Cystic Fibrosis Treatment Flashcards

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What is HFCWO?

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High frequency chest wall oscillation a.k.a. vest therapy

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Name the 4 different types of physiotherapy used in non-pharmacologic treatment of CF Lung Disease?

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  1. Vest therapy (HFCWO)
  2. Postural drainage (PD)
  3. Positive Expiratory Pressure (PEP)
  4. Exercise
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Name the order in which inhaled medications for CF should be given.

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  1. Beta-agonist
  2. Hypertonic Saline
  3. Dornase Alfa
  4. Airway Clearance Techniques
  5. Inhaled Antibiotics
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How do you adjust the dose frequency of Ivacaftor if co-administered with grapefruit juice?

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BID-> QD

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How do you adjust dose frequency of TEVA/IVA or ETA/TEVA/IVA when given with fluconazole?

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QAM/QPM -> rotate AM and PM doses daily

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How do you adjust dose frequency of Vanza/Teva/Deutiva when given with erythromycin?

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QD to QOD

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How do you adjust the dose frequency of Ivacaftor, Teza/IVA, Elexa/Teza/Iva when given with ketoconazole?

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BID -> 2x weekly

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How do you adjust the dose frequency of veza/teva/deutiva when given with clarithromycin?

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QD to weekly

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What are some strong CYP3A4 inducers?

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-rifampin
-rifabutin
-phenobarbital
-carbamazepine
-phenytoin
-St. Johns

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What effect on FEV1 and FVC does hypertonic saline have?

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none

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What effect does dornase alfa have on FEV1?

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improves FEV1

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What is the most common ADR of dornase alfa?

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voice hoarseness

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What is the most common ADR of hypertonic saline?

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bronchospasm

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Which inhaled antibiotic is preferred for pseudomonas coverage?

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Tobramycin

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15
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Which anti-inflammatory agent is preferred?

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azithromycin

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When do you use Aztreonam?

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-when tobramycin can’t be tolerated
-worsening despite tobramycin use
-pregnant
-patient preference

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What is the treatment regimen for inhaled antibiotics?

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Tobramycin: 300 mg BID x 28 days then repeat sputum culture

18
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How many times can you repeat inhaled Tobramycin treatment regimen before switching over to IV antibiotics

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1 time (2 treatments total)

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If the second course of TOBI fails, what do you do?

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  1. treat with IV antibiotics x 14 days
  2. repeat TOBI course x 28 days
20
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What inhaled antibiotics do you use for early MRSA eradication?

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  1. bactrim + rifampin (or minocycline, if sulfa allergy) x 14 days
  2. nasal, skin, and oral decontamination x 14 days (chlorhexidine rinse/wipes, mupirocin intranasal for 5 days)
  3. environmental decontamination x 21 days
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What is the age indication for azithromycin?

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age ≥ 6 months w/ PA

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What is the age indication for high dose ibuprofen?

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age ≥ 6 years

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What is the goal BMI for children with CF?

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BMI ≥ 50th percentile

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What is the goal BMI for adult males with CF?

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What is the goal BMI for female patients with CF?
BMI ≥ 22
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What kind of diet should CF patients follow?
moderate fat, high protein, and high caloric diet
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When should PERT be initiated in infants?
all infants with: -two CFTR variants associated with pancreatic insufficiency -fecal elastase value <200 mcg/g of stool AND/OR -signs and symptoms of malabsorption
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What is PERT dosing based on?
lipase
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What minerals should CF patients be supplemented with?
-calcium -iron -sodium chloride -zinc
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What are some signs of APE?
-decreased FEV1 or FVC -cough -increased sputum production -SOB -chest pain -loss of appetite -weight loss
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What classifies an APE as mild?
FEV decrease of less than or equal to 10%
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What classifies an APE as moderate/severe?
FEV1 decrease of more than 10%
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Where is mild APE treated?
outpatient
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What do you increase dornase alfa frequency to for treatment of APE?
BID
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What do you increase hypertonic saline frequency to for treatment of APE?
BID
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What do you increase bronchodilator frequency to for treatment of APE?
QID
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What needs to be done to the dose of systemic antibiotics for the treatment of APE due to altered PK in CF patients?
increase doses due to increased Vd and Cl
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