DRUG LIST Flashcards

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How would you treat travellers diarrhoea? What would you give a patient to take?

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Azithromycin 1g stat and if continues 500mg daily for two more days

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Pharmacotherapy for Depression, GAD, OCD, PTSD in young, old, preg - anyone

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Sertraline 50mg

Generally increase to 100mg in 5 to 7 days as tolerated

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Treatment of acute mania

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Olanzapine 5mg nocte initially

Increase to 10 milligrams

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Treatment of BPAD

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Olanzapine 5-10mg daily

Plus

Sertraline 50mg daily

never anti dep alone otherwise can induce mania

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Monitoring of Antipsychotics

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Regular BMI, BP and smoking cessation advice

3 monthly Fasting lipids and glucose for a year

then yearly

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Monitoring of clozapine

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Initial ECG, ECHO, FBE, CRP Troponin, UEC, LFT, Fasting Lipids and Glucose

THEN

weekly FBE for 18 weeks

Monthly troponin and CRP

Regular BP, PR, resp rate

ALL providers must be registered

Risk is 1% of agranulocytosis

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What is the PHARM management of dysfunctional uterine bleeding

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  1. Give OCP if they need contraception too
    - Microgynon 30 orally daily (Ethinyloestradiol 30, Levenorgestrol 150)

OR if contraindicated

Levonorgestrol releasing intruaterine system LNG IUS - 52mg. Replace every 5 years.

  • Appropriate education
    2. TRANEXAMIC acid 1-1.5 g orally qid for first 3 days of cycle
    3. NSAIDS - Ibuprofen 400mg tds
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What is the pharm management of Acute severe menstrual bleeding

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Tranexamic acid 10mg/IV Stat and then TDS

or

Oral Tranexamic acid - 1-1.5 grams QID till bleeding stops

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HRT preparations? 2 years since last period? Over 2 years?

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If two years since last period - continuous combined HRT

If less than two years since last period - cyclical combined HRT

If no uterus - oestrogen only HRT

If very old - then use continuous combined with an ultra low ostrogen dose in preparation

Tibolone - dont give during perimenopause or old women

only young post surgmenopause

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PCOS management

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1. Oligomenorrhea

  • Lifestyle mods - diet mods to get 5-10% weight reduction
  • Phys activity 150mins/week, 30 mins on 5 days a week
  • OCP with low oestrogen dose - Microgynon 20 (20/100)

If OCP contraindicated - Medroxyprogesterone 10mg for same 12 days each calendar month.

If doesn’t want hormone therapy - Metformin 500XR

2. Hyperandrogenism

  • Cosmetic therapy for hirsutism
  • OCP
  • Add Spironolactone 50mg BD

3, Infertility

  • Advise having children early if wants them
  • Maintain optimum weight

- Folic acid supplementation

  • Specialist referral for clomiphene commencement

4. Cardiometabolic risk

  • OGTT 3 yearly

- Lipids 2 yearly

  • BP, BMI yearly
  • Lifestyle mods as above
  • Can start metformin 500mg XR daily in high risk

5. Mental health

PRN

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Oral Contraceptive

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ATSI Deworming program

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Albendazole 400mg stat

Child under 10kg 200mg stat

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Mebendazole dosage?

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100mg stat (child under 10kg - 50mg)

M1

A4

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Erectile dysfunction doses?

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Sidenafil 50mg

if Renal or liver prob - 25mg

Tadalafil 10mg

renal or liver - 10mg

Remember to check sex fitness - 20 steps in 15 seconds

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Emergency contraception?

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ORal Levenorgestrel 1.5mg stat

Within 4 days

Within 5 days

Copper IUD

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Treatment of Osteoporosis

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  1. Falls prevention
    - Podiatry ref for foot care
    - Physio ref for strength and balance exercise program
    - Occupational therapist for home modifications to ensure safety
    - Visual assessment with optometrist for to ensure correct glasses
    - Medication review to look for causes of orthostatic hypotension
  2. SNAP
  3. Bisphosphonates

Alendronate 70mg weekly PO

(needs to be upright for 30 mins after, on empty stomach, main SE’s are gastritis/GORD/can get osteonecrosis of jaw so needs dental review

Zoledronic acid 5mg IV yearly - needs to have egfr over 30, vitamin D over 50 and normocalcaemic, Can cause renal impairment hypercalcaemia and hyperparathyroid

Denosumab 60mg S/C every six months

Can use in all patients with renal impairment.

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Treatment of osteoarthritis

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EWE SELF PSYCHAPO

Education regarding key clinical features of disease

Weight loss to attain BMI within normal range

Land Based Exercise - 150mins per week (moderate), thirty mins on most days, with 2 sessions of resistance per week

Self management programs

Cognitive behavioural therapy if required

Hydrotherapy

Physiotherapy for graduated activity

Occupational therapist review to reduce falls risk at home

Oral paracetamol 1g qid prn

Oral ibuprofen 400mg tds

Oral pantoprazole 20mg orally daily as GI protection

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Treatment of Juvenile Idopathic Arthritis

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EWI 3 AMP Psychapop

Education about all aspects of disease

Monitor nutrition to ensure weight in appropriate BMI range for age

ENsure immunisations are up to date

Clinical Review three times a year to assess key clinical indicators

Refer to Arthritis support group eg Arthritis Australia

Physiotherapy for exercises and graduated activity

Opthalmology review re: uveitis

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Treatment of Chlamydia an Gonorrhea after ABx

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Screen for all STIs

No sex for one week

Contact trace partners for six months for chlamydia and 2 months for gonorrhea

Review in one week (at this visit: review symptoms, review contact tracing, sex education re: contraception, Cervical HPV/CST, Review compliance with meds)

Consider informing public health depending on state guidelines

TOC gonorrhea (all except urethral) in 2 weeks, TOC anorectal chlamydia and pregnant chlamydia in 4 weeks)

Test for re-infection in three months

If patient states their partner has gon/chlam - collect samples and test that day

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Treatment of chlamydia

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Oral azithromycin 1g Stat

OR Oral doxycycline 100mg bd for 7 days

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Gonorrhea med mx

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Ceftriaxone 500mg in 2ml 1% lidocaine intramuscularly stat

AND

Oral azithromycin 1g stat

Pharyngeal - increase azithrom to 2g stat

Anal (asympto) - Ceftx + doxy 100mg bd for one week

Anal (sympto) - Ceftx + doxy 100mg bd for three weeks

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How would you treat a patient with adult asthma?

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PRN ventolin 100mcg PRN

Budesonide 100mcg or 200mcg BD

Then

Budesonide/Eformoterol 100/6 BD

Then 200/6

then 400/12

Can increase or decrease dose of ICS by 25 % every 2 - 3 months depending on control

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Emergency Bronchodilator therapy for child 1-5 years
salbutamol 100 micrograms per actuation, 6 actuations (1 at a time) via pMDI with spacer (and mask, if required); repeat every 20 minutes for the first hour (or sooner if needed) PLUS ipratropium 21 micrograms per actuation, 4 actuations (1 at a time) via pMDI with spacer (and mask, if required); repeat every 20 minutes for the first hour (or sooner if needed).
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Emergency Bronchodilator therapy for adult
salbutamol 100 micrograms per actuation, 12 actuations (1 at a time) via pMDI with spacer; repeat every 20 minutes for the first hour (or sooner if needed) PLUS ipratropium 21 micrograms per actuation, 8 actuations (1 at a time) via pMDI with spacer; repeat every 20 minutes for the first hour (or sooner if needed).
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In children 1-5 years - how would you determine whether to add a preventer
who have symptoms requiring salbutamol occurring at least once a week who have had two or more moderate wheezing episodes (requiring emergency-department care or oral corticosteroids) in the last year following any severe wheezing episodes (requiring hospital admission). fluticasone propionate 50 to 100 micrograms by inhalation via pMDI with spacer (and mask if required), twice daily. If unable to take puffer or if they need add on therapy Montelukast 4mg orally (Above six the dose goes up by one to 5mg)
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In kids over 6 years - stepwise progression of asthma mx
1. Salbutamol 100mg by inhalation pMDI with spacer prn 2. Salbut prn+ Fluticasone proprionate 50-100mcg by inhalation BD pMDI with spacer Can use montelukast 5mg orally if doesnt like MDI 3. SABA + Fluticasone Proprionate **125**mcg by inhalation with spacer (Or Fluticasone/salmeterol 100/50)
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Calcium intake
1300mg Calcium intake a day esp when taking bisphosponates - three serves of dairy daily. ONLY if intake is insufficient (calcium carbonate 1.25 g orally daily with food.
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Vitamin D when to treat
If lower than 30units OR if osteoporosis and less than 50 Cholecalciferol 25 to 50mcg orally daily 1000-2000 IU
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Non Pharm Management of GORD
Weight loss is effective for improving reflux symptoms in patients who are overweight; even modest weight loss can be beneficial. Other measures include: eating smaller meals drinking fluids mostly between meals rather than with meals avoiding lying down after eating avoiding eating or drinking for 2 to 3 hours before bedtime or vigorous exercise elevating the head of the bed (if symptoms occur at night) stopping smoking.
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GORD pharm management for mild intermittent symptoms
ON DEMAND THERAPY an antacid plus alginate preparation 10 to 20 mL orally, as required If not improving add Pantoprazole 40mg orally daily (or eso 20) half to one hour before a meal as required
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If significant GORD symptoms
start with PPI as first line pantop 40mg Preg use antacids and H2 first (ranitidine 150mg)
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Cx of H. Pylori
most people with H. pylori infection are asymptomatic, but infection confers a lifetime risk of peptic ulcer disease of 15 to 20%, and gastric cancer of up to 2%.
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When and how to test for H Pylori
Not in reflux predom disease (heartburn/regurg) More **DYSPEPSI**A disease (discomfort, pain, nausea, bloating) These can be tested with **C13 Urea Breath** test (better in preg than other cos not radioactive). If found to be positive then eradication : **Treatment is 7 days BD esomeprazole 20, clarithromycin 500 and Amoxil 1g.** esomeprazole 20 mg orally, twice daily for 7 days PLUS amoxicillin 1 g orally, twice daily for 7 days PLUS clarithromycin 500 mg orally, twice daily for 7 days.
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Acute epiglottitis presentation and mx
Stridor with no Hib Vaccination Tripod position Drooling Give Ceftx 50mg/kilo IV stat
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COPD acute exacerbation
Salbutamol 100mg pMDI up to 10 separate actuations by inhalation, repeat as needed Ipratropium 21mcg pMDI up to 6 separate actuations by inhalation, repeat as needed Oral prednisolone once daily in the morning for five days IF patient has 1) Increased purulence, colour change 2) Increased volume 3) Fever Oral Doxycycline 100mg daily for five days
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If oxygen is given for COPD exac what dose
0.5-2L to maintain oxygen saturations between 88 and 92 and avoid hypercapnic resp failure.
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COPD maintenance
1. **SABA - Salbutamol 100mcg** **LAMA - Glycopyrronium 50mcg once daily inhalation** **LAMA/LABA - Glycopyrronium 50/ Indacterol 110 once daily** Then if FEV1 is less than 50 or greater than two exacerbations requiring abx and steroids in a year - **Then commence ICS/LABA and a LAMA** **Budesonide/Eformorterol 400/12**
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Androgenetic alopecia
Monoxidil 5% foam, BD for 6- 12 months can get hypertrichosis (
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Field Therapies for solar keratoses
5 Fluorouracil 5% once daily 2-4 weeks for face 3-6 weeks on arms and legs Imiquimod 5% nocte 3 times a week for 3 weeks Ingenol Mebutate 0.015% face or scalp for three days
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Mild Acne Mx
Benzyoyl peroxide 5%- face gel or cream Wash to back or chest. If mainly comedonal (remember topical retinoids are teratogenic) **Benzoyl peroxide + Adapalene 2.5% + 0.1%** - Daily for six weeks If comedonal and inflammatory **Benzoyl Peroxide 5% + Clindamycin 1%** - Daily for six weeks
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Mod/Severe Acne Mx
Doxy 50mg orally daily for six weeks then review Can swap to Minocycline 50mg daily for 6 weeks or Erythromycin 250 or 500 mg bd for six weeks in girls if needs pill and there are no Contraindications: can swap to OCP ethinyloestradiol 35 + cyproterone acetate 2mg g - daily for first 21 days of 28 day cycle If not improving refer to Derm for isotretinoin
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Melasma management
1. Sun Protection 2. Hydroquinone 2% cream, topically bd for 2 to 4 months 3. Or Add Topical tretinoin 0.025% for 4 to 6 months (Note topical tretinoin is teratogenic).
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Side effects of isotretinoin
Dry lips,dry skin, dry eyes Teratogenic
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