils

Reduces need for platelet transfusion.

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Hydroxurea
Increases Hbf Decreases expression of Neutrophils adhesion molecules Increases endothelial production vasodilatory NO Used in treatment of SCD